SPORTING C.J.C. MEETING METROPOLITAN TROTS

Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 117, 13 November 1935, Page 13

SPORTING

C.J.C. MEETING

METROPOLITAN TROTS

THIKD DAY'S RESULTS

CUP WON BY KINNOULL

(By Telocrnph—Press Association.) . CHRISTCHURCH, This Day, The weather is wet and the'track* is soft tor the Canterbury Jockey Club's third day. Results:— ,•■■■• ■ Port C joper Brush Hurdle Handicap, £225; li miles.—s-4 Polydora, 11.2 (R. Beale), 1; 3-4 Red Sun, 11.6 (C. Thomson), 2; 2-2 Ras'ouli, 11.2 (D. O'Connor), 3. Scr.: Red Sceptre. Won by a length and a half. Time, 3min 24sec. Spring Nursery Handicap, £200; 5 furlongs—s-5 Double Gift; 7.1, 1; 3-3' Amount, 8.1, 2; 1-2 Sunbeam, 7.13,<*3. All started. Head. Time, lmin 4seCj ' New Zealand, Oaks Stakes, '£500; three-year-old fillies, 8.10; 1£ miles.— 4-4 Lady Graceful (A. E. Ellis), 1; 1-1 Bun Fight (L. J. Ellis), 2; 2-2 Going Gay (S. Wilson), 3. 'All started. Won by three lengths. Time, 2min 47sec'. WINNERS SINCE 1913.

dWi^ruiX UJ-iUii ±IAI\JJJ.UAF, 4J400; 1 mile. 2—2—Fracas, 8.5 (L. J. Ellis) .... .1 I—l—Seafox, 7.12 (K. Savage) 2 7—7—Haeretonu, 7.0 (C.C. Wilson) 3 Also started: Silver Ring 9.12, Princess Doreen 8.10; Kamal Pasha 7:13, Fersen 7.11, Half Note "7.5/ Time, lmih 45 l-ssec. Won by half a length. Princess Doreen took the lead early, followed by Half Note and Kamal Pasha, and held that position as the field passed the . five-furlong post. Silver Ring challenged with Seafox coming up fast and then Fracas ran into first place with Haeretonu and "Seafox following close as they approached the winning post. Fracas held a half-length lead from Seafox, . with Haeretonu close up in third . place. ' \ CANTERBURY CUP, £400; weight-for- > age; 1J miles. : 1 Kinnoull (L. J. Ellis), 7.9 ..... 1 2 Cuddle (B. H. Morris), 9.0 ...... 2 - 3 Heritage (P. Atkins), 7.9 . a 3 Also started: Tout le Monde 9.5. Won by two lengths. Time. 2min 43 • 2-ssec. ■

TOMORROWS PROSPECTS

{Special to the "Evening Post.") CHRISTCHURCH, This Day. . The Metropolitan Trotting Club's Meeting will vbe continued tomorrow. The track is likely to be heavy. . The following may be fancied^— : Whiteleigh Handicap.—Sandy N, Guy o' Mine, Norman Fox. Derby Stakes.—Frisco Lady, Gaillard, Double Great. Louftson Memorial Handicap.—lndianapolis, War Buoy, Red Shadow. November Handicap.—Bingen Palm, Rey Spec, Little Nelson. Ellesmere Handicap.—Graham Direct, Guy Junior, Supertax. Metropolitan Handicap.—King's Warrior, Battlefield, Young Travis! Sockburn Handicap.—Teviot Downs Sea. Gift, Stanley T. ■ . Clarkson- Memorial Handicap.—Vesuvius, Great Logan.- Sir Guy. - - ■ The following are the acceptances for the second day of the Metropolitan Trotting Club's Meeting:— . .-•-.••■ 12.15

The death occurred at the Master ton Hospital yesterday of Mr. Edwarc J6nes, after a short illness, at the ag< of 81, states "The Post's" corres pondent. The late Mr. Jones was borr at Waiwetu in 1854, his parents havins arrived at Port Nicholson in 1842. H< arrived in Masterton when 18 month; old and ever since had resided here The late Mr. Jones was closely con nected with the Methodist Church ii Masterton and was for xipwards of 5: years a Sunday school teacher. Hi wife predeceased him 15 years ago. H< is survived by two sons. Messrs. N. B and H. J. Jones, of Masterton, am three daughters, Mrs. W. J. Rogers Wanganui. Mrs. C. Andricksen, Levir and Miss E. M. Jones. Masterton.