TROTTING
FORBURY CLUB’S MEETING. (by telegraph—press association.) DUNEDIN, Jan. 29. The Forbury Park Trotting Club concluded its summer meeting in fine weather. The track was in good order and the racing interesting. The totalisator handled £37,859 10s for the day, compared with £42,190 10s on the second day of last year, making a total for the meeting of £63,286 10s compared with £71,057 10s for last year. The results are: WAVERLEY HANDICAP. 1 Great Bell (J. McLennan) 1 G Elgar 2 5 Nelson McKinney 3 Also started : 15 Mat- Audubon, 3 Nelson Wood, 12 Jade, 2 Peter Eyre, 7 Alpha Wilkes, 8 Ben Logan, 14 Buck Up, 11 Underviewer, 10 Avalanche, 9 Tom Marvin, 4 Real Lady, 17 Svviftbine, 16 Burrie, 13 Merry Bingen. Won by.half a length, with eight lengths between second and third. Avalanche was next. Time, 3.57 3-5. TELEGRAPH HANDICAP. 10 Mountain Chimes (O. Reed) 1 11 Albert Logan 2 6 Jazoloc-k 3 Also started: 5 Berenice, 7 Reta, 6 Lenamhor (bracketed with Jazolock), 16'-Cardinal and Blue, 13 Haunui, 8 Rollicking Bells, i 9 Dolly Houi, 3 Honour Bright, 18 Nipper, 6 Vera’s Doll. 20 Stan Wilkes. 15 Locanda Child, 2 Trimmer, 9 Grey Cloud, 1 Final McKinney, 12 Nimble Direct, 4 High Jinks, 14 Tommy Direct. Won by a length and a half, three lengths between second and third. Berenice was fourth. Time, 2.17. TROTTING STAKES. One mile and a half. 2 Quickfire (F. Holmes) 1 1 Peter Fashion 2 4 Perfection 3 3 Lady Bingen 4 Odds were on the favourite, which did not go in running the race, and was defeated by a length and a half. There were 21 lengths between second and third. Time, 3.52 2-5. FORBURY HANDICAP. Two miles. 1 Sea Pearl (R. Berry) 1 7 Parkwood (Riddle) 2 6 Black Admiral (F. Holmes) 3 Also started: 12 Trenand, 5 Money Spider and Dalnahine (bracketed), 2 Bessie Logan. 10 Downcast. 7 St. Maura, 8 Golden Devon. 11 Loganwood, 4 Jack Potts, 3 Logan Chief. Trenand made the early running, hut at the end of eleven furlongs Parkwood and Sea Pearl took charge, and in a great race home Sea Pearl won bv a head, with Black Admiral a length away third, a head in front of Logan Chief. Time, 4.34 3-5.
STEWARDS’ HANDICAP. Two miles. 10 Sundown (Todd) 1 3 First Water ' .-••• 2 7 Aulthor Jinks 3 Also started: 9 Bricklayer, 14 Scottish Maid, 8 Jolly Roger, 13 Robert Bell. 17 Erin’s Child, 12 Anti Acido, 6 Kinney Dillon, 20 Malice, 11 Golden Dawn,* 4 Conara. 15 Logan’s Drive, 1 Logan Park. 5 Meb, 19 Rocheretia, 18 Kibiringi. 21 Lvonwood. 2 Desert Star, 16 Lingfield. Won by two lengths, with six lengths between second and third. Lingfield was fourth. Time, 4.46 3-5. CRESCENT HANDICAP. Two miles. 4 Ingle Bingen (C. Hadfield) 1 7 Happy Rosa 2 13 Merry Bingen 3 Also started: 11 Audobell, 6 Blue Thorpe, 12 Peter McKinney, 9 Bundaberg, 5 Proud Ata, 1 Engagement and Bonny Spec (coupled), 2 Charles Dixie, 3 Le Todd, 10 Master Audo, 8 Escapade. The front markers opened a big gap, and Ingle Bingen won by ten lengths from Happy Rosa, who heat Merry Bingen bv four lengths. Time, 4.42 4-5. ROYAL HANDICAP. One mile and five furlongs. 12 Logan Holme (J. McLean) 1 14 Honour Bright 2 15 Avenger 3 Also started: 3 Day Pointer, 16 Lily Pointer, 4 Ding Dong Bell, 5 Logan Hanlon, 13 Berenice, 11 Wairua, 20 Dolly Houi, 21 Lucky Dillon, 10 Golden Bubbles, 19 Haunui, 9 Some Wilkes, 1 Bold Bill, 8 Trimmer, 7 Jolly Chimes, 22 Lenamhor, 17 Colehill, 18 High Jinks, 2 Deshorough. G Terence Dillon. Won by three lengths, with a length between second and third. Time, 3.46. AU REVOIR HANDICAP. Ouo mile. 2 Bessie Logan (0. Withers) 1. 9 Logamvood 2 4 Golden Devon 3 Also started: 7 Rose Pointer, 1 Nantwich, 8 Ouimet, 3 John Pointer, 11 King Dillon, 5 Bingen Lad, 10 Downcast, 6 St. Maura. Won by thiee lengths, with nearly four lengths between second and third. Time, 2.12 4-5.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 31 January 1927, Page 6
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