TROTTING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20259, 20 May 1929, Page 16

TROTTING.

THE OAMARU MEETING. VICTORY FOR WRACKLER. DIPNOI SPRINGS SURPRISE. ! EVELYN LOCANDA SCORES. [I3Y TELEGRAM. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.] OAMARU, Saturday. The Oaninru Trotting Club's Winter Meeting was held yesterday in glorious weather. Thero was a large attendanco and the track was in excellent order The totalisator investments wero £22,438, against, £21,679 10s last year, an increase of £758 10s. Results were: — INNOVATION HANDICAP. Of £130; 1} miles. 3—KING OSCAR. Parson Bros, and Milson's, limit (J. Wilson) .. 1 G—AMBITION, limit (C. 11. Iladfield) 2 S—TOT LOGAN, 48yds (0. B. Hooper! 3 Also Started.—lo Golden Girl, 1G Jeamiio, limit; 1, Bonne Fille, limit, and Nelson Prince, 36yds (bracketed); 18 Fernlee, 15 Stand By, 2 Manhattan, 11 Nancy McKinney. (I Nelson Queen (bracketed with Ambition), 3 Rustle (bracketed with winner), limit; 8 Decrepo, limit, and Pavo, 24yds (bracketed); i 7 Great Way, 4 Sunspeck, 12 Kitty Patch, 0 Nelson Parrish, 24yds; 19 Peter Boy, 17 Will Patch. 30: 22 Sid Wilkes. 21 Dillon b„ 48; 13 Jock Eingen. 14 Bonetta, 60; 19 Dipnoi, 90. Won by sis lengths. • Time, 3m 39 3-ss. ADVANCE HANDICAP. Of £130; 1} miles. 4—MYBA LOCANDA, W. J. Baxter's, limit (O. E. Hooper) 1 B—IMPERIAL8 —IMPERIAL LOGAN. 12yds (J. Walsh) 2 C—MONOPOLE. 24yds (F. Holmes) 3 Also Started.—l 3 Kautomo, 7 Great Heart and Great Scott (bracketed). 15 Onoto, 10 Alrnont Cling. 22 Pando Pointer, 1 Grand Canyon, 20 Betty Bingen, 5 Harold Bingen, 21 Devon Child. 9 Lady Oran, 16 Becky de Oro. 12 Kate Logan. 14 Wild Bingen, 11 John Jinks, limit; 17 Wee Brent. 3 Ardgour. 18 Rey Child, 12yds; 19 Cuddles. 24; 2 Nell de Beau, 36 Won by a head, with (he third horse three lengths away. Time, 3ni 30 l-ss. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP. Of £500; 4.36 class; 2 miles. I—WRACKLER, H. F. Nicoll's b P. 3yrs. by Wrack—Trix Pointer, 21yds (M. Holmes) . 1 2—LIN KM AN, 24yds (V. Alborn) . 2 7—EVELYN LOCANDA, limit (3. Eryce) 3 Also Started.—lo Neorson, limit; 3 Shadowland. limit, and Lincfiold, 21 yds (bracketed), 8 Desert Star, 4 Dilworth, 12 Avenger, 9 Omaha, 15 Billy Sea, 24yds; 13 Trimmer, 14 Jolly Chinioß» 36; 11 bt. Maura,, G Huon Denver. 18; 5 Dundas Boy. CO. Won by throe lengths, with two lengths between second and third. Jolly Chimes was fourth. Time, 4m 32 2-ss. PAPAKAIO HANDICAP. Of £160; 11 miles. I—RETURN VOYAGE. Mrs. M. M. Harrall's, 12yds (IT. Butcher) .. ..1 3—IMPERIAL THORPE. 36yds (J. Bryco, jun.) 2 G—IMPERIAL LOGAN, limit (J. Stewart) 3 Also Started.—ll Red Shiner, 12 Great Audo, 13 Kautomo and Kid Logan (bracketed). 10 Chiming Dale, IS Onoto, l'> Free Pointer. 22 Kinney Lou, 7 Suncross, limit; 9 Hap, 8 Fair Dillon. 12yds; 2 Willie Wilkes, 18 Needles. 21 Lady Bee. 1 o MreaK. 5 Wehr Bingen. 19 Wild Spear, 4 Lough Nengh, 21; 11 Heroic. 36; 17 John Dec, 48; 20 Imperial Bingen, GO. Won by three lengths. Time, 2m 50 l-sa. WALK AURA HANDICAP. Of £200; for unhoppled trotters; 4.55 class; 2 miles. 13—DIPNOI, B. D. Rodgers'. GOyds (D. "Barron) . . 1 4—TOT LOGAN, limit (O. E. Hooper) . 2 S—REPUTE, 4Syds (If. Frost) . . 3 Also Started.—l 6 Nancy McKinney, 2 G eat Wilson, 17 Peter Boy, 11 Great /Way. 1 Admiral Bingen, M Silurian, 7 Nelson Prince, 8 Jade, 18 Dillon S., limit: 9 Jock Bingen, 13 Boneta, 12yds bhd; 10 Midland, 24; 3 Peter Lin, 36; 6 Hnwkesbury's Pride, CO; 12 Western Voyage, 150. Won by five lengths, with six between ocond and third. Time. 4m 48 2-ss. ENFIELD HANDICAP. Of £200; 2.50 class; li miles. 3—EVELYN LOCANDA, E. . Cucksey's, limit (J. Brycc) •. 1 I—DILWORTH, 12yds (L. F. Berkeet) 2 13—MARINCA, limit (W. Ledingham) . 3 Also Started.—l 4 Avenger, 9 Stormbell, 8 Neerson, 10 Sunchild, limit; 7 Hector's Own, 12 Omaha. 2 Rey Logan, 12yds bhd; 5 Downcast, II Trimmer, 24; 4 Brentloc, 24; and Filial McKinney, 48 (bracketed): 11 Jolly Chimes, 6 Lingfield, 3G. Necks separated placed horses. Time, 2m 19s. STEWARDS' HANDICAP. Of £100; 1A miles. 3—WILD NITA. J. McLcnnan's, limit 'Owner) 1 2—EDITOR, limit (E. C. McDermott) . 2 18— SUNBELL, 12yds (A. McLellan) .. 3 Also Started.—l2 Ardgour, 2 Tahoe (bracketed with Editor), 11 Le Thorpe, 20 lied Shiner, 17 Becky De Oro and Chiming Dale (bracketed), IS Proud Dillon, 6 Monopole, 4 Ngingo Ngingo, limit; J4 Rollo. 7 Lily Author, 48: 24 Lady lice, 10 Firebrand, 15 Asset, 13 Arikitoa, 24; 5 Black Wattle, 36; 21 Kinney Dillon, 9 Lady 'Cello, 23 Imperial Bingen, 48; 22 Morning Suji, 84. Won by a head, three lengths separating second and third Time, 3m 28s. ELECTRIC HANDICAP. Of £200; 1 mile. 2—LOGAN lIANLON, W. Brady's, 12yds (P. Gallagher) 1 I—IMPERIAL THORPE, limit (J. Bryce, junr.) 2 S—STORMBELL 3 Also Started.—l 3 Glen Pars, 17 Stan Wilkes, 4 Nelson Fay, limit; 7 Mavis Wood. 9 liita McKinney, 10 Shadow-land, 6 Slump, 16 Lulu Lad, 12yds bhd; 8 Sunchild, 12 Marincn, 11 Our Bird, 24: 11 Rey Logan, 15 Hector's Own, 3G; 3 Author Jinks, 96. Won by a short head, with four lengths between second and third. Author Jinks was fourth. Time, 2m 12 2-53. NOTES ON THE RACING. WRACKLER'S EASY WIN. GOOD DIVIDEND ON DIPNOI. [dv telegraph.—own correspondent.] OAMARU, Saturday. TLio fields were large at the Oaraaru meeting to-day, there being 165 starters v for eight races. King Oscar, tho winner of the Innovation Handicap, made an exhibition of his opponents. as ho quickly established a long lead and won pulling up. Ho is a five-year-old gelding who has not done much racing, and is likely to improve. Ambition, who filled second place, is a brilliant young trotter, who may take lfisli rank before she finishes racing. The Advance Handicap provided an exciting finish. Imperial Logan looked a winner a furlong from the post, but Myra Locanda snatched a victory in tho last stride. She is a five-year-old mare by Brent'Locanda, and a very attractive pacer. Sho stayed on belter than Imperial Logan, who has a fine turn of speed. Monopole. a four-year-old brother to Cardinal Logan, was close up third after a good performance. Nell do Beau paced a fine race, and was just beaten into fourth place. The much-boomed two-two-old Grand Canyon was in the field, but ho did not Jast well. With experience, however-, he will be a good hor,so. Tho President's Handicap vvns an interesting race for a mile and a-half, but after that Wracldcr drew out and never looked like being beaten. Liiikman gained second place through outstaying Evelyn Locanda, while Jolly Chimes and Dundns Boy finished well at Hie head of the others. Wrackler won very easily after being well handled by M Holmes. Ho is a high-class three-year-old. and deserved his win. Linkman is still improving and will be in cup class sooi|. Return Voyage was a hot favourite for the Papakaio Handicap, and won easily. Ho was ridden a patient race, and outstayed Imperial Thorpe, who beat Imperial Logau comfortably for second place.

Tho winner is an exceptionally brilliant gelding. He is not a good stayer, but will take high rank as a sprinter. Dipnoi, tho winner of the Waikaina Handicap, was one •of tho outsiders of tho field. For galloping in the later stages his rider was fined £5, the stewards considering that lie did not pull the horse back to his gait quickly enough Dipnoi was in front nearly half a mi!o from homo and won easily. Tot Logan, who filled 'second place, was always prominent. Admiv.il Bingen was a hot favourite. He lost a lot of ground through failing to go off right, but made up his leeway in great stylo The effort left him without any reserve, and ho faded out again in the last halfmile. Dihvorth was backed as a good thing in the Enfield Handicap. Sho was well placed all through and looked u certain winner when tho straight was reached, as sho was in front with Marinca, whoao measuro she ha.d all tho time. Evelyn Locanda then appeared and J. Bryco drove her home vigorously to beat the favourite in the last couplo of strides. Tho winner deserved her success, as sho has been racing consistently for seme time. Dilworth's performance was that of a good three-year-old. "Editor and Wild Nita were in front all tho way in the Stewards' Handicap, but they had a big band just behind Ihom. Wild Nita snatched a victory only in the last strido. She is speedy but a mile and „,a-half seems to be her limit. Sunbell finished fast to get third money. Sir Author, tho favourite, never looked dangerous, the two-year-old Ngingo Ngingo, and Monopolo and Asset wcro going well until tho last furlong, when they faded out. Tho Electric Handicap saw Imperial Thorpe made a hot favourite. He was in front early and had a good lead at the entrance to the straight. He tired in the run home alid Logan Hanlon just headed him on tho post. Logan Hanlon is a smart sprinter. HAWKE'S BAY CLUB. DECLARATION OF HANDICAPS. [liY TELEGRAPH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.] CHRISTCHURCH, Sunday. Handicaps for tho Hawke's Bay Trotting Club's meeting are:— NOVICE HANDICAP, li miles.—Dan Derby, Give Dillon, Daphne Locanda, Ethiopian, Great Parrish, Huia, Raima, Liability, Nelsou Cara, Peter Lloyd. Rangihau, Slnvo Boy, Von, Zol Moor, Oliver Thorpe, Lady Yvcnne, Huia Maid, Deerfoot, limit; Carnui. 24yds bhd; Vallamont, GO; Lochbank, 72. lIAVELOCK HANDICAP (trotters), 1} milos.—Bon Boy, Deceitful. Nebraska, Pilot, Te Muki, Wail, limit; Paradigm, Rangitero, 12yds bhd; Te Ngutu, Bessie Bingen, Peter Brown, Billy Bingen, 24; Bingen Spiers, Audo Spray, 3G; Altonbrook, Brian Bingen, <SO; King Peter, 72; Roma Bingen, Wakefield, 132; Speculator, 180. NAPIER HANDICAP, U miles.-Huia Maid, Miss Leda, Moko Fly, Tawa King, Indicator, Harolo Kodje, Vallamont, Lightfoot, 12yds bhd; Pumahaka, Benefice, Fliton, Lochbank, Louie Dillon, Musical, Trumpeter, 24; El Direct, Mild Derby, Gang Awa, 36; Vanity Boy. 4.5; Crusader, Karma, Huon Grattan, CO. EAST COAST HANDICAP. 1 mile and 5 fur.—Ethiopian, Nathaniel, Richmond Lass, Zealous, All Red, Electric Gold, limit; Lord Haldane, Wild- Lad, Speculator, Pollx's Picture. Delivers Hind, Regime, Master Cute. 12yds bhd; Fair Lad, Hilltop. Te Wahia, Dealer, Kevinbrae. Lady Jewell, 21; Arachne. Bell Dinl, Horizon, Hostess, Queen Elizabeth. 30; Logan's Pride, Native Hero, Nelson Dillon. 48; Waipuki, Lottie Advance. GO; Wakefield, 72; Zclla. 84: Betty Moko. Great Delight. 9G. Reynard handicap withheld. HASTINGS HANDICAP. 11 miles.-Clive Dillon, Daphne Locanda. Huia, Raima. My Thorpe, Peter Lloyd, Sonoma Bell, Warchild, Zol Moor, Lady Yvonne, Oliver Thorpe, limit: Carnui. Miss Leda. 12yds bhd; Tawa King, Moko Fly. Indicator, Lady Author, 24; Lightfoot, Vallamont, Itipnpo, 3G; Pumahaka, Fliton. Lochbank. Louie Dillon, Musical, 48; El Direct. Nclsonian, CO. STEWARDS' HANDICAP (trotters), 2 miles.—Bon Boy, Deceitful, Nebraska, Paradigm, Wall, Te Muku, limit: Te Ngutu, Peter Brown, Billy Bingen, 12yda bhd; Bingen Spiers. 24; Audo Spray, 3G; Altonbrook, Peter Eyre. 60; Brian Bingen, Ben Bingen, 72.; Lfiurier, 96; Cull Boy, 132: Roma Bingen, Wakefield, 150. • JUNE HANDICAP, U miles.-Benefice. Electric Gold, Huon Grattan, Lord Haldane, Nathaniel, Gold Cast, Richmond Lass, Trumpeter, Vanity Boy, limit; Delivers Hind. Polly's Picture, Dealer, Euawah, Fair Lad. Lady Barrington, Master Cute, Te Wnhia, Hilltop, 12yds bhd; Bell Dial, Lady Jewell. Q> een Elizabeth, 24; Horizon, Logan's Pride, Nntive Hero, _ Lottie Advance. 36: J.gahuia. Waipuki. 48: High Sea, Caprice. Zelln, CO; Peterwah. 132. SEASON'S FIXTURES. June 1. 3—Canterbury Park Trotting Club. Juno 1. 3—Hawke's Bay Trotting Club. June 22. 24—Auckland Trotting Club.