KAIKOURA TROTS

Dominion, Volume 34, Issue 127, 22 February 1941, Page 17

KAIKOURA TROTS

(By Overcheck.)

The Kaikoura Trotting Club’s meeting is being held today. Horses likely to be in demand are Hapuku Handicap—Narvik, Plymouth and Technique. Stewards’ Handicap — Sea M olt, Shanti Aroon, and Windsor Lad. Kaikoura Cup—Jill Tar, Indian Clipper. Kekerangu Handicap — Technique, Alice de Oro and Plymouth. Keenan Handicap—Sea Wolf, Shaun Aroon and Windsor Lad. Visitors’ Handicap—Kaulala, Wexford and Narvik. Presidents' Handicap—Lady Nessa, Jill Tar and Indian Clipper. Conwav Handicap—Alice de Oro and Aleli. The fields are:—

13 Noon — lIAPU'KU ITA'NDICA'P, of £7o; 3.5 class. One mile and a quarter.—Cinchona, Direct Bingen, Erin’s Empress, Jill, Lilamani, Narvik, Percentage, Portfolio, Red Duck, Serupeum, Teehniiiue, Tipperary Girl, scr.; Plymouth, 48yds. behind.

I "''stewards’ HANDICAP, of £75; trotters; 3.49 class. One mile and a half.— Bingen Axworthy, Dux, Nancy Carbine, Sea Meal, Sea Wolf, IShaun Aroon, Suspense, scr.; Windsor Lad, 30yds. behind; Apponnitox, OOyils. behind.

I '*KAIKOURA CUP HANDICAP, of £120; 4 5-> class Two miles.—ißoreas, Kosha, Wee Pal, Wraqulll, scr.; Llstowel (T.), 12yds. behind; Indian Clipper, 3(iyds. behind- Jill Tar, 48yds. behind.

KEKERANGU HANDICAP, of £7a: 2.-i class. One mile.—Canadian Prince. Erin s Empress, Jill Percentage, Portfolio. Red Duck, Rollicking Ray. Technique, Tipperary Girl, Welcome Stranger, M exlord, sei’.; Alice de Oro, Plymouth, 36yds. behind.

KEENAN HANDICAP, of £<o; trotters • 3-49 class. One mile and a half.— Bingen Axworthy, Dux, Nancy Carbine, Sea Meal, Sea Wolf, Shaun Aroon, Suspense, scr.; Windsor Lad, 3(>yds. behind, Appomatox, UOydtf. behind.

3 ’viSTTORS’ HANDICAP, of £75; 343 class. One mile and a half. —Cinchona, Direct Bingen, Jill. Kaulala, Lllamam, Narvik. Portfolio, Serapeum, Tipperary Girl, Wexford, scr.

4 ’PRES'IIDEN'T’S HANDICAP, of £9O; 250 class. One mile and a quarter.—Boreas, Jill, Kosha, Lady Nessa, Llstowel (T ) Tiny Axworthy, Wee Pal, scr.; Indiiin Clipper, Jill Tar, 24yds. behind.

4 'coNWAY HANDICAP (in saddle), of CSO 1 225 class. One mile.—Aleli, Canadian 'Priiiee, Welcome Stranger, Wexford, ser.; Alice de Oro, Plymouth, 12yds. behind.

Answers to Correspondents. -Constant Reader,” I'atea: The Telegraph Handicap at Poverty Bay started at 2.20 p.m. “Sparks,” Palmerston North: Sharmin was scratched lor the Railway Hack at Matamata at 1.10 p.m. on February 1. Manain: Scratchings at Matamata were: Greek Queen 11.55 a.m., Namara 12,30 p.m., and Kinvara 1«.~U p.m. all on February 1. -Anxious.” Otaki: (1) £l/12/-. (2) £2/9/6. (3) £3/14/6. (4) £l/</-. (o) 1 "Town Survey,”, Wellington. Ton are on Town Survey first start. “Ajax,” Napier: He can do so, but has no chiince of collecting. (2) It must be a personal delivery. ‘•Subscriber,” Wanganui: £l/16/6. "M.L.W.,” Palmerston North: Unless there is a mutual arrangement to the contrary, four times the original wager, thus £2 each way on C.