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RACING FIXTURES TOR 1032-33 SEASON. I .j November. : 3, 7. —Auckland R.C. I r>, 7, 0, 12. —Canterbury J.C. ! 10, 12. — Whangarei R.C. ] 12— Hawke’s Bay J.C. I(>.—Dannevirke R.C. 18, IP. —AVinton .10. —Carterton R.C. 10, 21. —AA r aikato R.C. 20.—Levin R.C. 20, 28. —Takapnna J.C. 00, Dec. 1. —Feilding J.C. December. 1, 2.—Dargaville R.C. a. —Ashburton County R.C. 7, B.—Woodvillc District J.C. 0, 10. —Tauniarunni R.C. .17. —AA r a ipa R. C. 20.—AVaipulturau J.C. 20, 27.—Westland R.C. 20, 27. —Taranaki J.C. 20, 27.—Dunedin J.C. 20, 27, 20.—Manatvatu R.C. 20, 2S, Jan, 2, 3. —Auckland R.C. Hi, Jan. 2.—Greymonth J.C. TROTTING. November. S, 10, .11. —N.Z. Metropolitan T.C. 18, in.—AAMnton T.C., Annual (2 events each day}. December. 20, —Gore T.C., Annual. AUCKLAND TROTS. AVEE .MACHINE AVINS CAMPBELL. INSULATION TO REALTY. I (Special to “Northern Advocate.”) AUCKLAND. This Day. On the concluding day of the Auckland Trotting Club’s spring meeting the totnlisator handled £I9,SS3 5/-, against £23,823 10/- last year, a de crease of £3,040 .">/-. The. total for the meeting was £37.833 a/-, eompared with £43,043 10/- last year, a decrease of £.",210 3/-. The concluding events resulted:—
Hillsboro' Handicap, of lid sovs; one mile and n mail'. — (4) Marble Star, 12yds (A. Millon), 1;, (2) Moko Girl, 24yds (W. Dye). 2; (1) Moko Bells, 2(iyds (Paul), 2. Also started: (0) Billy Carbine, (<>) Hue Coronado, (2) Parrisli Belle, (7) Carl Mack, (d) Windcliat, (S) Kolmar, (10) Jock Bingen. Two lengths: three lengths. Time —2.2!) 2-d.
Campbell Handicap, of lOd sovs; one mile and a half.—(l) Wee Machine, 12yds (E. S. Groat), 1; (2) Stormy Mack, scr (Broughton), 2: (2) Lady Amanda, 24yds (McMillan), 2. Also started: (7) Gold Seam, (8) Mazda, ((>) Pedlar, (!)) Historian, (5) Sister -Chris, (4) Betterwin. A length; three lengths. Time—2.2d 2-d.
Remucra Handicap, of 125 sovs; one mile and a quarter.— (d) Brent Zolock, scr (Hughes), 1; (1) Peter Pirate, 2d yds (Julian), 2; (1) Brentlight, scr (coupled, with Peter Pirate), (B. D. Kenuerley), 2. Also started: (.1) Real Girl (coupled with Peter Pirate), (0) An on, (8) Te Wahia, (4) KewpieC Guy, (2) Kewpie’s Triumph, (0) Kelson Tasker, (7) Pageant, (2) Little Guy. Three lengths; three-quarters of a length. Time —2.dl 2-d. Insulation Handicap, of lid sovs; one mile and a quarter. —(1) Realty, 12yds (E. S. Groat), 1; (2) Homeward, 2-1 yds (August), 2; (11) Jersey Thorpe, scr (L. Mahoney), 2. Also started: (-(' Nathaniel, (d) Pnkemirn, (7) Lady Coronado, (2) Ralph Andnhon and Worthy Cause (bracketed), (S) Some Dillon, (0) Hohora. A length; half a length. Time—2.d2 2-d. WELLINGTON TROTS. DESERT MAIDEN IVINS SHORTS. SPRINT TO NELSON’S VICTORY, (Per Press Association.—Copyright.) WELLINGTON, This Day. The October meeting of the Wellington Trotting Club was concluded ,av Hutt Park on Saturday. Two brilliant performances during the day were registered by Harold Logan and Indiana-
poll’s. Tin* totalisator handled £14,900, against £1(5,800 for the corresponding day last year. The concluding events resulted as follows:—
Borough Handicap, of 130 sovs; one mile and a half. — (1) Indianapolis, scr (Tomkinson), 1; (5) Native Berry. 30yds (Holmes), 2; (4) Smooger, sc: (Smith), 3, Also started: (3) Little Victor, (S) Arthur Chimes, (0) Afihad, (2) David HcElwyn, (7) Worthy Queen. Six lengths; three-quarters of a length. David McElwyn was fourth. Time — 3.20 i n.
President’s Handicap, of 150 sovs; two miles. —(2) Stanley Bingen, 20 yds (.7. Bryce, Jnnr.), 1; (1) Louis Bingen, 4Syds (Townley), 2; (?>) Wall, OHyds (Eagan), 2. Also started: (5) El Merit, (4) Mr Penalty. Half a neck; six lengths. Mr Penally was fourth. Time—4.44 4-5.
Shorts Handicap of 100 sovs; on? mile and a quarter.— (2) Desert Maiden, scr (Tomkinson), 1; (0) Bingen Wrack, scr (.7. Bryce, Junr.), 2; (11 7ron Man, scr (Donald'). 2. Also starred: (1) Rtorm Queen, (5) Tecln, (?■ v Trada, (7) Donum, (£>) Tenor, (IV) Guy Star, (10) Hemlock Hero, (.<?;» .lean Parrish. 7'our lengths; a lengtlf. Tecla was ('ninth. Time—2.l7 -1-5.
Electric Handicap, of 150 sovs; one, mile and a quarter. — Cl) Xelson’s Victory, 24yds (Hooper), 1; (2) Dnsolini, scr (Ernst), 2; (5) Kelp, scr (Ketmeiley), Also started: (0) Country TCing, (7) Bracken, (S) Purser, (10) Haydns, ((I; Baron Bingen, (4) Herod, (II). Major Lind, (2) Sir Guy. A. length; half a length. Country King was fourth. Tiriie—2.46 2-5.
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