TROTTING NOTES

Press, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23318, 2 May 1941, Page 11

TROTTING NOTES

From Southland Grown Peak, engaged in the mile saddle ’af Oamaru to-morrow, is an aged gelding by Adioo Guy from a Four Chimes mare,/and is trained at Gore by,.-J. Thomas. His best performance this season was in the Southland Handicap at the Invercargill Trotting Club's meeting, when he finished second to Pleasant Guy in the Southland Handicap. He recorded 4min 31 4*ssec for two miles, a good performance on the Invercargill course. At the Southland meeting in January he won the Oreti Trot Handicap, of a mile and five furlongs, in 3min 48see. Novices at Amberley Conflagrate, engaged in the Teviot* dale Handicap at Amberley to-morrow, is a four-year-old colt by Jack Potts —Alone, and Is trained by C. S. Donald. Other novices engaged at Amberloy include Narvarino by Nelson Derby—DoVach (W. N. Duff); Native Man by Man o' War—Native Shrub (T. H. McGirr); NUella by Grattan Loyal—Dark Audubon (J. Weir); Pearl Shell by Jack Potts—Pearl Logan (J. E. Murfltt); Robinette by Grattan Loyal—Watty’s Wish (A. W. Johnston); Solicitor by Jack Potts—Quality (J. Purdon); Vera de Oro by Rey de Oro —Vera Logan (P. J. Dakin); Young Rey by Young Author—Cynara (P. M. Morrison); and Sultan's Pride by Wrack—Eileen Dillon (M. Holmes). AMBERLEY R.G. TO-MORROW’S PROSPECTS The Amberley Racing Club Will hold Its annual race meeting on the Amberley racecourse to-morrow. The fields are very satisfactory, and the races all appear to be very open. The course and grounds are reported to be in excellent order. All the profits from the fixture are to be given for patriotic purposes. The Single pool system will be in operation, and the following horses are likely to race prominently : Novice Stakes; Hurry Girl, Force. Brackenfleld Hlgh-welght Handicap: Sir Frederick, Streamline. Teviotdale Trot: Vera de Oro, Native Man. Olasnevln . Handicap: Don’t Forget, Stabilise. O. B. Starky Memorial Handicap! Muffler, Oreenbank. Seadown Handicap: Eulogist, Rawhamal. Amberley Handicap: Prudent Prince, Knight Commander, i Kowal Trtrt: Vera de Oro, Walkarl Chief. OAMARU T.C. TO-MORROW’S PROSPECTS The Oamaru Trotting Club’s meeting to be held to-morrow has drawn good acceptances of evenly-matched horses, and the short limits lb the different races should make lor exciting contests. The following horses may be expected to race prominently:— Innovation Handicap: Shaun Aroon, Cleevc HI J, Cockney. Advance Handicap: Special Agent, Catalpa, Cinchona. Papakalo Handicap: Indian Clipper, Southland, Passing By. President's Handicap! Arietta, .April Direct, Warfield. Juvenile Stakes: Pacing Power, Warform, Sandyways. ■ „ Walkaura Handicap: Jock McGrath. Harrlsh Gipsy, Native Ruler. Enfield Handicap; Three Tens, Stormtost, Colonel Axworthy. v-• •:■ - ~ Electric Handicap! Jerry Parrish. Warfield, Refund. • ASHBURTON COUNTY R.C. HANDICAPS The following are the handicaps for the Ashburton County Racing Club s meeting oh May 10 s LONGBBAGH HURDLES, of £130: one mfie'and a half And 10(i yards-Dlvldend 11-7: survey 11-6; Sir Frederick 11*0; Flagman JO-6; rVndy Bay B-10; Donadea 9-3, Grampian' 9-1; Wake 9-0. •..• • SELMA TROT HANDICAP, of £l|0; 3mrn 43sec clase: one mfie and a haifAmarlte. Catalpa, Conflagrate, Hoyden, Loyal •feck* Navartno, Native Man. Rainstorm, Robinette, Rosa Derby,, Sa H°FJ* Fancy, Sandstone, Spate, Spencer voio, B<*,6.Rgcr 3atk. Turret. Vera de Oro, War Form, Young Key scr; cinchona ae, . EIFFELTON HACK HANDICAP, Of £120; six furlongs—Rawhamal 9-0; Eulogist 8*12; Guilder 8-10; Confidant 8-6; On Call. Treasurer 8-S; Retrogression, Lady Derby 8-4; Irish Lass 8-3: Sweet Mystery, Miss Waltarere B*2; s^/, W iSL’ -11, A^Ii y Girl 7-8; Camphor, Abbey, Avenal, Wandella 7-7. ASHBURTON HANDICAP, of £250; one mlle-and a quarter—Willie Win 9-1; Trench Flihl 9-0! Not OUt 8-7; Cymric 8*1; Don t Foraet 7-11: King’s Toast 7-10; Knight Commander 7-8; 1 Prudent Prince 7-8; Cherokee 7-6: The Wrecker, Gay Parade 7-1, Airline, Survey, Shikari, Fcrrlby, Rebel Star 7-0. TRIAL STAKES, of £lOOl six furlongs —Avenal, Don Roy, Force, My Abbey. Royeney. Trench coat B*7; Aquitaine, Bailerlno, Camphor. Enticing. Haughty Lad, Hurry Girl, Kapenekuku, Snow Ejf.lhoralde. Hunting Song—Minerpwa gelding 8-4] Arabian Night, Espionage, Full Pitch. Good Scout, Guard Dress, Kernel, Ladv Nottava, Little Secret, Lunarla, Mark OUt, Princess MyosotiS, Square Gut 7-7. FAIRFIELD HACK HANDICAP, of £129; one mile—valeron 9-0; Searteen 8-0; Oreenbank, Princess MinefVa 8-9: Confidant 8-3: Big Joe 8-1; Johnemby, Roman Son 7-12: Winchelsea, Benevolent, Alias, Tatting, Marltirnus 7-7. RAKAIA TROT HANDICAP, of £130; 3mln Tseo class; one mile and a quarter— Banford, Baytax, Bedrock. Cinchona, Great Waltakl, Loyal Friend. 'Mervyn Derby, Misdeal; Narvarino, Narvik, Native Man, Recluse, Robinette, Silver Flash, Spencer Volo, TitUs, Top Hand, Vera de Oro, Young Rey scr; Black Label, Worthy Mac 12; Danzle Guy (P.) 24;. Bondsman 38. FLYING HANDICAP, of £190; seven furlongs—Cymric 9-0; Paper Note. Cralglea B-S; Gay Parade 8-1; The Wrecker 7-13; Auetor,' Airline 7-9; Stabilise 7-7; Rebel Star 7-5; Sham Boy 7-0. N.Z. DERBY STAKES SECOND PAYMENTS After second payments the following remain in the NEW ZEALAND DERBY STAKES, 1941 (To lie run at the New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club’s meeting next November.) . T , G. Lancaster’s b c Pacing Power, by Jack Potts—Free Advice j, Westerman’s br c Great News, by Great Bingen—Daphne .de Oro J., Westerman's b g> by Rey de Oro— J. McDonald’s b C, by Rey de Oro—Goldworthy ■ Miss J. Cuff’s b f, by Quite Sure—Regina Baird’s b e, by Quite SurePlnk Sugar • Mrs r. M. Kingsiand’s b f Knapdale Lass, by OaUWrd—Ro*e Logan F. Wotherspoon’a b C, by Rey de Oro— Kate Logan J. Bryce’s br f, by Red Shadow—Mlgnonne H. J, Ballin'* bUt g, by Great BingenNative Queen ■■■ . R. E. Hall's ch £ Amarita, by Jack Potts— Daisy Audubon , 4 , •' L W. J. Doyle's b f War Form, by U. Scott—Eritt’s Pointer ■ ■ ■ ■ ' v ft. B. Berry’# hj 8 FM# Bond, by Fra* mont—Lilian Bond ■ • „ . W. T. Lowe’S b g SandlWays, by Sandy- ; dale—Eugcpe 4 1 „ H. E. Cook's b i, by Hey de Oro—Bonny d! Hfand ft; A. MCKehMe’s b f Scottish Air, bF u. Scott—Airflow V. Leertilng’s b g, by Quite Sure—LUd* monl■ ■ ~ ■ ■ V, Learning's ch 8, by Ttevor de Oro— ChCetah ' _ .. . ■ , j. Richardson’s b g, By Quite Sure—Real A. ab f. by Jack. PoW--im Uu Mb % ■ , ' .