AT HUTT PARK

Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 13, 16 January 1926, Page 8

AT HUTT PARK

WELLINGTON TROTTING CLUB'S MEETING

WEATHER AND ATTENDANCE GOOD

GOLD CUP TO DOLLY DILLON.

After rain overnight the weather - cleared in good style for the Wellington Trotting Club's Summer Meeting, and the fine morning attracted a large attendance of trotting enthusiasts. The track was in excellent order, and was conducive to fast times. Following are the details of the races decided up to the time "The Post" went to press:— NOVICE HANDICAP (harness), at 125 soys, second horse 15 soys, and third 10 soys from the stake; one mile and a half. 1 J. B. Carr's b g Sungleam, by Sungod-p- Wallace L. mare, 4yrs, 24yds bhd (B. L. Eearns) 1 3 H. Newton's eh g Goldeu Bub- : „ bles, by Great Audubon—Mal. teriki, 4yrs ; limit (A. Hendrickson) 2 5 J. S. August's b m Beatty, by Hal Zolock —Rothschild mare, 6yrs, 48yds bhd (J. S. August) 3 Also started: 4 ,Naldera limit, 7 Steel Wire limit, 6 Blue Gler. limit, Golden Morn 48yds , bhd, Bittern 60yds bhd. Golden Bubbles began smartly and led down the back from Steel Wire and Sungleam, but Steel Wire broke up at the end of three furlongs, and Golden Bubbles and Sungleam drew away. Down the back for -the last time Bittern made a forward move' and Sungleam "skipped." In line > for home, Sungleam gradually wore down Golden Bubbles, to win by a head. Beatty was 100 yards away third, a head in front of Bittern. .'.'Times, 3min 31 l-ssec; 3min 33 2-5 secj 3min 4psec. ;; (Winner, trained by. owner.) KAI NAI HANDICAP TROT (harness), of 150 soys, second horse 20 soys, and third 10 soys from the stake. One mile and a half. 4N. L. Emm's br m Fille-de Ballin, by Ballin—My Lass, 4yrs, 24yds behind (N. L. Emm) ... 1 ."■;■' 3 Mrs. Wood and H. F. Olney's br " " g Peter Mac Donald,. by.. Pete-". I- Teta —Edenwood, 6yrs, limit ' (J. Shaw) ' a 7 J. D. Piper's b m Grace Grattan, by Petereiia—Grattan Chimes, J aged, 60yds behind (W. Ny- :: hane) 3 'Also started: 8 Hardy Grattan limit, 7 2 Little Johnnie limit, R Black Palm •••• limit, 1 Sister Beatrice 12yds behind, 5-Some Jazz 108 yds behind. ■». Little Johnnie. l,ed out from Black ' Palm' and Fille-de-Balliri, Peter MacDpnald breaking -up. Fille-de-Ballin took chafge at the end of half a mile from Black Palm, Little Johnnie, and Peter Mac Donald. 'Black Palm was breaking up all the time. Peter MacDonald made a good run down the back the last time, and closed on Fille-. de-Ballin, but the latter stayed best, and Peter Mac Donald, breaking up in the last few strides, Fille-de-Ballin ■won by a length. Grace Grattan was three lengths away third, and Little^ , t Johnnie, and Black Palm next. The" winner's effort ' was specially good, for she had \ her sulky tire pnnctured early in the race. Times: 3min 42 3-5 sec, 3min 44 4-ssec, 3min 41 4-sseo> (Winner trained by owner.) .6TJMMEB HANDICAP TBOT (har- :: .. ". .v.ess)fvt 200 soys, second horse 25 boys, and' third 15 soys fiym the^ •. .'- stake. One mile and a half. •..'-. " 4 M. CB. Edwards's b g Arran Chief, by Logan Pointer —Be- , quest, 24yds (M. B. Edwards) .1 8 M. Barclay's b m Biddy Logan, by Jim Logan—Constance, 48 yds (F. Holmes, jun.) 2 6J. E. and H. L. August's eh g Zolock Palm, by Hal Zolock—"" Myrtle Palm,-48yds (S. M. August) 3 Also started: 9 Ena Black limit, 7 Why Worry limit, 10 George the Fourth 12yds behind, 1 Wild Pigeon 24yds behind, 3 Firpo 24yds behind, 5 Lottie Advance 36yds behind, 2 Marshall Neil 36yds behind. Why Worry led out from Ena Black and George the Fourth, but soon* George the Fourth took charge from Biddy Logan, Firpo, Arran Chief, Why Worry, and Ena Black. Round the back the last time, Biddy Logan had a good lead from Arran Chief, George the Fourth, and Zolock Palm, who made a great run. Biddy Logan did not put much heart-into her-finish when collared by Arran Chief, and was beaten home by eight lengths. Zolock Palm was two lengths away third, and George the Fourth and Wild Pigeon were next. Times: 3min 31 2-5 , sec, oinin 32 2-ssec, 3niin.33sec. NEW ZEALAND TROTTING GOLD ■ CUP (harness), of 650 boys, second horse 100 soys, and third 50 soys from the stake. Two miles. 1 T. G. Fox's eh m Dolly Dillon, by Harold Dillon —Kose Gauntlet, 48yds bhd (P. Riddell) . 1 2 Clarkson and Graham's b g Countryman, by Logan Pom.- . j tor—Country Belle, 36yds bhd ""*' ' (A. Butterfield) „. 2 5 E. J. Eathorne'a b m Becky Logan, by Logan Pointer— Miss Becky, limit (F. Holmes, ." jun.) ...._, ..-i.. 3 ' Also started: Dreamalion limit, Native Chief 13yds.' bhd, Bell Harold 36yds bhd, Talaro.36yds bhd, Logan Lou 84yds bhd. # Won by a length, with third horse a. length away. Native Chief was fourth and Logan Lou next. Time, 4min 35scc, 4min 36 2-ssec, 4min 39 4-ssec. '