RACING AND TROTTING

Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21710, 18 February 1936, Page 14

RACING AND TROTTING

RACING AND TROTING

- 1 :*%- . 1 —Alone, by/ Wildwood Junr—Navajo. f \ - ' The three-year-oWs make a bright . ' February 21, Fehruary-21,%-Wurton J.C* , k star, creamfifiybyJacKPotts-Alone; February 22—Waiapu R.C. _, .j. grey fillyhy Jack J?otts—Hydaspes; February 22, 24 —Waikato R.C, .. chestnut gelding by Jack Potts —AuFebruary 26—Opunake R & thor Dillon, mare; and a bay colt by February 26, 27—Gore R.C. ' Jack Potta—Bessie Logan. In the BelFebruary 28, 23—Marlborough R.C. fast stud, Donald has evidently made February 29, March 2—Te Aroha J.C. , a foundation . with Logan Pointer ' March 4—Bangltikei R.C. mares, the .most successful in New ZeaMarch 5. 7—Napier Park R.C. land to-day, and buyers can be assured March 7—Franklin B,C: of excellent quality youngsters. BeMarch. 7—Banks Peninsula B.C. sides the unraced trotters and pacers, htorch. 35’ 5f y 04 I l l ?, nty JC- will be offered lor sale, the biggest March 21, 23—Osunaru J.C/ parade of stock offered in Canterbury March for. some time. The sale will comMarch 28—Birchwood. Hunt C. ■ fnence at 12 noon on February 27. MarcK 31, April 1— R-C. Bessie. Parrlsh was produced amongst .TROTTING FIXTURES S, - nerley, who drove her, was .unlucky —’V 1 enough to meet* interference in the _ , T , _ rVigm early part and the mare did not have February., 19—Liter-Domimon Cham a chance to show her ability. The winpiopships (Perth). ner, Rongomai, registered 2min 45 February 22—New Bnghton T.C. 3-ssec from a 2min. 53sec mark and March 6, 7 T*C. this would‘have required the trotter , March 7—Wellington T.C. to -do" about 2min 44sec to have won. March 14—Timaru T.C. She finished fifth, a very good perMarch 18—Wyndham T.C., formance in the circumstances, and it March- 21 —Taranaki'T.C. is a pity there are not more races March 26—Roxburgh T.C. for unhoppled trotters to suit her. AnS hj l^ffiSu^TX: 0 ' Disappointing April 11 13—Hawera TC Greenmantle has disappointed his April 11.’ 15— N.Z. Metropolitan T.C. connexions more than once. When he Anril 15—Rotorua T.C. was confidently supported on Saturday April IS—Ashburton T.C. • he left his supporters without a chance April 18, 22—Manawatu T.C. by failing to leave the mark with the April 30, May 2—Forbury Park-T.C. others. At one stage Greenmantle y looked like developing into a high grade performer, but some of his latest TTIfiF GQSSTP displays have not been encouraging. The Two Derhys c ' 'Belle* Derby and Isabel Derby were two of the disappointments at the CanOnt cfActlon terbury.Park meeting, but. both are Davnlq wastry sore' after contest- known, to be good pacers and likely, to fng the ".principal event af Wingatui make a big Improvement when the op Saturday owing to 'being kicked luck favours them, twice when the field was scrambling A Useful Pacer for "positions at the starting post. He c. G. Isaacson is .not often seen in rari well for the first half of the jour- the sulky, but he drives well, and with ney,, but could not cariy on. It is few opportunities has scored a fair tiiraiv that Tiavnin win rpotiirp a few measure of success.- In Mary de Oro that .DavolpwiU require a lew hj& gQOd> consistent pac er, who weeks spell to recover from the effects jjas earned place money at Forbury of his‘painful experience. . park and Canterbury Park, and looks Lucie for'Volfcre - like adding a win to her record ih the The mount < on Cuddle/ at Caulfield near future. . on Saturday was given /to K. Voitre Unreliable •owing tO-'M. ]ftfcC<tften,’who'does most 1 ' John Jinks does not v appeal as a of G. Price’s, riding, having previously likely winner at Addington, and his been 1 engaged for Marabou, who was unreliability may yet find the authorlam6ng‘tlir unplaced division to Satur- ties taking action. There are other rfay-s race. haabeeaen toraea not g.va «,e pubbe n.ucb gaged to .ride .Marabou m all of his I, autumn engagements in Melbpurne. Evident# WC. B.Keltow believes a Harvester is now brained by "r Tr # -ufonar. S. Humphreys, but on his latest showthat m the wxght-for-age races McCar his prospects pf winning are not ten will suit Marabou better than bright, some pf the lighter Melbourne joqkeys who would ; Have been available. At - .. . .. Serait times, writes “Pilot,” I M. C. McTigue has Morello in his have heard McCarters horsemanship care, but the Hey de Oro gelding ap-laulted—it-.-is. the same’ to respect to pears to have lost form. At one stage every jockey—but he has invariably Morello looked like developing Into a shown form that has again enlisted good handicap performer, but now five some of ids harshest critics among his years old, he has failed to live up followers. There has been no room to bis early reputation, for any fault-finding for some time, £ Lucky Purchase ' j} y itS“aS^o b „°S 35 y took' first - place Hon, In winning a division of the Swan S lmto%'l-s S ec Handicap (a 2min Iteec class . averbeing a world’s,-.Record; and hje r also aged the good rate of 2min ISJsec for did a xnlle and a'quarter in'2min 1 1-5 13 furlongs. On Saturday night he f sec. with9-o.' Other notable. per- again won, averaging 2min 12isec for formftnees were those of the three-' one toile and a half* Mr H. Barnes’s yeir-old/ Ojhaha; who, wife. 9-0,: ran stallion has now succeeded In Tasa mile’andrs quarter to,2inin 1 2-ssec, mama, Victoria, South Australia, New - UP 2mih 80 3*ssec for a mile g oU th Wales, and Western Australia, and sk’-hStfir'/. always providing for his,board and rek |toaie - / s; ‘ sidence early in. the piece. Bought by Soudd ; baintOTesting to learn what Mr W. Balloch as a youngster from Mr those peoplrwho demonstrated against E. Tatlow, Logan Derby was sold when Cherry Bong when-he won the Moore- rising three years for the bargain price field;',Cupt.thought of 'his. last- two of 60 guineas. Brier to this he, had runs/ wmea 1 Sydney critic. Hfcavily been given to E. McDonald to break . hapfcsdior the Victoria Park Handi- and educate, and that the Melbourne canuhe > ran rnowhere,* and in tha An- re insman set a great foundation for niversary Handicaptbeat’One. As he success no one can deny. For looked, .thoroughly, fit. ..there must .be yeanj Mr , Balloch had been trying to a lot of t£e ro#ue to Chewy King, acquire a real- champion, and he pur- ‘ means of gratifying this ambition. Un|stog toto fortunately for the sport, Mr Balloch mvewalof ofform saw reason to give up his life-long oi lorn. hobby, and Mr Barnes became the Again Out or luck owner at a figure Considerably lower , -P; i Riddle might well be wondering than he expected to pay, when id*; luck is going change. given 4h(B 4 unW«- - WINTON J.C. cember a4f-,R#ldto bag ’not won a - —— ■ ‘ ACCEPTANCES . NoyemßerSP. ItQriihako —— -at ".WerwiCfe-’-fesrm December, 7, > tr»*ss assocutios tntanut.) ■; and WmdbirdiW/Rosehill, the .loliowtog week. Riddle Seemed ' for INVERCARGILL, February 17. one of 'those The following acceptances have been reior .hj, Wtoton aub' S 1 During this unlucky period, Riddle's 'meeting.— -NOVICE STAKES, of 90 sovs. Weight *wat might, easily. h?ye, hsen aSSIbv cwemai '* ’ , ... , Bonny June Verdure • ‘ 'ft* ; * /v ' > Coat of Arms Walau Maid I Fireguard 8 ' * h *’/** ,’i ■ >.*>•»* >( WINTON CUP. of 155 sovs.' One mile dV'- *, ■ and a quarter, 'trmiiTnflfi,-.. st. lb. st. lb. k*®™®* l * r - ... Great Shot 9. 0 MpHeath .. 8 4 ) ■ ‘ A^ ; th&- -Invercargill Trivet ~ 813 Born’s Reef 7IS •tiStoSf ( be « onest Maid 8 6 t*™ oo * •• 711 , . , to-mor- pxjblicans* handicap, of 100 sovs. six . ram 1 j \ * r f - v . . s furlongs. for ‘the ihatinee 1 meei- ' ' s V b^ - Canterbury Own- " | I P ” ’ err&nd Breeders' on ' Si wm .etoseiat of H.' Swale • memorial steeplechase MV *- ***£ vistt'tSßi B aSft' aar- »S“Ti .. Asa.• ks”-18““ '• 8 0 ; ;i to .. 911 ; : v Darkly of ioo sovs. six fx r .tfn - f st.lb. St.lb. Wall street 813 Red Treasure 7 7 Amenta ..88 Johnny ..77 \ ) JWandMtonCt 8 B Night Gem.. 7 5 ■■ w " racing" >;Btbck. .. and ~ Aela »■ , . 8 3 Henry Dawson-7 3 ‘•■'-6 i Vlolenta ~ 713 'Wild Career 7 0 Mayam* -• v. 713 • .... . >i : "H-- • W. F. JAMES HANDICAP, Of 105 sovs. -; ' •■**.'**' . 'Alb. i r . ;/. ; 'W> oiTAFiRtTRbr Handicap (in harness), eflM J»VB.. toUn «sec class. One ?»■ 1 ;j; W - t i Creep/:-.’ . .<' -scrViEddieeTbliil, /»»/«sr ■’

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* •»»&, -*, J ’-* Guide was a good favourite each was for* thaßragitoto.Hangicap, and he realised expectations by winning very decisively in the good time at 3nur IS 2-ssec. King’s ; Guide ran into a bandy position 'at' the end of -the . first fcqund behind Silk- Cord and‘ Lucky Love, and although Star Pronto went past Him at the half mile he .soon pul the issue beyond doubt in the,straight winning in the style of a good horse. Like others of the progeny* of Blue Mountain King he is a good stayer ana Should do well when he attempts .two miles, . ' An Accident ' The each-way ■ favourite Golden Eagle capsized when travelling well in behind the leaders after going about nine furlongs in the Forbes Handicap, giving her driver J. T. Paul his secona fall of the day. The mishap was* due to Waikato Prince breaking and interfering with Golden Eagle. This robbed the contest of some interest, but there was a very fine finish, •'in which the consistent Manna’s Son won from Dil* fashion, with Gala Day a close third and Audo Patch fourth. The quartet all had winning chances in the straight and Manna’s Son stayed on better than usual, recording exactly the same time as when he finished second on the first day, ’ Dilfashion and Gala Day both trotted fine races. They were bracketed on the totalisator and the combination returned a good place dividend. Hot Favourite Beaten. The three-year-old, Lynworthy, was very heavily supported for the Richmond Handicap, and his supporters on the ■ place machine received a good deal less than money back when he was beaten into second place. Lynworthy failed to leave the mark correctly and lost many seconds before striking his hopples. He was sent after the field and he recorded a remarkably good . .performance for second, although he never appeared to have any chance with the Cherrill, who was always well placed and drew right away a couple of furlongs from home. Tollgate and Bismuth did best of the others, who were badly beaten. Cherrill went 3mm 21sec, a very smart effort for one in her class. . . A Bracketed Pair The bracketed horses, Kewpie’s Bond and Ironside, second in demang to Rayon d’Or on both machines, finished first and second in the Sylvia Park Handicap. Kewpie’s Bond followed the pacemaker, Rockella, until about two furlongs from home, when she assumed command to win narrowly from her stablemate, Ironside, who finished strongly after being slow in the early stages. It was one ol the best performances Kewpie’s Bond has registered and she was very confidently driven by J. G. Robertson. Rayon d’Or had every chance, getting a fine run on the rails early, but was not quite good enough at the finish, although he was not far from the winner. Rockella also performed solidly and a win for him may not be far distant. King’s Play and Parrish Belle effectually settled thelt chances at the start. Gold Dredge was running on and was closer at the finish than at any other stage. A' Second Win J. G. Robertson scored his second successive win when he won the Farewell Handicap with Francis Lincoln, who was a good second favourite to the Pegaway-Travis bracket. Francis Lincoln wfts second on the first day _to Pegaway and on this occasxn he did slightly better to score, although he skipped just as he was passing the post. However, he deserved his success as he was a trifle slow off the mark and not too well placed early. Travis was responsible for a creditable effort, but Francis Lincoln was too solid for him in the straight. KENSINGTON MEETING (Received February 17, 11.2 p.m.) SYDNEY, February 17. At the Kensington races,' Royal Helena, Florence Nightingale, and Prendergast were unplaced in the Novice Nursery Handicap. Lovesong was unplaced in the Flying Welter. Cockpen was unplaced in the Kensington Handicap, and Wild Dove in the Bunnerong Welter Mile, woodville j.c.ACCEPTANCES (VRBB9 ASSOCIATION TZLJtOBAM.) PALMERSTON N., February 17, The following are the acceptances for the first day (February 21) of the Woodville Jockey Club’s meeting:— Noon— MAIDEN PLATE, of 60 sovs. Six furlongs st, lb. , st. lb. Tommv First Hsnd 811 8 H Battle Pomp 811 Sansfoy .. 811 Golden Anne 811 First Chapter 811 Hornpipe .. 811 Maestro .. 811 Joviality .. 811 Trailer .. 811 Conception 811 Warehl .. 811 Llndy .. 811 Mozeltove 8 11 12.40 p.m.— ORINGI HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, ol 75 sovs. One mile and a-quarter. st. lb. st. lb. Blue Tiger 912 Gaswyn .. 9 8 Monarchy .* 9 9 Widden .. 9 5 Royal Papa . 9 9 Earl Colossus 9 0 John Charles 9 9 Tiger 8i11..9 0 1.20 p.m.— WOODVILLE HANDICAP, of 120 sovs One mile and a quarter. st. lb. st. lb. Werohia ..9 5 Ethiop ..8 6 Full Throttle 811 Queen’s Pride 7 9 Hest » ..8 8 Version .. 7,0 2 p.m.— SAPLING STAKES, of 75 sovs. Five furlongs and a half. st. Ibv st. lb. Karl ■ ~ 8 11 The Bigot ..7 9 Mandamus 7 9 Birthday Le Toquet ~79 Party 7 6 Slegmund 7 9 Silver River 7 5 2.45 p.m.— PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP, of 75 sovs. -'■‘Seven furlongs. ' * . st.lb. st.lb. Confiscation 9 0 Cheerful Day 713 Vinco .. 8 9 Peter’s Pence 7 13 Mesurlna ..8 8 Sybllsong ..7 8 Royal Record 8 4 Count Kotou .. 8 '3 Willonyx 7 7 Lord Moutoa 8 3 Mid Acre .. 7 7 Soho • ' .. 8 3 Park Acre .. 7’7 3.? ft p.m.— - RUAHINE HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. Six furlongs, st.lb. st.lb. Land Tax .. 811 Lavina ~ 7 7 Haut Monde 8 9 Fulojoy .. 7 7 Sir Nigel .. 713 Lapel .. 7 6 Porotiti .. 7 11 Bodyline , ~ 7 3 Arctic King 7 7 Waste Lang 7 0 4 p.m.-r- - ’ “ COUNTY HANDICAP, of 75 sovs. Six furlongs. st, lb, st. lb. Contact ..8 9 Helen Ford 711 Harvest Moon 8 6 Recitation 7 11 La Crown . - 8 6 De Trop .. 7 9 Happy - , Brown Pearl 7 8 Hunting 8 5 Golden Time 7 8 Bias ■ ~ 713 Drumpeel 7 8 Flammarion 713 Lorrelle .. 7 7 Silver Song , 712 4.45 p.m.— KUMEROA HANDICAP,, of 75 sovs. One mile and a distance. „ . st.lb. st.lb. Hest ft . 5 Chaste .. 7 12 Happy ■ Whetuma .. 7 8 Landing 8 9 Version .., 7 8 Wyndale ..8 2

a ] BING’S WARRIOR WINS' , (paxss assocutxoic tklkobak.) ’ ‘ ( AUCKLAND,. February 17. - I The Auckland Trotting Club’s Feb- ; rUary meeting was concluded at Alex- • andra Park to-day ip fine weather. ; The track was in'exceUentorder.and : the totalisator .handled £16,584 10s, ' compared with £15,104 5s on the cor- / responding day last year,-an-increase l of £I4BO ss. The total for the meet- - irig was £35,778 10s, against ,£31,602 1 ■ last 1 year, an increase of ,£4176 10s. j Results: — ( I MANUREWA HANDICAP, ‘ ! Of 115 sovs. 3min 49sec class. One mile - and a half. ■ ' 2. 3—NELSON CHIEF 60 J. T. Paul 1 . 4. 2—Worthy Princess scr Hughes 2 6. s—Stalky scr ~ Roe 3 [ 5;.S British Metal scr bracketed with Stalky 7. 7 Bingen Sun scr; 6, 7 Great ■' Sonoma :scr; 9, 9 Reception scr; B,' 6 i Rnssa 48; 1, 1 Polly Pan 48; 3,’4 Worthy i Nor 72 also started. i Won by three lengths; one and a half , lengths second and third. Reception was ’ fourth. Times—3min 29sec. 3min 35 3-sseo, \ 3min 36 l-ssec.. ■. ■. • .< . i j ', ■ ’ ■ ■■ ; ,< HOWICK HANDICAP, ] Of 115 sovs. 3mln 43sec class. One mile and a half. 4. 7—ROYAL. JEWEL scr ' McDonald 1 1. I—Aerial Bell scr .. C. G. Lee 2 ’ 2. 2—Worthy Boy scr .. A., Julian 3 ] 4, 7 Great Jewel scr bracketed with i winner: 11, 12 Bachelor King, scr;. 9, 9 i Bronze King sqr; 6, 5 Farm Girl scr; 12, , 111 Gloster scr; 10, 10 Mandalay scr; 13, , 13 Nelson King .scr; 3. 3 Scrap Iron scr; , 7, 8 Superfine scr; 8, 5 Worthy Song ' scr also started. i Won by half a head; five lengths second < and third. Scrap Iron was fourth. Times— ■: t 3mln 25sec, 3mln 25 l-ssec, 3mln.3osec. j ALEXANDRA PARK HANDICAP, , Of 300 sovs. 4min 33sec class.* Two miles. . 1, I—KING’S WARRIOR 36 .■ ■■ ■’■ F. J. Smith 1 ; 4. 4— Wee Machine scr .. Willetts 2 j i 3. 3—Kewpie’s Triumph 60 .. Gee, 3 . I 1, 1 Pegaway 48 bracketed with King's j Warrior: 2, 2 Smooger 48: 6, fl WUUe Derby 148; 5. 5 Kewpie’s Guy 60 also started. Won by three and a half lengths; two lengths second and third. Times—4min 24 . sec, 4mln 28 3-ssec, 4min 24 3-ssec. RANGITOTO HANDICAP, Of 125 sovs. 3mln 36sec class. One mile ; and a half. . 1 I—KING’S GUIDE 24 Mitchell 1 , 6. 7—Star Pronto 24 .. Dyer 2 ; ‘3. s—Red Frontier 12 .. Nicholson 3 ; 1 1 Transworthy 48 bracketed with , j winner; 5. 3 Lucky Love scr; 2.2 Silk ; I Cord scr; 8, 8 Argolls 12; 9, 10 Prince Eta- , I wah 12; 7, 6 Tryraent 12; 10, 9 Kewpies . King 36; 4, 4 Proletarian 36 also started. W6n by three and a half lengths; four ; lengths second and third. Proletarian was i fourth. Times—-3min 18 2*ssec» 3min 19 . 3-ssec, 3min 23 2-ssec. , I FORBES HANDICAP, I of 125 sovs. 4min 56sec class. Two miles. : 6. S—MANNA'S SON 24 ‘ .1 Groat 1 4. 3—Dilfashlon 36 .... A.Bryce 2 4. 3—Gala Day (bracketed with Dll- ' fashion) •• C. Smith 3 7, 8 Nelson Pirate scr; 3, 4 Waikato : Prince 24; 6, 6 Autumn Lou 36: 8, 7 Young ROdney 48: 2, 2 Audo Patch 60; 1, 1 Golden Eagle 60 also started. Won by one and a half lengths: same . second and third. Tlmes-4min 39sec. 4mln - 38 2-ssec, 4min 30sec. - 1 RICHMOND HANDICAP, Of 125 sovs. 3min 40sec class. One mile j and a half. j 2, 4— CHERRILL 12 •• Mahoney \ ' 1. I—Lynworthy 12 F. J. Smith 2 1 6. s— ToUgate scr •• Wood J ; 4, 3 King’s Knight scr; 7, 7 Wee Par- } rish scr; 7. 9 Te Kahu 12; 3, 2 Parochial , 24; 9, 8 Replica 24; -5, 5 Bismuth 36 also _ St Wonhy eight lengths; five lengths sec- i end and third. Times—3mln 21sec, 3min 26sec, 3min 29sec. SYLVIA PARK HANDICAP, Of 123 sovs. Smln 32sec class. One mile and a half. ■ 2 2—KEWPIE’S BOND 12 Robertson 1 2. 2—lronside 24 bracketed with Kewpie’s Bond ; ? 1, I— Rayon dOr24 .. F. J. Smith 3 ' 3, 4 King’s Play 7. 7 Lumlnate 12; ] 9, 8 Parrish Belle 12; 6. 6 Rockella 12. 4. , 3 Our McKinney 24; 10, 9 Guid Hairst ■ 36; 8, 10 Blandford 48; 5, 5 Gold Dredge 60 also started. , ■ , i Won by half a head; neck second and third. Times—3min 19.2-Bsec, 3mln 18 ( 3-9 sec, Smln 18 4-9 sec. FAREWELL HANDICAP, Of 150 sovs. 2mln 47sec class. One mile* and a quarter. 2, 2—FRANCIS LINCOLN 12 Robertson 1 1 I—Travis 12 . ■ F. J. Smith . 2 4] 4— Prince Pedro 24. .. McMillan 3 1 1 Pegaway 86 bracketed with Travis; 3, 3 Edna Worthy scr; 8, 9 Manco scr; 8. 8 Our Peter scr; 5, 6 Kewpie s Guy 12; 6, 5 Wee Machine 24; 7, 7 Kewpies Triumph 60 also started. ■ Won by one and a half lengths. Times—2mln 42 4-ssec, 2mln 43 l-ssec, 2mln 46sec. , NOTES ON THE RACING [THE PRESS Special Service.] AUCKLAND, February 17. The Auckland trotting meeting was concluded to-day, when the track was in great condition, fast times being the order of the day. King’s Warrior was again successful, but other horses from jf j Smith’s stable were J. T. Paul was badly shaken when Golden Eagle met with a mishap, .and he was sent to hospital. The Favourite 1 Fails The each-way favourite, Polly Pan, refused to trot solidly in the Manurewa Handicap, and completely extinguished her chance by a bad break after going about hall a mile. Most of the others also made mistakes, and the only ones to go evenly were the first and second horses, Nelson Chief and Worthy Princess. Nelson Chief did not compete on the first day, but he was well supported, and gave a fine , display to have the race in hand about three furlongs from home. Worthy Princess registered another sound performance, and Stalky, did best of the others, although he broke more than once on the journey. * A Promising Juvenile Benefited by his race on the first day, when he made a good showing, the three-year-old Royal Jewel, was responsible for a sound performance to win the Howick .Handicap from the consistent but .unlucky Aerial Bell, who once again had to be content with a minor placing. Aerial Bell attempted to win all the way, but Royal Jewel just outstayed her in the last bit to win by half a head. Royal . Jewel is the first of the progeny of ] Jewel* Pointer to win, and the manner in which he finished indicated that he had inherited a good deal of his sire's determination. Worthy Boy battled oru at the end to be a moderate third and Scrap Iron was fourth. After a bad beginning Home Brew went well for a mile and a quarter, and then , faded out. Some crowding occurred ( when the field had covered about two furlongs, and J. T. Paul, driver of Great Jewel, was thrown from the sulky, A Short-priced Winner The King's. Warrior-Pegaway bracket was supported down to a short price for the Alexandra Park Handicap, and King’s Warrior had no ! difficulty in [repeating his -first day’s performance i and' winning easily, to return again j [less than the money back for : a,place. As a result of the sound pace.set by Wee Machine; who was-over lO lengths clear at one stage, the race was run In ’fftri time,' and the Winner recorded 4min. 24sec, King’s Warrior, was in second position lor' most of the jouTnje# and when 1 asked for an effort a quarter of a mile from'home he soon took the lead, and had the fleldbeaten at the home ‘ turn; ! King’s’- Warrior proved, himself a genuine' stayed Wee Machine •battled' oftvfor--becond^may