PATRIOTIC TROTTING IN WAIKATO

Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 153, 25 March 1944, Page 9

PATRIOTIC TROTTING IN WAIKATO

Dominion Special Service. HAMILTON, Mareb 22. Approval of the Hawora Trotting Club’s two-day permit being used by the Waikato club, for patriotic purposes, on Easier Saturday and Monday. April 8 and 10, has been given by the Minister «»f Internal Affairs. The programme allows for two races on each day for tin* following classes: -Maiden trotters, 4.9, for a mile and five furlongs, and 5.7, for two miles; maiden pacers, 3.5, for a mile and a quarter, and 4.3, one mile and live furlongs; improving pacers, 3.1 and 3.57. The two principal races each day are set at -US, two miles, and 2.57. a mile and a quarter. Owing to the short notice it is proposed to call for entries at an early date. f

Colt Purchased.

Mr. A.' M. Pope. Wellington. has purchased from Mr. G. Welk*, Ecildi ug, the yearling Brotyfort—Saxony cnlL who was not. offered at the January sales. Ihe colt is a half-brother to Saxon Tor, winner of ricven races, and Saint Tor, winner of six races.

Answers to Inquiries. “M.F.,” I’ahiatua: You failed to state whether on a turning or straight track. •‘J.IT.,” Nae Nae: £4/0/6. ••Subscriber.” Newtown: £4/7/6 and £2 8/6. •■lnterested.” Walrarapn: £3/18/-; L2 10/6: £2/18/-. Yes. D.T., Lower Hutt: £l/18/6 and £l/1/-.