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Hutt News, Volume 6, Issue 49, 16 May 1934, Page 6

TROTTING (By "Unhoppled.") WELLINGTON'S WINTER MEETING CLASH OF CHAMPIONS. WILL WALLA WALLA WIN? Perhaps the greatest trotting event ever lickl in Welliugton will be staged by the Wellington Trotting Club at Hutt Park next Saturday, when the pick of the Dominion's pacers will light for supremacy against the Australian champion Walla Walla, and Auburn Lad. The distance of the event is one and a quarter 1 iles and given a fine day, the -Dominion grass track record for the distance will be in danger of being beaten. Since coming to the Dominion, Walla Walla has received a number of minor setbacks that have deprived him of lowering the mile record, and as late as last week the Australian champion pacer was just overcoming the effects of a slight cold, and this told against him at Oamaru last Saturday. However his owner states that he has fully recovered and that he confidently expecats his pacer to , torn the tables on Harold Logan and Red Shadow. The balance of the fields are well up to the usual high standard, and the Dominion Handicap of two miles, in which Indianapolis, Worthy Queen, and Craganour are nominated should bo an event with a thrill of its own. Indianapolis is a coming champion and Worthy Queen is perhaps tho best trotter produced in the Dominion. At the difference in handicaps, Worthy Queen should keep the pacers busy. ! 1 ' I 1 At time of writing the acceptances have not been declared, and the fields hereunder are the handicaps for the meeting. (1) PRELIMINARY HANDICAP TEOT, of 100 sovs.; 3.45 class. One niile and a half. Black Native ... lim Mother's Boy ... 24 Blue Blood ..... .> lim Arapai o0 Count Parrish ... lim Chiming Wrack . 30 Harvest Dillon .. lim Earl Bingcn .... 30 Isabel Patch ...., lim Great Harvester 30 Native Leaf .... lim Sandy N 30 Okinemutu lim Sister Mary .... 30 Prince Harvester lim Summertime .... 30 Billy Sundy 12 Guy o'Mine .... 48 Esther 12 Idanoo 48 Tasman Might .. 12 Carl 72 Bon Haven 24 The field of trotters is a particularly strong one, most of the competitors having run prominently recently and improved considerably on their handicap times. Blue Blood won recently at Manawatu, but will be meeting considerably stronger opposition. Prince Harvester has registered two scconds recently re gistering 3.30 2-5 at Ashburton recently. This is good form and should bo kep in mind. Billy Sundy won at Oamaru last Saturday and will be rehandicapped, which may allow some of the competitors to finish in front, of him. Tho locally trained Earl Bingen has a number of recent placed performances, when he was further back in the handicaps and ho might surprise by finishing into a place. Guy o' Mine is one of the most pro mising trotters in his class in commission. He won three races in ridiculously easy fashion at Wairarapa at Christmas time and has since been placed against the pacers. The most enquired lor may include Prince Harvester, Chiming Wrack, Billy Sundy, Earl Bingcn an uy o Mine, and the favourites may be GtJY 0' MINE and PRINCE HARVESTER (2) WOBURN HANDICAP, of 100 sovs.; 3.13 class. One mile,and a hall. Bara Gold lim Kraal "... Bar None lim Kaituwa I'm Embattle lim Orleigh Mills lim Full Hand lim lted Flyer |)i"i Gamble lim Trieliff Grace McHlwyn . lim Wrackh'ss 11 "J High Moon lim Electric Bell .... I Ideal lim Charteris Vale .. 30 Insolvent lim Super Tax 48 Iraq lim The novice pacers races at Hutt Park are usually run in fast Unhand ow-. Mig to the lack of form, the winner is usually well concealed. M. B. Edwards Sapling Stakes youngster, Gamble, is well thought of in the South, and at his only start to date he ran third at Waimato in 3.33 2-5. In that outing he appeared as if he*was somewhat aware of tlic strangeness of his surroundings bu he should show much improvement as a result of that race. Iraq ran secont a Amberley last month over this distanceon a slow course in 3.34 3-5, and it ram falls this week he should be remembered. Eed Flyer is a nice cut of a pacer who should soon show improvement. He ran second to Impostor at Ashburton last month in 3.25 1-5 and he should be one of the fancied division on the day. TriclifE has registered a third, a second and a third in Ins last three staits his best time being 3.35 1-5 when he ran third to Iraq. Wrackless won a couple of races against the trotters recently and at Hawcra he ran sccoik a ß aln » pacers. Electric Bell enjoys a local reputation. He won at Wairarapa at C - mas but has failed a number of times since. Charteris A ale and faupci L. 1 pear too far back in tho handicap to appeal. The most enquired for may be . GAMBLE and RED FLYER. (3) INVITATION MATCH, of 250 sovs. One mile and a quarter. Walla Walla lied Shadow Auburn Lad Lindbergh | Since of the S°'invitation races A J di u »ton at Easter time the pacers in this event have been prominently and their past deeds and present form have been discussed by of the game. Whilst Harold Logan Ims won more than his has apparently demonstrated his superiority, the best las, no jt■ Red Shadow, and Walla Walla has received oust those HU- ; I that has deprived him of victory. The writei undust.uids c . _ lower hutt volunteer fire brigade. (Demonstration Committee.) 3ll1llllllilini!!l!!IIUIIUII!lllinilOll OLD-TIME and MODERN DANCE, - KING GEOIIGE DANCE HALL WEDNESDAY, May 30, - At 8 p.in. Good Supper — G°° d Floor. Hutt Valley Dance Band. Admission: Ladies, 1/-; Gentlemen, 1/6. — " SOCCER DANCE! KING GEORGE THEATRE. riN^CEOItCE^IALL SONDAT, 20th MAY 1834. tlOt " The Lower Hutt Relief Committee by * m 1_ ' tho courtesy of Australian Celebrity BOLTON HIS DANCE BAND Pictures Pty. Ltd., and tho proprielois Modem and Novelty Danceg of King George Thearte, presents SIXTEEN PRIZES. Ladies 1/0. Gents 2/-. " THB S? fZtl Bus leaves for Pctoae after Dance. "THE KING OF KINGS" A great picture of tho Life of Christ. ZEALAND INDUSTRIAL Wonderful Musical Effccts. Hear the COOPERATIVE SOCIETY LTD. Hallelujah Chorus by thousands of A gOCIAL and DANCE voices. will be held in the Silver Coin Collection. Tl r A R ITAl T A HALL Proceeds for Mayor's Relief Fund. 0u TUESDAY,.MAY 23rd at 8 p.m. Doors open at 7.30 p.m. Screening at Excellcut s uppe r Old Time Music 8.15 p.m. Prize Dances. Contributors of an amount of 1/0 to tho Mayor's Fund for the relief of dis- Ci BINNS, Hon. Sec. tress may obtain receipt from any member of the Committee or at "The PLUNKET BABY. Willows" and the committee gives an ENTERTAINMENT undertaking that a seat will be rcscrv- including Punch and Judy Show cd fo reach receipt issued. TIiUKSDAY, MAY 17th at 2 p.m. ! Mrs Wilfred Andrews will sing JAMES'S HALL —Woburn liotid. Gounnod's "0, Divine Redeemer." Admission Gd. MANGOLDS. EASTERN HUTT SCHOOL. FOR SALE—A growing crop of Man- (jomliined Committees of the golds (about 35 tons), on the Ground, y e ] 10U ] ;ua i Tennis Club are holding a near Waterloo Railway Station. DANCE in the School on Tenders to be addressed to the lion. SATURDAY NEXT, liith May. Secretary Relief Committee, Lower A popular Programme has been Hutt, will be received up to 2 p.m. arranged. on FRIDAY NEXT 18th May. PING PONG TABLES WILL BE 1 • AVAILABLE. TENDERS. All Cordially Invited. Tenders are called for tho laying of y u )j SC . r iption: Ladies, 1/-; Gentlemen 2/ •10 square yards of concrete at the Supper will be provided. HUTT CENTRAL SCHOOL. ______ ■ Particulars may bo obtained from dxD you say Kcpairs? JEWEL tho Secretary, i Tui Street. Closing CASKET, 42 Courtcnay Place, Welldate 23rd May. ington, mend anything in tho jcwelJ. D. KING-, Hon Sec. i cr y ii UC| n0 matter how intricate.