WANGANUI T.C.'S ANNUAL MEETING.

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 14001, 25 March 1911, Page 10

WANGANUI T.C.'S ANNUAL MEETING.

(PKESS ASSOCIATION TELEOHAU.Ii WANGANUI, March 24.

The Wanganui Trotting Club's ileot.ng was cjiicludeU io-day in d-elightiui weather, and with a large attendance. A total of £1113 was put through the totalisator for the two days, compared with £721 10a for the two days last yeai Results: —

TKIAIj HANDICAP, of 20 soys; one mile anci a hall—Lady Victor, 30aec, 1; Erin's Tracey, 9sec, 2; Patent Leather, 30sec, 3. Four started. Time, 4min 22sec.

ARAM.OHO HANDICAP, of 20 Kove; ono mile and a half—Nnnc.y Till, 15sec, 1; Scampi.;-, 2"aec, 2; Indian Rose, 27eec, 3. TRADESMEN'S HANDICAP, of 50 sove; two miles—Ding Dong., 32sec, 1; Mersoy, S'Jscc, 2; Pearlie Maul, 12s©c, 3. Seven started. Won all the way. Timo, smin 32aec. THAMWAY HANDICAP, of 25 eovs; one nile—The Flasher, 12aec, 1; Mara« Majiu, 2»ec, 2; Florence W., 25scc, 3. Five started.

EASTBROOK HANDICAP, of 25 eovs; one mile and a half—VVaildno, ?lsec, 1; Mer»oy, 30aec, 2: Casey, 15sec, 3. Six started. Time, 4mln 7£sec.

BALLAN€iS ILVNDICAP, of 30 soys;' one miL« and a half—Hova, 39sec, 1; Nancy Till, 20fec, 2; Erin's Tracey, 25eec, 3. * Nine etsrted. Time, 4min 12isca FAREWELL HANDICAP, of 20 sove; ono mile—Con Ribbon, 2.jscc, 1; John H., 9eeo, 2, Gold Bell, ecr, 3. Six started. Time, 2mir. 51sec.