NOTES FROM HUTT PARK

Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 52, 2 March 1934, Page 4

NOTES FROM HUTT PARK

(By "The. Eagle") Auangements are i\ell ra hand at Hutt Pdik to catei foi the expected large at lendinee at tlie Wellington Tiottmg Club's Autumn Meeting toinonow The $ist of the visiting hoi set. foi the meeting arrived on Wednesdayl morning from the south in the shape oE.:SilkCoat and Mjsteiy Yet, in R j Humphreys's charge, and Bingen Palm, iindpr -the-care ot his owner-tiamer. J. R. Simpson. Ihe former pair were out jogging Yon .the course on Wednesday afternoon. On Thursday morning, aftei covering seveial cucuits of the course piopei at Hn oc quarter speed, Silk Coit v\as joined by Guy Zolock, and the pan corned i mile and a quartet at top Ihe big black 1 rotter -went freely thraughont and voiked without a break iljhtery Yet, who will be, having his first st<»i t at the coming meeting, worked out stiongly over a mile »and a quarter Mr F, S, Hener's paif, Flintlock, and All AVorthy, co\eied a mile and a quarter together, moving freely, a, distance Q\ei which I^ogan's. Pnde also worked, pulling up without showing any signs of soreness. PurseL and Glemossie were responsible for a nice ivork-out over Wt miles -^ Jean Parnsh, -who will bo making her first appearance since going into the hards of Mr. J. S. Atigustj sen, had the better of a companion over, a mile and a quarter. Bingen Palm was given, strong wo k over a, mile and a quarter. This fullbrother to Olive Nelson made a good impression at the Greymoutu Meeting at New Year, where he won easily in the Guinness and Victoria Park Handicaps, of V& and VA rndes, in 3mm 24 4-ssee and 2min 50 3-osee respectively , His meeting with Village Guy will be full of mteiest Since his last appearance at Hutt Park f w-he.n he finished second to Silk Coat m the Kaitoke Handicap Tiot Germanicus has gone into the hands of J J. Tvennerley and will be having his first start Tinder, that tiamer m -the Introductoiy Handicap tomorrow As at the h»fc meeting at; Hutt Park there -will be one pool onlj on. the totalizator, three dividends being paid in'the event of nine or more starters; two dividends on si\. se\en, or eight starter*, and five or less one dividend only Investments can be made in ss, 10s, £1, and £5 denominations It having 'been decided by the executive at the dub to draw for post positions pnoi to the day of the races, the draw was made after the taking- of acceptances and^ will be found printed in the official carcu This system has £iven satisfaction at several meetings in the south. Where there are'more than ten horses, on any one mark, those drawing numbers higher than 10 will have to start from a second I row. I