WYNDHAM MEETING
(BJ TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)
IKVERCARGILL, 18th March. The initial tbtalisatof meeting of the Wyndham Trotting Club wub held to-day iv good \weather. The going was good, the recent rains having taken the sting out of the ground. The lields throughout were large, and the racing was always interesting. The totalisator investmeuts were £9070 for the day. Results:—
Novice Handicap, of 150 soys. One mile and a quarter.—o Stella Maris (T. G. Pollock), 1; 9 Ding Doug Bell, 2; 8, Outcast, 3. Also started: 7 Our Star, 2 Welcome Nugget 10 Queen Adonis, 1 Ballin Lad, 5 Canute, 3 Blanche, 4 Snowcap. Won by two lengths, one length betweeu second aud third. Time, Smiu 49sec.
Ferry Handicap, of 65 soys. One mile and five furlongs.—l Zingiber (W. M'Rae), 1; 2 Buck Up, 2; 5 Dan Wallace, 3. Also started: 10 Snub, ]2 Rotherwood, 2 Essie Wilkes 33 El Beverley, 7 Filbert, S Ma Cliere, 11 Wild Spec, a Lady Dussell, 11 Prejudice, 4 Juanita Bell, 6 The Sprinter. Won by live lengths; fifteen lengths between second and third. Time, 4mm losec.
Wyndham Trotting, Club Handicap, of 200 soys. Two miles.—lo First Glance (Cruickshanks), l; 2 Lucky Harold, 2; 3 Try Soon, 3. Also started: 9 Irish Imp, 4 Kentucky Direct, 8 Catrioua, 1 Spring Note, 7 Northope, 5 Erin's Chimes, 0 Our Nurse. Won by two lengths; ten lengths between second and thirc' Time, 4min 45 4-ssec.
Edendale Handicap, of 100 soys. One mile ? nd o «v, e. furlonga.^i Hushabye (A. M'Lellan), 1; 2 Chiming '/horpe, 2; 3 Bricklayer, 3. Also started: Wee Sfark, Stella Maris, Dixie Dillon, Our Star, Banche, Eous, Coldstream Guard, Miss Adonis.
Toe Toe-Handicap, of 00 soys. One mile.— 1 Landlady (,T. Walsh), 1; 7 Socialist, 2; 3 The Monkey; 3. Also started: 8 Somnus, 2 Morning Chimes, 6 Baritone, 4 St. Thomas 5 South Star. Won by three lengths; four lengths between second and third. Time, 2miu 22sec.
Menzies Handicap, of «0 soys. Two miles — 2 Wallacetown (A. M'Lellan), 1; 3 Youne Town, 2;. 4 Lady Evelyn, 3. Also started: 5 Ma Chere, 7 Rothenvood, 10 El Beverlev 9 Wild Spec, 6 Waitane, 8 Captain Wallace 1 Kerwood Bell. Won by four lengths; ten lengths between second and third. Time omin 9sec.
President* Handicap, of 90 soys. One mile
and a half.—l Moor Chimes (J. Walsh) 1- 2 Tho Monkey, 2; 3 Miss Adonis, 3. Also'started: 0 Ten Bells, 11 Wee Spark, 2 Chiming Thorpe, 4 Silbon, 12 Waterwheel, 8 Dixie Dillon, 7 Eous, 3 Dark Stream, 10 Bricklayer Final Handicap, of 110 soys. One mile aud a quarter.—l Azalias (J. Walsh), 1; 6 Firat Glance, 2; 3 Try Soon, 3. Also started: 10 St. Thomas, v Kentucky Direct, 8 Cardinal and Blue, 3 Oakland, 9 Irish Imp, 12 South Star 11 Northope, 4 Ada Bell, 7 Our Nurse.
Ellis H. Cutting, believed to have been the last survivor of the Lieht Brigade on its immortal charge at tho Battle of Balaclava, in the Crimea* War, died at Cedar Eapids, lowa, on 7th December. He was 87 years old. Mr. Cutting joined the British Army when he was 16.
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 65, 19 March 1925, Page 12
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