WELLINGTON TROTS
WIHS FOR JOLLY CHIMES AHD ' AUDACIOUS The Wellington Trotting Chib’s Spring Sleeting was held at Hutt Park in ideal weather. ~ The track was fast and tho attendance was largo. The totalisator handled £28,566, compared with £27,479} last year, an increase of £1,036}. J. Bryce, jun., the_ rider of Wainoni in the Railway Handicap, was fined £1 for continuously locking round. Concluding results:— NOVEMBER. HANDICAP, SoOsovs. 4.36 class. 2m. I—Messrs Fraser and M'Leod’s ch g JOLLY CHIMES, by Four Chimes—Jolly Girl, aged, 24yds behind (J. N. Clarke) 1 L—Messrs M'Kcndrick Bros.’ ch m Free Advice, 4yrs, GO (J. Bryce) ... 2 0— Mr T. Butcher’s hr m Whare- , piana, aged, 24 (S. A. Edwards) 3 Others- 9 Marshal Neil scr. 7 Maxegin, 3 Avenger, 11 Menember 12yds behind, 6 Golden Bubbles 36, 8 Billy Sea 48, 5 Mato o’ Mine (bracketed with Wharepiaua), 2 Pageant 60, 10 Tho Abbey, 12 Talent 72. Won by two lengths; neck. Marshal Neil was fourth. Times: 4min 33sec, 4min 30 4-osec, 4miu 33 3-sscc. WILFORD HANDICAP TROT, 200 sovs. Unhopplcd trotters. 5.0 class. 2m. 1— Mr If. Hancock’s h m NANCY BINGEN, by Nelson Bingen— Clara Lincoln, aged, scr (E. J. Smith) ... 1 s—Messrs Connelly and Langford’s ch g Victor Bingen, 4yrs, scr (R. Townley) 2 4—Mr E. S. Bridgensn’s ch g Great Way, 3yrs scr (11. Kinilimount) 3
Others; 6 Ca irrivalc. 3 Kiowa scr, 2 Lonesome 72yds behind, 7 Miss Lcda 84. Won by a length; eight lengths. Lonesome was fourth 'limes: 4min 63scc, 4min 54scc, 4min 56 2-sscc. MIDDLE GLASS HANDICAP, 200sovs.
4.47 class. 2m. 3 Ml- C. S. Donald’s ch h REAL LIGHT, by Nelson Bingen— Ellawood, Gyrs, 36yds behind (Owner) .. v . 1 3 Mr T. B. Louis&on’s ch f Dilworth, 3yrs, scr (L. B. Berkett) I—Mrs L. ‘White’s b g Athalone, Cyrs, 24yds behind (J. Davidson)
Others: 4. Great Delight, 5 Kiowa, 8 Florrie Pointer scr, 6 Zella 24yds bchind, 7 I?oval Serene 72. Won by a length; five lengths. Zella was fourth. Himes; 4miu 86 4-ssec, 4min 41spc, 4min 30 2-ssec. SHARPE HANDICAP (Saddle), 300 sovs. 2.16 dass. Ira.
4 Air L. F. Berkett’s b g MARSHAL NEIL, by Neil DenisRose Alma. Gyi's, scr (X. L. Emms) ... ... 1 C—Mr D. Rogers’s gr g Bing Boy, aged, 12yds behind (J. Bryce,^ juu.) ... _ _■■■" - 2—Air L. G. King's hr g Granite City, aged, 12yds behind (J. Mc’sservcy, jun.) 3
Others: 8 Pearl Coronado scr, 3 Brutus, 1 High Jinks 12yds behind, 6 Aero 30, 7 The Abbey 48. Won by two lengths; length. High Jinks was fourth. Times; 2rain 15 2-ssec, 2min 15 l-sscc, 2min 15 2-ssec. ELECTRIC HANDICAP, 400sovs. 4.25 class. IJm.
3 Air O. E. Hooper’s b g AUDACIOUS, by Great Audubon— Advocate mare, aged, scr (Owner) 1 1— Messrs Armstrong and Johnson’s b g Logan Park, aged, 3'J/ds beliind (W. J. Tomkinson) ... 2 2 -Messrs Grant and Winter’s blk g Black Admiral, aged, 24 (M. B. Edwards) C Olliers: 1. Quality scr. 5 Talent 36yds behind, 6 Epigram 48. Won by a bead; three lengths. Talent was fourth. Times: 2miu 4Ssec, 2min 45 l-ssec, 2miu 47sec.
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Evening Star, Issue 20033, 26 November 1928, Page 11
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