GREAT ADIOS WINS AT CAMBRIDGE
(N.Z. Press Association) CAMBRIDGE. The T.A.B. double at the Cambridge Trotting Club's meeting last evening was won by Great Adlos (Winter Invitation Handicap) and Petite Eden (Electric Handicap). They returned a double dividend of £22 9s for £l. The off-course substitute was Broadway Johnny. The off-course batting amounted to £107.043. Results:— Results: — VICK-PRCSIDENT'S HANDICAP, £4OO ; 2:18 class; 2m.—-2/1 GIGGLES (2) It C. Chandler 1; 6/7 LIGHT EARL (6) It F. Smith 2; 7/6 HONEST KEN (4) it T. H. Knowles 3. Scratched: Loyal Chief, Yogi Berra. Long neck; head. Jdmmy Eden fourth. Times, 4:26 4-5, 4:27, 4:27 1-5. Win: £4 7s. Places: £1 9s 6d, £3 8s £3 7s. Bracket: Giggles and Rawene Scott. KAIPAKI HANDICAP, £225; 2:20 class; trotters; IM. —1/1 EASTERN STAR (4) It R. J. M. Smith 1; 6/6 J ATS UR (5) It J. B. Smith 2; 3/3 MUSICAL NOTE (8) It P. T. Wolfenden 3. Scratched: Breakaway. Five lengths; two lengths. Miss Iris fourth. Times. 3:36 3-5, 3:38 1-5, 3:38 4-5. Win: £3 8s «d. Places: £1 Bs, 12 16s, £1 14s M. PUKBKURA HANDICAP, £225; 2:20 class; Ilf.—-3/3 MAGGIE BELLE (7) It F. Smith 1; 5/4 MISS CINDY (9) It D. R. Bradley 2; 7/6 MOON GIRL <lOl It T. H. Knowles 3. Scratched: Ellenette. Neon Evander. Two and a half lengths; length. Gay Streak fourth. Times, 3:0 3-5, 3:1 2-5, 3:1 4-5. Win: £6 Bs. Places: £2 2s, £2 Os, £3 Ss. HAUTAPU HANDICAP. £225: 2:20 class; 13f.—2/3 LOUD CORD (6) It F. Smith 1; 4/4 PARK KARL (11) It E. G. Hasler 2; 8/8 GOLDEN HILL (2) It G. L. Mitchell 3. All started. Two lengths; two lengths. Jackie Fortune fourth. Times, 3:35, 3:35 3-5, 3:36 1-5. Win: £4 6s 6d. Places: £2 6s 6d. £2 Ils 6d, £4 Os 6d.
WINTER INVITATION HANDICAP, £lO2O ; 2:12 class; Ilf. 1/2 GREAT ADIOS (7) 18 R. P. Norton 1 6/6 OAKHAMPTON (3) It C. S. Hunter 2 2/1 VIKING WATER (6) It P. T. Wolfenden 3 7/7 Bobbinet, 3/3 Lonesome Valley, 3/3 Superior Chief, 4/4 Port Boxer, 5/5 Top Copy also started. Five lengths: length and a quarter. Superior Chief fourth. Times, 2:52 1-5, 2:54 3-5, 2:55.
Win: £2 10s 6d. Places: £1 17s, £4 10s 6d.
WHITEHALL HANDICAP, £225; 2:20 class; 11f.—7/7 MASCOT GIRL (8) P. T. Wolfenden 1; 1/3 BONNIE CREED (2) It J. E. Smith 2; 3/1 PEAL (10) It T. H. Knowles 3. AM started. Half a head; length and a quarter. Dark Prince fourth. Times. 3:1 2-5, 3:1 3-5, 3:2. Win: £l4 3s. Places: £3 14s. £1 19s. £1 16s 6d. BRUNTWOOD HANDICAP, £450; trotters; 2:18 class; 13f.—2/1 AVALON DIRECT (9) 48 L. C. Robinson 1; 4/3 FAR LEGION (1) It L. J. Kite 2; 3/5 RICCADONNA (3) It L. J. Fleming 3. Scratched: Bata. Nose; three lengths. Dancing Bingen fourth. Times. 3:38 1-5, 3:42 2-5, 3:43 2-5. Win: £4 18s 6d. Places: £1 19» 6d, £2 118 6d, £3 7s 6d. MTC ELECTRIC HANDICAP, £500; 2:17 class; Im. 3/3 PETITE EDEN (11) It L. J. Bayer 1 4/4 ALL REAL (1) It I. N. Norris 2 5/5 DOCTOR CHEYE (4) It L. Purdon 3 2/2 Broadway Johnny, 7/6 Glenalvon, 10/10 Hanoverian, 1/1 Kildare Kate, 9/9 Silver Smoke, 6/7 Master Cleao, 8/8 Spencer Boy also started. Head; half a head. Master Cleao fourth. Times.—2:4 2-5, 2:4 3-5, 2:4 4-5. Win: £7 3s. Places: £2 2s 6d, £2 10s 6d, £2 14s 6d. FAREWELL HANDICAP, £300; 2:19 class; mobile start; Ilf.— First Division: INVERTOR (14) 1; WILD CHASE (22) 2; STANLEY MILLER (26) S. Win: £32 15s 6d. Places: £ll 19s, £3 13s. An inquiry is proceeding. Second Division: FINAL CHOICE (11) 1; OLD SON (18) 2; LIGHT HEATHER (12A) X Win: £l5 7s. Places: £5 12s, £2 Ils 6d.
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Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31364, 9 May 1967, Page 4
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