INTER-DOMINION TROTS.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LX, Issue 71, 21 February 1940, Page 6

INTER-DOMINION TROTS.

LOGAN DERBY’S MATCH RACE. PERTH. Feb. 20. The Dominion Trolling Chnmpionr.liipconcliideil last night with the mutch race between lec-vus and Logan Derby over a mile, the objective being a new record, and five oilier evcnis from the championship nominations, all flying start-. ( ondilion.s were ideal, and there was a good attendance. Rir-ulis;--VICTORIA STAKES, of one mile and a hall'. MASTER DIXIE (New Soul li Wales) 1 GRAND MOGUL (New /inland) ... 2 OUR GLOBE (Ta-mariia) 3 Six started. Eighteen yards; fifteen yards. Time, 2.30. TASMANIAN STAKES, of one mile and a quarter. FLYING GLOBE (New Sooth Wales) 1 BINNI \ (Western Aii-traiial 2 ARAB CHIEF (Western Australia) ... * Six started. A fool: a yard and a hull. Time. 2.42 R SOUTH AUSTRALIAN STAKES. of one mile. WILLOW THE WIS I* (Western Auslra'ia) LEE DLL 15V (Wr-lcrn Australia) ... 2 SUPERTAX (New Zealand) ... ••• 5 itfix siaru:d. Eighteen yards: a toot. Time. 2.5 L NEW SOUTH WALKS STAKES, of one iniii; and a half. KOLECT (Wootrrn Au-tndT) ' MELA LIE (Western Australia) 2 PADDY ROYAL (Wc.-iem Australia) Six started. Fifteen yards; half a yard, 'lime, 3.19 i. The match mile wa» won by Logan Derhv. who led Iconic by had a length for a lap and a hall, when he came a\\a\ to win hy eighteen yards in 2 A. icevus did it in 2.55.The State record i- he'd l>y New Derby, wlio did in 1936. XEW ZEALAND STAKES, of one mile a nil a half. EAKL PRONTO (Western Australia) 1 LACHLAN .MACHINE (New South Wa’.ui) ... • • ••• c TALC A Js< ) Y (Western Ati-nalia) ... 3 Six started. Eighteen yanls; a yard. Time, 3.112. 'J’he prize money at the Carmyai amounted to* A! 9475. and the a-»-oeia.ion shows a profit Pefore the eoneltision Master Dixie (New South Wales) e.-sa\od to break tlio mile State record. He reeoidcd 2.2 1-5. and look the iulOO given by the association. .Mr JL A. Ale.Miban. tin* owner and trainer cl Cenuku. said lie bad been greatly impressed i»y trotting in eleetrie tight. 'l’be popular approval hud been meet niarked. and the eat nival was the best ever held. being a brilliant miccc.- in every respect. Mr McMillan deeply regretted the shoulder injury to Ucrmkii, which had cc-cim-i'il possibly while ihe horse- was rolling. Ucmiku's pro-pcct.- of gaining great promineiice in the championJiip had been exceptionally bright. However. New ZyaijiD,] lioin s bad maintained Dommion Htandarik- and reputations. The Dominion was acknowledged a> a leader in breeilmg slanilarils and cliamplons.