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WELLINGTON T.C.

TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMME The Wellington Trotting Club will hold another of its popular meetings at Hutt Park to-morrow, and the pig number of Canterbury horses engaged gives the South Island a Wff interest in the meeting. Especial interest will centre on the meeting of the two crack four-year-olds Gamble ..and Graham Direct, and with a difference of 13 yards in two,miles a most exciting contest should be seen. Most of the horses entered claim dual engagements, and early "form may be a good guide later in the day. The programme is as follows: 12.30 pan.— NAINAI HANDICAP, of 120 sovs. For unhoppled trotters. 3min 43sec class. One mile and a hall Kippagh .. scr Golden Bingen 12 Native Leaf scr Lady Sonoma 12 Renegade ..scr Princess Onyx 12 Worthy Star scr BrSnte .. Zi Wrackless .. scr Sonoma King 24 Isabel Patch 12 Header .. 36 Uilfashion ..12 The Nai Nai Handicap, a race, for unhoppled trotters, has attracted a good field, and the recent winning ot Isabel Patch at Addington arid Princess "Onyx at New Brighton draws attention to their chances. Both have & ot* ted much faster than they are now asj sessed, and Lady Sonoma made a good showing at the Benefit meeting. Golden Bingen and Renegade are likely to show improvement, and the places ajay be filled by Princess Onyx, Isabel Patch, and Renegade. 1.5 p.mw—

HUTT PARK TRIAL HANDICAP, oi 100 sovs. 3min 43sec class. On( mile and a half. Dusky Chum Icr Silver Black scr Golden Miller scr Trireme .. «a Ideal ..scr Valdore ~. fid

fean Farrish set Guy Zolock 24 Loretta ..scr War Bird .. 60 Native Son .. scr Lady Author 132 Royal Palm .-. scr

Few of those engaged in the Hutt Park Trial have any outstanding form to recommend them, but Valdor / is a promising three-year-old and Royal Palm la overdue for a win- Golden Miller is an unknown quantity, but is reported to be useful. Backers will prefer the chances ox Valdor, Royal Palm, and Golden Miller. 1.40 p.nur—

RAILWAY HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. 3min 36sec class. One mile and a naif. Aerial Boy .. scr TWciiff .. 12 Doris Derby scr Full Hand .. 24 Agility .. 12 Boldina King 36 Dundee .. 12 Rare Rey .. 38 Grand Mogul 12 A very evenly balanced field will contest the Railway Handicap, and a fine contest may be expected, with support evenly divided. Grand Mogul has been twice first and once second in his last three starts, and Tricliff has been twice first and twice second in his latest performances. Doris Derby's form is also encouraging, and the judge's placings may be Tricliff, Grand Mogul, and Doris Derby. 2.20 p.m.— BOLLARD MEMORIAL HANDICAP, of 250 sovs. 4mln 37eec class. Two miles. "■■ Grace Plain .Pearl 24 McElwyn scr Gamble, .." 33 Priceless .. scr Mocast .. 88 Worthy Ring scr Graham Direct 48 Llewellyn's Fernbrook

Pride 12 j Lass 48 WUWWave ?2 Gamble and Graham Direct are likely to monopolise the betting in the Bollard Memorial and the formershould be a good favourite Grace McElwyn is a smart pacer, and Uewel- & ns £ r / d £ put "g a «*«Jlng race at Brighton on Saturday last. Plain $ e be & of the **»«&• der, but the favourites should be Gamble Graham Direct, and Llewellyn's Pride. * 2.55 pjß. WILFORD HANDICAP, of 180 sovs. f<?J troW 4min 89 sec class. Two miles., K!!fL " "* Q**d«nßlnt«i 24 Renegade .. scr Lady Sonoma 24 Worthy Star scr Bronte .7 38 wrackless scr Sonoma King 38 Princess Onyx 12 Header 48 he will consider the chances of Princess Onyx, Isabel PatchTand S.BO p.m— of 100 sovs. 8 ?u^rtS C ' laSS * on<JmUe *«i a Activity .. scr Superior Dusky Chum scr Ran k Jean Parrish scr Worthy ** Loretta scr Audubon scr ; Native Son scr Valdore ig a L Blm sc ? Thornworthy 12 Silk Bonny scr War Bird 48 Thornworthy next in order. y

C 5 IMB.- * . SPRING HANDICAP, of 120 wnt t rain 59sec class. One miie ego * quarter. l Doris Derby scr Grand JMogul 12 BatoelMsy .. 35 Escaping a for the Spring Bandkap, thettvoutlta should be Agility, Grind Mogul, and Woliff.", ■ y ■ ■■ ■- 4.40 p.m.— » WELLINGTON HANDICAP, of 1» ' sdvs. 2mtn 48sec class. One oollft and a quarter. Edna Worthy scr Plain Pearl it Grace Gamble .. 31 McElwyn scr Graham Priceless .'. acr Direct " H Supertax scr too .. 8* Worthy Willow Waws 34 o King scr Fernbrook ' Llewellyn's Las* M Pride 12 Logan's Pride 36 Gamble is not likely to be started twice in one day, and. in his absence from the Handicap the me* may resolve itself into a battle between Iraq, Graham Direct, and Grae* McElwyn.

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Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21577, 13 September 1935, Page 16

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WELLINGTON T.C. Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21577, 13 September 1935, Page 16

WELLINGTON T.C. Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21577, 13 September 1935, Page 16

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