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FORBURY TROTTING CLUB

First Da?.~-Wkbsx3lMY. Fiti* flrea&aer, but the wind was chilly, And mm« important, it did cot *eem to have much drying powei, for the course w»« dead and a bit- stick; in place*. The gate returns showed « larger attendance than on ihe cnsrresponding day of last year. This was a pleaeant surprise to the club. Ii had beaj. feared that the absence oF sportsmen at Timaru i»nd at the Territorial camp »©r'd have caused a reduced minster. Tha totali*ator takings also shaved, an increase, the figures being, £13,587 i, as against £11,4361 last year. Rostrebor, a Waimate hosee that had pre- ■ viously never won anything, got out smartest in the Amateur Handicap, and * after lighting clear of the other limit horses ■ he was never anproached. Nerval King, the favorite, beat all the others about as easily. Bacchus and George M, Junior werei competing for the lead all the way in the Pacific Handicap Bacchus picked up » the (faec he was conceding, but tould not then get clear of George M- Junior, and as they neared the and Bacchus tired, leaving George M. Junior, patiently driven by Mat Dawson, to win easily. The winner is a particularly good-looking horse that may yet do sorcething better. When Knapdale and Glenfoot were collared by Regina Bell© and Kinetic three furlongs from home in the Beach Handicap it seemed any odds that one of the lasrmentioned pair would win. But Knapdale got up « very fine spurt on the top sttuteh and led into the straight, and Begin* Belle's chance was apparently gone, wh*n, six stride* from the post, Knagdale flowed ahncst to a stop, and Hcgina Belle got home by two lengths. The evidence it the htaring of the protest explained Knapdale's peculiar performance. Rejrina Bejle was heW to have interfered with him, and the stewards disqualified her for the **o6> Yarravjlie's backers were unIwcky, for this, horse fiddled away his chance at the post. The Presdertt's Handicap was simply a match between Fr«ndoci» and Bright, and the former, helped by having the inside berth, outstayed the favorite. It was a close finish between them, but many think that Bob Allan on Frapdocia had a little in hand. This gelding trotted very iteadily throughout- The well-backed Dr Chutney reared up and jihbed at the start, and got right in front of Prince Alert, ihe latter getting mth a severe check as to throw- afCarra out of his sulky, but he leaped in 'again like a circus performer. The Trial Handicap brought out a large. ai*d likely field, and produced a surprise. The tjwe-year-ajd "Dot Bobbin* lay handy in all the early stages, and with three fwhmfs to go she cleared out for a Bfck}, landing the biggest dividend of the day. ' The concluding events resulted thus:— 'ST. CLAIB HANDICAP, 110sov»; secend 16|aovs, third &§sovs. Dnhoppled trotters only. 2m. & W. Holmes's Armamenter by Rothschild —Eos, 9sec (A. Pringle) ... 1 SS. Ofctoey'e Heriot, Usee (Wallace)... 2 1 Eitohie and Patterson's Royal Rothschild, 13see (Annetfc) 3 Also started : 4 Tmgam'ni scr, 9 Prince Gift 7aec, 10 Combine 13sec, 8 Ivory Bells 13sec, 3 The Dairymaid 13sec, 6 Pitch Darkl3sec, and 7 Bothichild Lad 13sec Armamenter got to the front in the i|xas furlong and stayed there. Combine pursued for a couple of rounds, then tired. Heriot was staying toward* the finish, feat Pringle was able to slow Armamenter iaAo an amble and win by two lengths, Boyal Rothschild two lengths further away, Pitch Dark fourth. Time smin lGsec Boyal Bothschild was the hottest favorite of the day.

REGENT HANDICAP (Harness), 150 sots; second 22i eove. third 7isovs.

3.J. Archibald's Bell Mefcal by Bellm»n—Lincoln Yet map©, 2sec (C. Kerr) 1 1 6. Stnngfellow's Prince Poole, 6sec (BianJan.) , 2 SJ. jkf'Cutcheon's Bavenschild, scr (Owner) 3 Also, started : 2 Schoolgirl 2sec, 6 Glendalough 4sec, 4 "Wilkie 4sec. Wilkie was called off for cribbing a langtit, ©}«ndalough jibbed and stopped i Schoolgirl broke and was palled up after fewo furlongs, and as Ravenschild could act get up enough pace to be dangerous the race was left to Prince Poole and Bell iletal. The latter made a splendid jun in tha back Wretch the second time, closing ©» Prince Poole, and a good race endeC i» SI? Archibald'« honest horse winning by a neejk, Itavenschild easing up 90 length away. Time, 2min S3 4-Ssec. ILYING HANDICAP, 120bovs; second 18ao"vw, third 6eovs. Im. t T. E. WilMoa'a Kinetic by Kiatoxe —Fairview, saec (Owner) 1 3 A. L. Gerrard'K Noia Buxley, 3aec (G- Garrard) . 3 2 A Smith's Sunshine, 6sec (Owner) 6 Al» started : 17 Orawa 2sac, 10 First Vue 2sec, 16 Ariel 2sec, 11 Vincent 3sec, ? Gtemsehlld ss.ec, 14 Truth 4sec, 4 Hamapirit* -Smie, 18" Wild Loo Ssec, 15 Fred Ssec, 5 Hineoaoa Ssec, 9 D.C.L. 6sec, 6 Espnai 6aee, 3 Clingsehild 6sec, 13 Lord Ashtoa ssec, 12 Tornado 6sec Fred, D.C-L., and H&mapuka broke up sA the start, and Vincent shortly after•warda fell into the ditch. Kinetic got to the front quickly, easily staved off Sunshzne, and then kept clear of Nora Bnr- * ley's late rush, winning by a length and Sunshine auc lengths away. Ariel and Firs* Vue were dose up. Time, Stain 22 1-Ssee.

SATORDAY'S HANDICAPS. 'The following handicaps hav,e been declared for the second day's races: SECOND AMATEUR HANDICAP (Saddle), of lOOsop. lim. see. sec. 0.8.S —■ Glenluce 6 ITKinaey Belle Woodpine ... 6 Belett« ->• Arrol 3 Lilly F Ravensboy ... 6 Jimmy Campbell 2 The Bronzswing 6 Ivory Bells ... 2 Black Yet ... 6 No Shenaaaghan 3 Irwin 7 Ivan C 4 Nona Dillon ... 8 Missouri 4 Lady G 8 Miss Peggy •-• 4 Rue Patchen ... 8 Miss Beta ... 4 Promise ... ... 8 Master Rothschild 6 Doris Wilkes ... 8 Flora Traeey ... 6 Aero 8 The Limit ... 6 Livingstone ... 8 Artist" 6 Angelas 8 Millie Woodbum 6 Beiaon Boy ... 8 Sasham 6 DOMAIN HANDICAP {Harness), of lOQsovs. lim. Royal Rothschild Lady Nelson ... 9 Bosie M'Xinney 2 Nightshade ... 9 Rostrebor ... 3 Rene 9 Nora M'Simney 4 Layinia 9 Norval King ... 6 Gold Albert ... 9 Snylaw Maid ... 7 Grade D. ... 10 lion Heart ... 7 Paerau 10 Doene ~. 7 Faustina 10 f ictior Chief ... 7 Lauder Gkn ... 10 Tragela 8 Octave 10 NbShenanaghan 8 Welcome Home 10 01enluoe 8 Rio Grande ... 10 Gardenia 8 Farrier 10 Harold Wilkes 8 Silver Cloud ... 10 LadyTui... ... 8 Master Abdallah 10 Othello 9 Tuhuiangi ... 10 GTAGO HANDICAP (Saddle), of 130sovs. 2m. Medallion .- Hinemoa 10 Kinetic .." ... 4 g.M 11 Yarravill* ••. 7 Snowdrift ... 11 Trugajnni ... 8 Clingschild ... 11 Stanwy'sChild 8 Frank Henry ... 14 KnapdaU ... 9 Gee Whia ... 14 Caretts 10 Glenfaot ™ ... 14 WINTER OATS HANDICAP (Htroess), of 200*ovs. 2fl». Ravensvhild ™ Prince Alsstt ... $ Adonis Bright - u. ■ Z Breeze 7 Sch-vl Gbrl ... 3 Si Kevin 8 Edith A. ... ... 4 Aiken 9 |%»n:t«ii* ' ... * Dr Chutney ... §

PENINSULA HANDICAP (Harness), of 380sovb. 2m. Truganini .., Security 13 Brookbell ... 3 Ivory Bells ... 13 Tika 2 Midas lo Armamenter ... 3 Dan Mac 13 Top Note 4 Pitch Dark ... 13 Prince Gift ... 8 Bothschild Lad 13 Kins; VL 3 Tottvwod —l3 I-Heriot 9 Combine 13 Royal Rothschild 11 Rostrebor ... 13 Almont Junior 13 IMPROVERS' HANDICAP (Saddle), of llOsOYs. l^ra. Bacchus Almont M. ... 8 Ladv ilonteflore 1 Claremont 8 Belfdale 1 Heroet 8 Merce 1 BeJette ... ... 10 George M. Junr. 2 Riverina 10 Dot Bobbins ... 3 Dan Mac 10 Sirrah J 3 Asbestol 10 Bellboy L. ... 3 BeubeU 10 The Lark ... 3 Observer 10 Gee Whiz ... 3 The Dairymaid 10 M-Vea 3 La Paloma ... 10 Dora M'Kirrney 5 Quinaldine ... 10 Harold D. ... 5 Cromwell ... 10 Maori Chieftain 6 Lilly F 10 Tnttywood ... 6 The Broncho ... 1*" Texas ? Robert R. ... 10 PARK HANICAP (Harness), of ISOsovs. lim. Bell Metal ... ,-, Pr'""*. Pool© ... 5 Adonis False *'wm ... 5 Ravensthild ... i Uniform 5 Prince Alert ... 2 Radiant Morn-. 6 School Girl ... 2 Truth d Wilkie .:. ... 4 Kinetic 6 Giendalough ... 4 FAREWELL HANDICAP (Saddle), oJ ISOspvs. Ira. Uniform Sherwood ... 5 Nora Burley ... 1 Wild Lou 5 Andy Regan ... 1 Hinemoa 5 Kinetic 2 Hamapuka ... 5 First Vue 2 Arbiter- 5 Corbell 2 Knapdale ... 5 Millwood 2 Sunshine 5 Onawa ... ... 2 Tornado 6 Oceanic 2 Lord Ariel 2 Bacchus 6 Pinewood ... 3 Clingschild ... 6 Vincent 3 Esmnel 6 Gamechild ... 3 D.C.L 6 Truth 4 Sirrah J 6 Fred 5 Acceptances will close af 8 o'clock this

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Evening Star, Issue 15480, 30 April 1914, Page 7

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FORBURY TROTTING CLUB Evening Star, Issue 15480, 30 April 1914, Page 7

FORBURY TROTTING CLUB Evening Star, Issue 15480, 30 April 1914, Page 7