TROTTING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19032, 1 June 1925, Page 6

TROTTING.

lIAWKE'S BAY MEETING. PADLOCK WINS THE CUP. fHV TELEGfiAI'H. —PRESS ASSOCIATION'.] HASTINGS, Saturday. Tbo Hawke's Bay Trotting Club's Meetins was held to-day, in wet weather, 'but there was a good attendance. The following were ihe results;— NOVICE HANDICAP; of .£100; U, miles, —Master Cute, 21yds bhd, 1; Van Rich, limit, 2; Halmore, 12yds, 3. Also started: Los, Audubon Patch, Point Logan, Lady Raymond, Mount Logan, Van More, 12yds bhd; Deerfoot, 21yds. Won by six lengths, a length between second unci third. TARADALE HANDICAP; of I' 100; 15 miles.— Kolmer. limit, 1; King Peter, 120 yds, 2; Tin Bells, 2!yds. 3. Also started: Curious, •Red Ensign, Grattan Wilkes, scr; Audubon Boy, May Beta, 12yds bhd; Tamehana, Annette. 24; Zelica, SI; Peter McDonald, 911; Laurier, 120; Marble Hall. 144. Won by two lengths, 13 lengths between second and third. Time, 3m 49 3-ss. CLIVE HANDICAP; of £100; U miles. --Cora Tacks, Jt\yds bhd, I; Gladys Cole, 12yds, 2-, Karma, limit, o. Also started. Taipura. Point Logan, Lady Zoe, limit; Guinea, Beatty, 3tiyds bhd; Signer, iS. Won by tv.o lengths, a. neck between second and third. Time, 3m lGs. HAWKE'S BAY CUP, Of X'2so ; 2 miles. PADLOCK, 72yds bhd 1 DAPHNE WILDW4i')D, 48yds .. . . 2 PETERWAH, 72yda .. ... 3 Also Started.—Ha.l Hi'.on. Prince Poole, scr; Arran Chief, 12yds bhd; Lottie Advance, 24; GJenaray, The Tartar, 48; Warlook, 72. Padlock won by five lengths and a-half, a length between second and third. Time, 4ra sis. HASTINGS HANDICAP;, of JEIOO; 1} miles.—Lockette, limit, 1; Aggie Bell, limit, 2; Audubon Boy, limit, 3. Also started: Lady Raymond, Daphne Patch, Lucky Lou, Taipara, Sunny Chimes, Trumpeter, scr; Deerfoot, Master Cute, 24yds bhd; Signor, 48; Levrine, 72. MAY HANDICAP; of dE 130j 2 miles.— Kolmar, limit, 1; Sweet Memory, S4yds bhd, 2; King Peter, 108 yds, o. Also started: Grattan Wilkes, Tui Bolls, Tamehana, May Reta, Annette, scr; Zelica, 48yds bhd; Peter McDonald, 84; Laurier, 108; Marble Hall, 132. Won by two lengths and a-lialf, 12 lengths between second and third. Time, 5m 5 l-ss. NAPIER HANDICAP; of >£'110; 11 miles. —Gladys Cole, 12yds bhd, 1; Hal Huon, limit, 2; Aggie Bell, limit, 3. Also started: Halmore, Clarion Chimes, James Conway, Beatty, scr; Caprice, 12yds bhd; Levrine, 24; Lizzie Franz, 36yds. Won by a length, same between second and third. Time, 3m 2 4-ss. FAREWELL HANDICAP; of £'110; 9 fur. —Jeau Darling,'limit, 1; Arran Chief, 12yds, 2; Glenary, 24yds, 3. Also started: Guinea, Ofa Mai. scr; WJiy Worry. Prince Poole, 12yds bhd; General, Bon Pang, The Tatar, 24; Lottie Advance, 3G; Master Hal, Ben Lomond. 72. Won by two lemrths and a-half, half a length between second and third. WAIRARAPA MEETING. THE ACCEPTANCES. [131" TELEGRAPH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.] MASTERTON, .Saturday. ■ The following acceptances have been received for tho first day of the South Wairarapa Trotting Club's meeting, to bo held on" Wednesday:— TRIAL HANDICAP. 11 miles. Sunny Chimes, Why Not, Miss Native, Point Logan, Star of Hope, Bright Light, Palm Dillon, Van Morkel, Latest Fashion, Tui Zolock, Tamahana, limit; Aggie Bell, Peter McDonald, Daisy Dillon, Lady Raymond, 24yds bhd; Bill Todd, 48yds; Ajax, 60yds. BEY TROT, li miles.—Trumpeter, Item, Taipare, Audubon Patch, limit; Sungleam, 24yds bhd; Ajax, Erin's Child, 48yds; Little Jewel, 60yds; Caprice, 108 yds. WAIRARAPA CUP. Deerfoot, Eileen Chimes, Pillage, limit; Golden Morn, 12yds bhd; Jim Beldon. Signor, 24yds; Hal Huon, 36yds; Black Cloud, 60yds; Arran Chief, Lottie Advance, 96yds. BIRTHDAY TROT; 1 mile.—Bara Gold. Eva Zolock, Elmo Junior, Van Morkel, Audubon Patch. Linda, Dilioru limit; Van Rich. 12yds; Steel Wire, Bill Todd, Daphne Patch, 24yds bhd; Erin's Child, 36yds; Caprice, 84yds; Ban Zolock, 96yds; Waitipopo, 120 yds. MEMBERS' TROT; i 2 miles.-Grattan Wilkes, Kolmar, Douglas Nelson, Hardy Grattan. Van Auster, Tamahana. Louisiana, limit; Tui Bells, 12yds bhd; Greywood, 24yds; Peter Eyre, 36yds; Zehca, 60yds; Peter McDonald, 72yds; Westwood, 81yds, Laurier, 10Syd3. CLAREVILLE TROT, 1 i milea.-Mary Brown, Karma, Deerfoot, limit; Cora ..acks, Golden Morn, Alicel, 12yds bhd; Jim Beldon, Signor, 24yds; Lizzie Franz, 36yds; Abundance, 331 ack Cloud, 60yds; Bon 1 an M , 72yds; Lottie Advance, 84yds. PRESIDENT'S TROT HANDICAP; 1J miles.—Golden f J.alk, Palm. T)11! on, Eva Zolock. Trumpeter, Item Taipare.. Audubon, Patch, Tui. Zolock, limit; Daisy Dillon, 2iyds bhd: Daphne Patch, Sungleam. 36yds; Little Jewel, Ajax, Erin s Child. 48yds; Hal Huon, 84yds. CANTERBURY NOTES. THE NEW ZEALAND CUP. [BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] CHRISTCHURCH, Saturday. The committee of tho Metropolitan Trotting Club has como in for a good deal of criticism concerning its decision to make this year's New Zealand Trotting Cup for horses who have done better than 4m 30s. For tho last two years it has been 4.30 or better, so it is tightened up only a fifth of a second, a change that cuts out£ only Don Wild and Logan Lou, each of 'whom has a 4.30 record. The popular view is that the conditions will result in a fleld much too large for ideal racing. Tho Auckland pacers, Hypo. Darknite and Nipper, have arrived for the Canterbury Park and Ashburton. Meetings, while the Palmerston North pair, N e l sort -Derby and Nelson Fame, have put in .an appearance with a similar programme ill; view. 1 hey are all well, Nelson . Derby Ul particular having made many friends. Sheik is in good fettle. He is unlikely to race at Canterbury Park, bui he may. be a starter in the Free-for-all at Ashburton. Realm has done little more than. jogging work lately, but it seems to agree with liim, as lie looks wonderfully well. . Pearlie Chimes has been working well lately and she is being picked out as likely to win a two-mile race very soon. Marvin Drift, who is now being trained by T G. Fox at Addington, is getting through solid work. Ho only needs to become solid to win good races as he is a fine trotter. Onyx looks in the best of condition and she paced attractively when taken to Ad dington lor a work-out this week. Lady Joan has been responsible for some good work lately, and what is of niore importance, she has become much quieter. Delavan Quest is very well at present. He does not seem at home over tho Ust part of a solid two-mile journey. Acron is improving fast, and ho; , P ac , e . c | in great style over a mile and a-half this week He should soon be at the top ol his form, and in the meantime his manners are of the best. The champion trotting mare Reta Peter, is back at Addington under the care of A. Cox who taught her the rudiments of her business. She appears to bo quite sound, hut she has done no fast work jet. Rosethorne, the two-year-old sisterto Great Hope, has dono a lot of useful wo.k at New Brighton. She will be a starter in the Sapling Stakes at Ashburton, and though she may not bo cjuite good enough she will do well later. I hear good accounts of the two-year-old, by Man o' War from Bright Alice, who wiu represent J. Bryce's stable in the Sapling Stakes at Ashljurton. Bryco has . won the classic race three years in succession—Ahuriri, Taurekareka and Kohara being the horses that scored in his hands, so that anything he steps out is entitled to respect.