TROTTING.

Hawera Star, Volume XLIX, 3 January 1930, Page 6

TROTTING.

CANTERBURY PARK MEETING OUTSIDERS’ SUCCESSES. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, Jan. 2. Tiie Canterbury Park Trotting Club’s second day’s trotting was hefd to-dlay. The weather was fine and the attendance good. The track was slightly holding at the start, but improved later. The investments werg £36,544 10s, as compared with £33,405 on the corresponding day last year. The total for the meeting was £71,060 10s, as agamst £61,836 last year.

Concluding results:

HORNBY HANDICAP. Of 350 sovs. Two miles,

3 Lin wood, 12yds (D. Teahen) 1 5 Etta Cole, sor (51. B. Edwards) 2 1 John Mauritius, 48yds (A. Hendriksen) 3

Also started: 2 Peter Liu, 10 Nelson Boy, 4 Tonic and Bonnie Belmont (bracketed), 13 Prouet, G Bingen Starr, 12 Audoniiniou, 8 Nigh born, 0 Muster Audo, 11 Bodn.y Spec, 7 Native Star. Won bv a head, with three lengths between second and third'. Bonnie Belmont was fourth. Time, 4.42 2-5.

SELWYN HANDICAP. Of 400 sovs. One and a quarter miles

5 Boi 17'Or, 48yds (A. Smith) ... 1 10 13illv Sea, (L. Stobart) 2 2 Dundas Boy, 36yds (R. B. Berry) , 3

Also started : 11 Jolly Pot, 7 Lingfield, 8 Hector’s Own, 4 Glenelg, 3 Zenith, 15 Away, G Harvest Child and Tala-ro (bracketed'), 12 Quality, 13 Waitaki Oinl, 9 Cardinal Logan, 2 Jean MdEllwvn (bracketed with Dundas Boy), 1 Terence Diltoii, 14 Native Chief. Won by three lengths, with a similar distance between second and third. Zenith was fourth. Time, 2.4 2-5.

TELEGRAPH HANDICAP Of 275 sovs. One mile.

4 Dilnon, 12yds (C. King) 1 5 Avonwood, scr (A. Butterfield) 2 1 Laplander, scr (P. G. Holmes) 3

Also started: 3 Silvia Logan, 10 Kotuku Jack, 9 Horotane, 11 Phil Smith, G Groat Triumph, 2 Omaha and Poddy (bracketed'), 8 Granite'City, 7 Lady Matohlighb 24. - Won by a length, with four lengths between second and third. Kotuku Jack was fourth. Time, 2.12 4-5.

PINAL HANDICAP. Of 325 sovs. One. mile.

5 Lady Cello, scr.. (D. Toaihan) 1 7 Joiiy Chimes, scr (J. N. Clark) 2 9 Granite City. scr. (Butterfield) 3

Also started: 8 Omaha, 1 Trimmer and Golden Bubbles (bracketed), 2 Neorson. 6 Orphan and Glenelg (bracketed), 3 Sun shower, 10 Hector’s Own, 4 Talent. 11 Daphne De Oro, 12 MaiWihariti.

Won by a neck, with a similar distance 1 between second and third. GrencJg was fourth. Time, 2.14 1-5.

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