Three titles for Reid

Press, Volume CXV, Issue 33753, 28 January 1975, Page 16

Three titles for Reid

The junior cyclist, Kim Reid, contested three Canterbury grass track championships at Rangier* last night and won them ah. With only eight starters in both senior and junior events, the meeting manager, Mr Bruca Dawe, combined the fields to make the two longer championships open. Reid, who had aarliar won th* junior 800 metre title, had no trouble beating the four seniors for the 1000 and 2000 metre titles as well. Gary Sword, who won the senior 800 metre event, was second to Reid in the 1000 metre race and was third in the 2000 metre race.

Amateur Junior 800 m scratch.—K. Reid 1, S. Craig 2, C. Hawtin 3. Time: Imln 23.45ec. Senior 800 m scratch.—G. Sword 1, I. Steele 2, A. Hood 3. Time: Imln lOsec. Open 1000 m scratch.—K. Reid 1, G. Sword 2, S. Craig 3. Time: Imln 30.6 sec. 2000 m scratch.—Reid 1, Steele 2, Sword 3. Time: 3mln O.Ssac. Nevlce scratch

400m.—Heat 1: D. Hubbard L G. Monk 2, S. Smith 3. Time: 38.4*ec. Heat 2: K. Woodley 1, S. Flattery 2. G. Sutherland 3. Time: 38.5 sec. Final: Sutherland 2, Flattery 3. Time: A C grade 1000m—Flattery 1, Monk 2, Hubbard 3. Time: Imln 38.5iec. A grade 2000m.—Flattery 1» Monk 2, Hubbard 3. Time: 3min 12.5«ec. Nevlce handicap B grade. 1500 m North Canterbury handicap championship.—S. Smith (lOmln behind) 1, W. Bryant (260 m 2. M. Steele (scr) 3. time: 2min 32.25ec. 500 m B grade non championship.—M. Visser 1, M. Smith 2, D. Horne 3. Time: Sfi.leec.

1000 m B grade non championahip.‘—Ji. Steele 1. U. Sine ack 2.