Trotting

Greymouth Evening Star, 30 August 1934, Page 11

Trotting

MEETINGS TO COMEL Sept. I—New1 —New Brighton. Sept. B—Wellington.8—Wellington. Sept. 29—Methven. Oct. 6—New Brighton. Oct. 12, 13t— Westport. Oct. 13 —Waikato. Oct. 20, 22—Auckland. Oct. 20, 22 —Greymouth. Oct. 22—Oamaru. ( Oct. 22 —Manawatu. Oct. 27 —Wellington. 1 Nov. 6,8, 9. —N.Z. Metropolitan. Nov. 10—Te Aroha. Nov. 22, 24 —Forbury Park. Nov. 24, 26 —Nelson. Leased: Gold Country has been leased to A. Holmes up to June, 1935. Silk Cord: A two-year-old half-brother" by Silk Thread to Impromptu has been named Silk Cord. Triangle: Mr G. J. Barton has secured a lease of the Nelson Bingen gelding Triangle. Red Shadow: Red Shadow was thirteen times in the money last season, his record being four wins and nine minor platings. Plenty of Champions: Ninety-five nominations were refor the Ashburton Champion Stakes of 600sovs. Biddy Parrish: It is stated that Biddy Parrish, a fast but unreliable trotter, has been booked to Wrack. Peter Junior: It is reported that Peter Junior paid over a quarter of a century when he won the final event at the Auckland Trotting Club’s meeting. Proletarian: The three-year-old Proletarian drew attention to his chance in the Great Northern Derby by his second to Kewpie’s Bond in the Mount Eden Handicap. New Registrations: The following names, appear among the recent registrations:—Betty May, three-year-old filly by Silk Thread — Queen May; Red Bingen, three-year-old gelding by Native King—Waitaki Girl; Young Parry, two-year-old gelding by Great Parrish —The Abbess; Rhine Gold, four-year-old gelning by Great Bingen—Camine; land Nonnie Wrack, a five-year-old mare by Wrack from Nonnie.