Waikato

Press, Volume CIX, Issue 32235, 2 March 1970, Page 5

Waikato

(N.Z. Press Association) ! -ri, a- . „ HAMILTON. tne i.a.B. concession double on the second night of the Wai- • kato Trotting Club’s meeting at ciaudclands tomorrow is on the iHuntly Free-For-All and the ciaudelands Raceway Pace. i aek Pot, with a new pool, win be on races one, two, three jfour, five, and six. Acceptances: 6.20 p.m.— OHAUPO HANDICAP, $600; 2:20 .class; 12!f. —Calumet Lad (8) Gay Marlene (7), Hiva Kid (4) Ncssaway <2), Musical Note (6»’ Prince Satan (3), Red Warrior (I) Van Wrack (1) it; Bonnv :Aire (9), Donna Mac (7), Hi Lois (5), Investor (1), Maioro Lady (3), Rebound (10), Regal \Scott (6). Kerbstone (4), Limbo Jim (8), Nui Acre (11), Royal Forbes (2) 36. Balloted out with the right of re-entry: Kerbstone. Limbo Jim. Nui Acre. Musical Note. Brackets: Calumet Lad and Kerbstone. Hiya Kid and Nessaway. Investor and Limbo Jim, iNui Acre and Rebound. 6.50 p.m.— FIRST FAREWELL PACE, $600; 12:19 class: 12Jf —Ascender (5), Bobbie Logan <4). Defrost (8). Galaxy Girl (10), Interrupt (11), Lord Capricorn (1), Oceanid • 12). Riovander (2). Star Chief (3). Tarina Hanover (9), Caretaker <6). Temptation «13), Zanzibar (7) It. Balloted out with the right of re-entry: Caretaker. 7.20 p.m.— FAIRFIELD PACE, $500; 2:20 class: 12Jf._Brigedeen (14), Caernavon (16), Clarence Leslie (5), Crystal Band (7). Heather’s Command (18), Kenny Frost (10), Kerry Song (13). Leonie's Joy (12), Sara (15), Sw-eet Lue (II) Thurber Queen (19), Tradesman (9). Vandameda (8), Tiicanui (6), Welcome Hanover (3), Stormy Ken (2), Uncle Brit (1), Regina (4), Wire Girl (17) It.

Balloted out with the right of re-entry: Stormy Ken, Uncle Brit. Regina, Tikanui. Brackets: Crystal Band and i Stormy Ken, Jenny Frost and [Kerry Song, Thurber Queen and Regina. Tradesman and Uncle Brit. 7.50 p.m.— IMPROVERS' PACE, $750; 2:18 jclass: 2m. —Alaconda (5), Ann Avander (12). Ben’s Choice (3), I Fleet (7), Gold Oaks (4), Lassie Earl (10), McKay (8), Parisian 'King (9), Phee Phee (2). Sang (Froid (6). Scottish Storm (11). (Tartan Lad (1) It. ‘8.20 p.m.— TWENTY-SECOND WAIKATO STAKES, $1600; three-year-olds; Il2jf.—Bella’s Command (4), ißirdie Hanover (1), Black Watch !(2), Donna Light. (3). Sleepy Frost (5), Young Cardigan (6) It. 8.50 p.m.— HUNTLY FREE-FOR-ALL, $1800; 2:13 class: 12Jf— Anonymous (3) Senornui (7). Eastern Star (1), Inflammable (9), Paula (5), Petite Polly (10), Scotlcigh (6). Seven Knights (11), Stylish Major (2), Sure Bill (8), Uteena (4) It. 9.30 p.m.— HAMILTON PACE, $1000; 2:17 class: 12-Jf. —Ali Baba (5), Bachelor Gay (2), Cadmus (1). Caledonian Forbes (4), Don Juan (7). Master Hanover (6). Sandal Bay (3), Uncle Tom (8) j 10.5 p.m.— CLAUDELANDS RACEWAY iPACE, $1350; 2:15 class; lOAf.— Arabond <D. Big Sensation (2), (Gay Light (15). Graft (5), Henry I Eden <l6), Honest Sal (9). iJimmv Trvax (4), Kimchella < 10), Lucky Tom (12), Tiny Roselland- (13), Capital (14). Choir Boy (6), Johnny Cruise (11), True One (3), Eden's Charm (8), Wairimu (7) It. Balloted out with the right of re-entry: Capital, Choir Boy, Johnny Cruise. Eden's Charm. Bracket: Gay Light and Capital. 10.35 p.m. SECOND FAREWELL PACE, $600; 2:19 class; 12 if.—Beau Storm (6), Charles Hall (11), Dark Prince (2), Farex Boy (8), Hal Scott (12). Laugh (4), Ngawai (5), Palomar (9), Rosslyn Pride (3), Suffolk (7), Tekotiro (1), Volta (10) It.

Jackpot Won HAMILTON. The northern trotting jackpot was struck for the second time this year when one entry scooped the pool of $27,014 at the Waikato Trotting Club’s meeting on Saturday night. Before the running of the final jackpot race there were five live, entries. Two nominated Arabond (third) as the final selection, and another two were on the unplaced second favourite. True One. Driver Injured (N.Z. Press Association) TIMARU. The driver, J. M. Williamson, suffered fractured ribs and an injured ankle when Piper fell after two furlongs in the Salisbury Handicap at Timaru on Saturday. His condition is reported to be satisfactory. Piper fell when free of interference and caused several other runners to lose all chance. R. E. Roach, the driver of Copper Braid, was not injured when that runner fell with about five furlongs to run in the Washdyke Handicap. Copper Braid caused interference to almost half the field. Jockey Injured (N.Z. Press Association) AUCKLAND. The Matamata’ jockey. G. L. Willetts, who crushed, the tip of a third finger in a riding accident on Saturday morning, will know more about the extent of the injury when he visits a doctor today, but it is expected he will be out of action for several weeks. The horse Willetts was riding