WINOOKA

Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 36, 11 August 1934, Page 23

WINOOKA

(By Telegraph—Press Associationo

AUCKLAND, August 10.

Winooka passed through Auckland, on the Monterey on his way back to Sydney under the control of, his trainer, M. Poison. During his first season in America Winooka won four races, but he had many difficulties to overcouie, and some of hie efforts, were disappointing. His* second season was not product^ of any bettor luck for him than his first, and he had only had two races, being narrowly beateii by Ebony Lady in the Antipodes Purse over six furlongs at Churchill Down, Kentucky, on May 16, and running next to last in a field of nine iv the Washington Park Handicap on the Homewood course on May 21.

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. "Te Horo."—You are entitled to dividend. On other hand, if horse you backed had been scratched but bracketed com-

paui.on had won you would not havo

been. "G.S." (Breaker Bay).—Hove not yet been obliged with reply to requests for information you desire. "Fair Play."—M., £i 4e.

".VN"."—The ocension yon have.in mind in probably the second daj' of the Auckland Trotting Club's Summer -Meeting in the 102S-20 season, when Wharepiami won the Kanfnrly. Haiuli-i.-ap, 1H miles, as sixth favourite in the field of nine,