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TROTTING ADDINGTON EASTER MEETING

Suzendy Should Race

Well

- Snzendy, a useful third to Golden Chimes and Gold Mist m the President’s Handicap last Saturday, may return to winning form in the Monte Carlo Handicap on the last day of the New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club’s Easter meeting at Addington today. The U. Scott mare will meet most of those to finish behind her in her race'last week, and she should again prove too good for them. She is most solid, and F. E. Newfield has her looking very well. The distance of today’s race—Tine mile and five furlongs—should suit her admirably.

The Southland mare. Blue Jay, : ’’•M frfled to 13156 any serious part ’ 2 3 her race last week, but on the ( it Jst day of the meeting she was : . to Dignus in the Fen■'i alien Handicap. If she races up 1 - m 3 her best form, she may be the me to beat. The Great Blaze -are has tremendous speed. Parable is one of the most con- • 'Ut? gEtent pacers in his class. He M iff* n ot won a race this season. ' -d but he has been placed 12 times. While he may not win today, he ** *? j certain to make a bold showing he may be placed again. ’ Phantasy finished a good fifth in wj ber race last week after losing ■ H pound at the start, and on the "4 length of that effort, she must ’ respected. R Beason Why, Responsive and Tehana are other prospects in an ***» ®en race. • First Win Likely e Similas, a fair third to Gold ’T'lKist and Parable in a race for probationary drivers on the first '•feaay of the meeting, may gain her win since being trained in Canterbury in the Wilkin Handicap. Similas is a useful type of peer, and with a good run she . fcould be prominent. Starwise made up a lot of s. "4 pound to finish second to Westgn Sen on the second day of the -areeling and the Springbok geldfeg may go one better over a -’niiorter distance. ,i- Signet Ring, which will be ■'nd racketed with Dinnie Daley, has ■aac sen placed twice at the meeting, md another bold showing is extasq lected from him. r> Gold Mist, on 36 yards, Capull h..4rd Macklin make most appeal of he others. r- Astrong sprint field will meet in '•’‘be Au Revoir Handicap. Local .. . Light, which is expected to be * hardest to beat in the Easter :. Tap, could win again in the sprint. -Sjje looks handily placed on 12 '->;7rds and if produced, it is diffililt to see him beaten. Two Sound Races Hie Invercargill-owned Super -J byal looks one of the brightest respects in this race. She was imner-up to Derive in a similar Pent on the first day of the mi ceeting, and last week she was - it close fifth in the Electric Stakes. While she would be preover more ground, she i"-8 cost be respected after her two -arling efforts earlier at the meet- . ’ Unite was rather disappointing '.•-wwhen third to Derive and Super >*3toyal on the first day of the meet;ir ng. Unite is very fit and if the '•sipace is solid all the way, he is . tertain to be running on bettei ihan most of his opponents. I Derive was a narrow winner in !ae Bryndwr Handicap on the first cay of the meeting, but he could *»no better than fourth in the . Handicap last week. The <L€Mlon Hall gelding requires a -Tigard track to show his best form, if conditions suit, he should ’ prominent today. False Step’s Chances t*. | False Step cannot be overlooked * spite of his long handicap of BIM yards. The brilliant Fallacy * -Hour-year-old showed rare game'••:[3ess to win the Electric Stakes wee k» an< * with a little luck, . could repeat that effort today. <• i Count Grattan. Glint and Mars.’ftall Foi are all capable sprint-■’-ers and they may add interest to r *he finish. However, Local Light, yjenuper Royal and Unite will take latching. -■ |lx>cal Light and Lookaway, “ will be bracketed with paper Royal, are selected to fight r dle *h e Easter Cup, first leg of the double and the ’ race on the programme. - Jixjcal light is expected to end “***£* run of successes of his plunger rival If he does, he will to the verge of New Cup class. j Most opposition to this pair may = pOe from Don Hall, a likelj ’-« < l®Prover. Lady Shona, Light ? nd Pala R °y al - ' i Scottish Fair, a place-getter at ’ p* two starts at the meeting, will be favourite for the ~ ? ?l^ >hd leg .’ the Members’. Handl’n which the chances of Loyal Veyor ’ Overdrive, Mala- ~ ■ IvY and Lauder Lady are also s’WUy regarded. ' f I Selections are:— *J a.m.—Intermediate Handi- * MM* ur^an Chief. Lenvin, See ’ a ' m ’ —Autumn Stakes: iwint, Dresden Lady, La Mignon. 12,27 P™-—Easter Cup: Local a -pint, Lookaway, Don Hall. - • P- m -—Monte Carlo Handi- ' pP’ Suzendy, Blue Jay. Parable. * { X/ 2 PJn. —N.Z. Hambletonian '|n?, a P : Recruit, Battle Cry, j. y’-Twte Contrary. • ' ■ fcr'-V P-™-—Members’ Handicap: ’ Eair, Loyal Cis, Rola *ejor. * P- m - —Wilkin Handicap: Starwise, Signet Ring. —Au Revoir Handicap: ‘ Light, Super Royal, Unite. I Fields, with form, are:— 6 i handicap, A 1 5? 50 ' T? otters 3mm 46sec class.

FIRST LEG OF DOUBLE, EASTER CUP, Ot £2OOO. 3min 35sec class. One mile

Brackets: Lookaway and Super Royal. Stadium Chief and Te Koi. Lady Shona and Starbeam. MONTE CARLO HANDICAP, Of £7OO. 3min 42sec class. One mile

Bracket: Johnny Hall. Hyperbole and Arriba. NEW ZEALAND HAMBLETONIAN HANDICAP, Of £l3OO. Trotters. 4min 34sec

SECOND LEG OF DOUBLE MEMBERS’ HANDICAP, Of £875. 4min 33sec class. Two

miles. 0000 Kelso (3) .. ..scr 0340 Loyal Cis (1) .. ..scr 0000 Man Friday (5) .. .. scr 0110 Overdrive (2) .. .. scr 0000 Star Dora (4) .. .. scr 0300 Brandon (3) .. ..12 0000 Bronze Indian (2) .. 12 0000 Double Talk (1) .. .. 12 2COO Bedivus (5) .. ..24 3000 Captain Star (2) .. ..24 0200 Gay Cobra (4) .. ..24 200 a Malabella (1) .. ..24 4043 Scottish Fair (3) .. ..24 3000 Bobrack (2) .. ..36 1020 Lauder Lady (3) .. .. 36 0400 Fo'a Veyor (1) .. ..36 Bracket: Star Dora and Brandon.

xSraCKet: star uora ariu Didiiuun. WILKIN HANDICAP, Of £650. 3min 44sec class. One mile and five furlongs.

AU REVOIR HANDICAP, Of £lOOO. 2min 45sec class. One mile and a quarter.

Bra ket: Invicta and Scottish Brigade. Scratched: Direct Hall.

u- e and ® ve furlongs >3S White Wings (1) .. . scr s Choice (4) .. . 12 jS Jogbound (2) . 12 jfig Walla (5) . 12 S f*<?uine (6) *38 Jfcbtaing Joe (1) .. 1 12 -Zg See AU (3) . 12 Durban Chief (1) .. . 24 Jhg JTammula (2) . 24 S* Hazel Grattan (3) .. . 24 JK ! Udara Grattan (4) . 24 -p 8 Amigo (1) . 36

1104 Lenvin (2) . 36 0000 Shirley Dillon (3) . 36 0 Demimonde (2) 48 0000 Indian Prince (1) Bracket: White Wings and Fogbound AUTUMN STAKES, Of £1000. Four and five-year -olds. One mile and five furlongs uoo Auditor (6) scr 1400 Commander Spangle (9» 4100 Glint (7) 2000 Horatio (2) j000 Morere (5) . scr 3100 Mountain Brigade 8) . scr 40u0 Ricochet (1) . scr 0000 Sandy Direct (4) . scr 3430 Solemnity (3) . scr 3100 Banjo (2) . 24 j003 Dresden Lady (7) . 24 0340 Gold Cloud (1) . 24 1400 La Mignon (6) . 24 0231 Rey Derby (4) . 24 3032 Ruth Again (3) . 24 3004 Showdown (5) . 24 Bracket: Ricochet and Dresden Lady.

oi 0111111 ojseu uidss. VJlie and five furlongs. mue 0000 Belle Renarde (6) . scr 0100 Danniel’s Pride (8) . scr 0 Don Hall (5) . scr 0443 Highland Air (4) .. . scr 0030 Lady Shona (3) . scr 1211 Lookaway (7) . scr 0200 Stadium Chief (2) . scr 9120 Super Royal (1) . scr 0130 Light Nurse (2) . 12 03 Local Light (1) .. . 12 4100 Mighty Fine (2) . 24 0 Paia Royal (3) . 24 0000 Starbeam (4) . 24 0000 Te Koi (1) . 24 0404 Excelsa (2) . 30 2040 Merval (1) . 36

and five furlongs. 1130 Johnny Hall (1) .. .. scr 0030 Phantasy (2) .. .. scr 0020 Blue Jay (1) .. ..12 0000 Bude (4) .. ... 12 4400 Hyperbole (3) .. .. 12 0424 Parable (2) .. ..12 1000 Reason Why (5) .. ..12 1000 Responsive (2) .. .. 12 0103 Suzendy (7) .. • .. 12 (,000 Triple Crown (6) .. ..12 0000 Arriba (4) .. ..24 0000 Dryden Lad (3) .. .. 24 0000 Nipalong (5) .. ..24 4000 Quo Vadis (1) .. ..24 2400 Tehana (6) .. ..24 3000 Welsh Heir (2) .. ..' 24

UI IIUUCIS, class. Two miles. 1222 Quite Contrary (3) . scr 0000 Centennial Star (1) . scr 0400 Lady Baffelan (5) . scr 0030 Prestbury (4) . scr 0000 Quick Silver (2) . scr 0000 Scotch Paree (1) • 1? 0000 Superfortress (3) . 12 2101 Barravey (2) . 24 0000 Excellenza (1) . 24 0000 Cabra (2) .. . 36 0000 Red Valley (1) . 36 0010 Battle Cry (2) . 60 3000 Precaution (1) . 60 1103 Recruit (1) . 84

0120 Capull (7) .. . scr 0000 Dinnie Daley (3) . scr 4200 Macklin (2) . scr 1000 Omega (4) . scr 0000 Reality (1) . scr 0003 Similas (6) . scr 2000 Special Attack (5) . scr 0030 Zagar (8 > .. . scr 000 Grey Towers (2) . 12 0000 Joe nd (7) . 12 0000 Night Wind (6) . 12 0000 Pibroch (1) . 12 0300 Royal Crown (3) . 12 0042 Signet Ring (5) . 12 4002 Starwise (4) . 12 1312 Gold Mist (1) . 36 Brackets Dinnie Daley and Signet Ring Macklin and Zagar. Jocund and Pibroch.

0000 Cembala (3) .. .. scr 4334 Count Grattan (1) .. scr 4100 Glint (7) .. .. .. scr 0443 Highland Air (6) .. scr 0000 Lady Belmer (2) .. .. scr 0002 Marshall Foi (10) .. .. scr 4000 r.oy Grattan (4) .. .. scr 0120 Super Royal (9) .. .. scr 1203 Untte (8) .. .. .. scr 1114 Derive (3) .. ..12 1000 Invicta (4) .. ..12 03 Local Licht (5) .. ..12 2040 Merval (I) .. .. 12 0000 Fcottis* Brigade (2) .. 12 2221 False Step (1) ..36

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Press, Volume XCV, Issue 28257, 20 April 1957, Page 7

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TROTTING ADDINGTON EASTER MEETING Press, Volume XCV, Issue 28257, 20 April 1957, Page 7

TROTTING ADDINGTON EASTER MEETING Press, Volume XCV, Issue 28257, 20 April 1957, Page 7

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