MARLBOROUGH TROTS

Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 105, 6 May 1931, Page 6

MARLBOROUGH TROTS

fTO-MORRpWS PROSPECTS

i 1 The Marlborcmghr Trotting Club's Afsraal Meetinjr is to be held to-morrow, and aithough the.Vficlds are not large in most iiisfahces, some of the? contests - promise io be;gujte Interesting. Nelson ■'. form fehoiild prove.-a reliable guide. : . , The main race is the '. . .'■■. MAHLBOROCGH CtfP, pf.llo sors"; 4.50 class. - i;v ■•-'■*. ■-; Two miles... '-. ■ AValpukl'■"•.'..,. '.. scr ; ydsbhd Murchimes >.:.. scr Glcnlake' ....... 86 :■>".: yds bhd llghtwood .... 36 Bessie,DUlon ... 12 Radiola ........ 48 : Lifebuoy ..... 24 Dan Boco ...... 48 Running in the Nelson Trotting Club ,'Handicap last Friday points to the chance of Lifebuoy in the Marlborough Cup, and he sliould be hard,to beat. His penalty Has riot been wived out, but it is unlikely that .he will now be set to meet those he accounted for at Nelson at much worse terms, if any. Most likely among the others read to be Glenlake and Lightwood, "who were among the best fancied horses for, the Nelson, twp-miler ; As Lightwood . subsequently won the principal sprint, .it is clear that his form is rights and he should prove Lifebuoy's most serious,rival. Bessie Dillon is ax'vospect among those, neater, the front of the handicap. Two who will be supported are Lifebuoy and Lightwood; ; - Horses in-form and who should race well in the other events named are:—Trial Handicap: Eastern Queen. Stewards' Handicap: Wah and Wikitoria. District Handicap:. Hone H«ke. President's Handicap: ilffigy. and ;"Billy. Bingeri^ Seddon Handicap: Hakari and Pointal. Waterlea Handicap; Lemoro and Teri Kingi. Dash Handicap: Lightwood and Hakari. .