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THE CHRISTCHURCH CARNIVAL METROPOLITAN TROTTING. GREAT INTEREST IN CUP. (Per Press Association.! Christchurch, Nov. 12. The New Zealand Metrop<»btan trotting meeting opened at Addington with a large attendance and a good track. Kesulte:— Spring Handicap.—7 Dolores 1, 8 Young Carbine 2, 5 Ukelele, Lady 3. All started. Won by a length. Tune, 3.30 2-5. Empire Handicap 3 Dilworth 1, 1 Vendome 2, 4 Orphan (coupled with Lady Matchlight) 3. Scr.: Amaris, Lindbergh, Exclusive. .Won by a length. Time, 2.44 2-5. Cup.—First division: Kingcraft l t Peter Bingen 2, Dundas Boy 3, Prince Pointer 4. C.J.C. ACCEPTANCES. (Per Pi ess Association./ Christchurch, Nov. 12. Following are the C.J.C. acceptances for the third day:— Suburban Handicap, 9 furlongs.— Royal Game Aberfelay 10.9, Quarterdeck 10.1. Nincompoop 9.9. Haze 9.5, Some Toff 9.3, Moratorium, The Viscount, Swoopalong, Dumblane, Quick Plunge 9.0. Spring Nursery Handicap, 5 furlongs.—Kerbside 8.9. Princess Betty 8.3, Merry Peel, Pharaoh, Taunton 7.8, Ball Dress, Parysia 73, Rosy Morn 7.0. Otaio Plate, 1} mile Yoma 9.1, Talisker 8.13. Amor 8.11, Money Mine, Latin Quarter 8.10, Black Mint 8.5, Malmsey 8.2, Ano, Quarterdeck, Dolomite, King's Jest 7.7. Canterbury Cup, 2 miles.—Count Cavour 9.6, Hoylake 9.6, Seatown 9.6, Chide 9.0, Concentrate 9.0, Swoopalong 8.9. Jockey Club Handicap, 1 mile.— Toxeuina 9.3, Sih er Paper 9.2. White Fang 8.12, Red Heckle 8.11, Panther 8.9. Havering 8.2, Arrow Lad 7.10, Atholspear, Consent 7.7, Gold Cure 7.2, Pride 7.1. Full Feather 7.0.
Oaks, If mile.—Disorder, Duellona, Eaglet, Greenaway, Sapient, Speedlight, Stately. Ashley Handicap, I mile.—Austerity 8.13, Starahooter 8.2, Bine Metal 8.1. Solgele 7.13, Tourist 7.11, Mount Boa, Sailing Home 7.10, Taurua 7.9, Hurly Burly 7.6, Master Clarence 7.4, Miss Nightraid 7.3, Make Up 7.2, Sapient, The Bailiff, Swiftray 7.0.
Avon Handicap, 7 furlongs.— Atholspear 9.3, Royal Saxon 9.1, Keddar B>l2, Taboo, Roi de Vai 8.11, Subdivision, Night Lad 8.5, Gold Tinge, Silver Coot 8.0, Buoyant 7.13, Caterpillar, Waving Corn 7.10, Decoy Bird 7.9.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIX, Issue 281, 12 November 1929, Page 5
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