DRIVERS

Press, Volume CIX, Issue 32274, 17 April 1970, Page 4

DRIVERS

Driving engagements for the Methven and Gore meetings tomorrow Include METHVEN M. Holmes. Take Inn, Friendly Rival, Kilarno, Refluent, Morris Pal. J. G. Hampton: Lawrence, Master Regan. D. G. Jones: Evette, Young Robin, Disturb, Boy Louw. B. G. Nyhan: Gough’s Last, Top Tune. D. G. Nyhan: Antemeridian. D. D. Nyhan: Robalan, Broughton, Dingle Bay, Candy Frost. R. P. Nyhan: General Idea, Garrison Leibling, Faeri Mab, Royal Trump, Flying Home. R. G. Morris: Mister Forbes. F. E. Newfield: Black Labe!, Dancing Step. J. W. Smolensk!: Sam Carter, Kelvin Home, Blackbeard. D. C. Watts: Betabob, Venfall, Mister Lincoln. R. Young: Scottish Count, Alandria, Glamour, Stanmore, Local Rose. D. Mangos: Divot, Noble Hanover, Coral View. G. D. Shand: Airborne, Local Chief, Obstinate, Gold Mine. R. D. Butt: Pine Acre, Logan Park, Logan Prince. A. Wright: Portage. K. D. Townley: Batavia. W. B. Butt: Pixley, Prince Onyx. A. GORE K. M. B/llbch: Jean Batten. Bobby Blue, Calm Sue, Chief Command. R. M. Cameron: Will- . sher Bay, Attain, Waiata, Instamatic. H. W. Skinner: Sherwood Pick, Fern, Gay John, Charlie’s Darling, Blue Glass, Our Conga, Upper Class. M. A. Skinner: Daisy Charles, Southern Hanover, Black Tom, Oretl Garrison, Dillade, Dollar Man. D. J. Townley: Taiko News, Rough Sea, Mischievous Mood, Piper, Stella Frost. David Francis, Aqua Song. S. F. Black: Henley Lass, Tapua, My Own, Royal j Century. j I. S. Sutherland: Jack Walker, I Lady Christine, Flying Globe. A. R. Townley: John Dale, My (Friend, Balfour Chimes. D. M. Kerr, Jun.: Our Way, Kai Tere. Cruachan. F. A. Franks: Royal ■ Water. Moody Patch. A. W. Cox: Amber Lad, Easy Drive, Clifford Bay. L. May: King Dillon, Friendly Jane, Friendly Forbes. C. McLaughlin: Little Marvel. A. M. Harrison: Royal Step, Manawaru, Manaroa. P. Gallagher: Cotton Hanover, Aero Circle.

Meeting At Addington

The Akaroa Trotting Club’s meeting will now be ' held at Addington Raceway on Anzac Day. The club was to have raced at Motukarara, but the course there is in unsuitable condition.

i The Motukarara course was inspected earlier in the week Iby the chief stipendiary steward (Mr L. A. Butterfield) and two members of the executive of the New Zealand Trotting Conference, this being done at the request .of the New ; Zealand Horsemen’s Association. They found that the track was unsuitable, being particularly rough where topdressing and resowing had taken place.