TROTTING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20272, 4 June 1929, Page 13

TROTTING.

CANTERBURY PARK CLUB

RESULTS ON SECOND DAY. CHIEF EVENT TO DUNDAS BOY. VICTORY FOR SILK THREAD. [BY TELEGF.APH.— PRESS ASSOCIATION-] CHRISTCHURCH Monday. The second day of the Canterbury Park Trotting Club's Winter Meeting was held to-day. The weather was fine but overcast and the track was in good order. There was an excelleut attendance. The totalisator investments for the day totalled £38.283. against £3G,010 last year The total for the meeting is £64,940, compared with £G1.827 108 in 1928. Results arc:PROGRESSIVE HANDICAP. Of £170; for unhoppled trotters; 3.40 cless-. 1J miles. 2—EILEEN WOOD. R. McDonnell's, 36yds (J. McLcllan) 1 S—PETER LIN. C. M. O'Connor's, 36yds (T.. Wallis) 2 7—QUICKFIRE. J. McKendry's, GOyda (E. J Smith) 3 Also Started.—9 Lonesome, 12 Bon Elect, limit; 3 Golden Girl, limit, and Koro Peter, 72yds, bracketed; 4 Victor Bingen, 1] St. Pctrox, 12yds. 8 Bcneta, 24yds; 1 Lot Logan. 36yda; G Reput, 10 Accumulator. 48yds. Won by two lengths, n. neok between second and third. Time, 3m 32 2-ss. HAREWOOD HANDICAP. Of £2OO : 3.32 class; IJ miles O—DELIGHTFUL, G. McKendry's. 12yids (Owner) .. . . 1 I—SIR AUTHOR. A. Anderson's, 24yds (C. S. Donald) . . 2 U—RAP, R. J. Rapley's, limit (W. Doylo) 3 Also Started.—9 Pet Locanda, 3 Audrey Dillon.- limit, and Logan Princess, 24yds, bracketed; 14 Asset, 2 Lady Cello. 17 Onoto, )8 Lady Bee, limit; Exclusive, 8 Denver's Doll, li'. Pearl Logan. 13 Vikato, 20 Red Audubon, 17 Apex, 12yds; 4 Loiterer. 11 Torchlight. 10 Muriel De Oro, 1!> Ariki. 24. Won by half a length, three lengths between second and third. Time. 3m 24 2-ss. PAPARUA HANDICAP. Of £500; 4.33 class; 0 miles. I—DUNDAS BOY. G. McMillan's. 24yds (R. B. Berry) . . 1 11—TRIMMER. J. Burlcy's, limit (D. Bennett) .2 4—LINKMAN. V. Alborn's, limit (Owner) .3 Also Started.—B Epigram. 13 Jolly C'bime3, C Atholone, 15 Billy Sea. 9 Genuine, limit; 2 Harvest Child, 11 St. Maura. J2yds; 3 Travis Axworthy. 1 Jean McElwyn (bracketed with Dundas Boy). 10 Acre. 12 Harold Thorpe, 5 Dalmeny, 24yds; 7 Logan Chief. 48yds. Won by a neck, a head between second aud third. Time, 4m 29 4-ss. MATURITY HANDICAP, Of £225, for three-year-olds; 1$ miles. 2—WILD BINGEN, C. L. Ayson's, limit (J. Walsh) 1 4—KELP, J. J. Kennerley's, 24yds (Owner) 2 —BRENT LIGHT. V. Alborn's. limit (Owner) 3 Also Started.—l Alexis, limit, and Olatrice, 48yds, bracketed; 5 Cushla De Oro. 9 Guy Denver, 3 Denver City. 8 Speedlight, limit; G Lady Wrack. 12yds. Won by three-quarters of a length, three lengths between second and third. Time 3m 32 l-ss. ELEVATION HANDICAP. Of £225; for unhoppled trotters; 4.10 class; 2 miles. 13—LADY FAN. Mrs. F. C. Alliugton's, 21yds (L. O. Thomas) . . . . 1 7—PETER LIN, C. M. O'Connor's, scr (T. Wallis) s 2 4—ALL PETERS, W. Doyle's, scr (owner) . . 3 Also Started.—l2 Great Amazon. 5 Nelson Ata. limit; 6 Nelson Boy, 24yds; 3 Dolores, 36yds; 10 Audobell. 11 Nourmahal, 48yds; I t Frisco Beau, 1. Tonic. 72yds; 2 Bingen Starr, 84yds; 9 Cannonball. S Nighborn. 9Gyds; 15 Bonny Spec. 132 yds. Won by a length, two lengths between second and third. Time, 4m 455. ADVANCE HANDICAP. Of £3CO; 2.10 class: lj miles. 3—.SILK THREAD. J. R. McKcnzie's, 24yds (R. B. I'laxicoj 1 9 —CARDINAL LOGAN. A. Hendriksen's, 36yds (owner) 2 I—VESUVIUS. V. Alborn's, 32yds (owner) . . 3 Also Started.—4 Wharepiana, limit, and Western King. 24yds, bracketed; 15 Golden Bubbles, 17 Okoura. 17 Jolly Chimes, 16 Double Event. 7 Zenith, 5 Lingfield. 11 Fight Ever, limit: 13 St. Maura. 8 Final McKinney. 14 Steel All. 12yds; 2 Quality, 6 Jean McElwyn. 12 Daphne De Oro, 24yd3; 10 Talaro. 19 Logan wood, 36yds. ' Won by a length, a neck between second and third. Time, 2m 44 4-ss. TELEGRAPH HANDICAP. Of £225; 2.16 class; 1 mile. I—NEERSON. T. C. Butcher's, limit (M. B. Edwards) 1 I—GREY CLOUD. Mrs. M. K. Rolls' 12yds (W. Doyle) . . ..' . . 2 13—SAHIB. C. O'Neill's, 24yds (R. H. Bennetts) 3 Also Started.—Harold Bur wood, 8 Avenger. G Imperial Thorpe. 11 Dick Logan. 12yds; 10 Hector's Own. 2 Trimmer, 5 Downcast, 9 Kotuku Jack, 24yds; 14 Firpo, 36yds; 3 Quality. 60yd3. Won by three-quarters of a length, four lengths between second and third. Time, 2m 25 3-ss. FINAL HANDICAP (Saddle). Of £2OO ; 2.17 class: 1 mile. 10-ST.. BRIDGET, C. Nordquist's. 12yds (G. Caddy) 1 9--WHITE SUN, J. McDonald's, limit (J. Walsh) . . 2 13—LOGAN HANLON. W. Brady's, 48yds (P. Gallagher) .. ~ .. 3 Also Started.—l2_ Lucky Dillon, limit; 5 Albert Logan, limit, - and Sylvie Logan, j 2yds. bracketed: ? Mac Dillon. * Young Bingen. 7 Nelson Fay. limit; 6 Rita McKiymev. 1 Avonwood. 14"Lulu Lad, 3 Binst Boy. 12yds; 11 Dick Logan. 24yds; 8 Firpo, 48vrls,' Won by two lengths, a head_between second and third. Time, 2m 14 2-ss. NOTES ON THE RACING. DUNDAS BOY WINS AGAIN. GOOD DIVIDEND ON LADY FAN. [r.r TELEGRAPH.—OWN j CORRESPONDENT.] CHRISTCHURCH, Monday. For the conclusion of the Canterbury Park meeting the sport, was of a. high standard. Dundas Boy won the Paparua Handicap with a brilliant finishing run The American reinsman. R. B- Plaxico. earned a hearty ovation when he won the Advance Handicap with Silk Thread. Mr. V. Alborn had an unlucky meeting. His horses raced very consistently, but their money-earning record was confined to thiid places, Linkman and Vesuvius being - in« that position each day and Brent Light was third to-day. Aileen Wood, who seemed somewhat unlucky to be beaten on the first day, won the Progressive Handicap in good style. She docs not stay well, but over a mile and a-half she i 3 brilliant. Delightful, who won the Harcwood Handicap, was reported to be a very brilliant two-year-old. but ho was not raced at that age. As a three-year-old he was beaten in his first effort and after winning a race ho was given a spell. Some time ago lie went into J. McKendry's stable and this was his first success in his new owner's colours. Delightful looks like- furnishing into a highgrade pacor. Sir Author accomplished a fine performance in finishing second to Delightful. ll* had to go round a big field and finished well. Dundas Boy, who has been a good winner this season, showed in the Paparua Handicap that in addition to possessing speed he is a sound stayer. Ho did not seem to be going well in the early stages, but over the last half-mile he put in fine work and stayed long enough to scoro a narrow victory. He is owned by the Auckland: sportsman Mr. G. McMillan, and is traiued by R. B. Berry at Templeton. Ho is one of the big wiariers. of the season. Trimmer h*B never been in better form and he baa bceu racing well in sprint events. Ho stayed out the journey in the Paparua Handicap much better, than was expected!

Wild Bingen, who won the Maturity Han* " '"® dicap,'is a'good-looking pacer- and seemed .1 untroubled by the-'distance. He was always 1 near the leaders and outstayed the field at the finish. Kelp, who finished second, has :|j been racing unluckily this season. He ha 3 |j given his trainer a good deal of trouble in ■ a] getting him to pace a straight course, and SI in the race to-day was hanging consider- 1 ably. He may improve with racing. ! Lady Fan, who practically won the two "1 mile harness race for trotters from start to ;.$) finish, paid a big dividend. She has been j racing for a number of years and has been ! considered only useful and best over a. milo j and a-half course. Sho saw out the two f miles in good style, although sho had had. ■■M enough at the finish. Peter Lin, after fin- ij iahing second in the milo and a-lialf trot- 'i ters' event, occupied a similar position in ;|j the Elevation Handicap. Ho began badly v:| and this cost him the race each time, lfo |l is at the top of his form. || Silk Thread has dono most of his racing ■' in the past over two-mile courses, but ho I proved in tbo Advance Handicap that ho ® can sprint with tho best. He was not t prominent till the concluding stages of . the J race, where he put on a fino run and won | easily. Since R. 13. Plazico took charge of f Mr. J. If. McKenzie's horses ho has worked J; a great improvement in Silk Thread, whom, 1 ho now has goiijg in good style. Cardinal Logan, racing over his favourite j distance, put up a good performance ; in . J the Advance Handicap. He seemed to get f into a pocket about three furlongs from i homo and this may have delayed his run | to (he post, but in any case he did not •] seem likely to beat Silk Thread. .Tho j favourite, \ esuvius, failed in the last few :l strides. "" Neerson, who was favourite for the Tele- |f graph Handicap, won after a big struggle ■{ with Grey Cloud. Neerson gave promise 5 of being a high-grade pacer, but he has ; ; not improved as much as was expected. He -j now seems to bo best over short courses. The driver of Grey Cloud was in too much .lurry to catch Neerson, and after showing a great burst of speed, he was left with no reserve at the finish. J St. Bridget, the winner of the Final Han- ] dicap, has not fulfilled her early promise I and is now chietiy raced over short courses. J White Sun seems just a useful sort who j will find it difficult to win except in mod- ! crate company. -ij 1 HAWKE'S BAY • FIXTURE. GUP WON BY ARACHNE. GREAT PARRISH SCORES AGAIN. '1 [BY TELEGRAPH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION] '| HASTINGS, Monday. For tho second day of the Hawke's Bay f Trotting Club's meeting to-day the weather was cold. _ There was a good attendance. Tho totalisator handled £lo,2Bl'for the day | and £17,911 10s for the meeting? Results are:— 1 CLIVE HANDICAP. Of £110; limit 3.15; 1, miles. 1-GP.EAT PARRISH, 60yds bhd .. .. 1 B—RANGAHU, limit .. .. ..2 2-BARON DERBY, limit .. -.. 3 | Also Started,—s Laurier, C Von, 9 Daphne Locanda, 7 Oliver Thorpe, 3 Huia Maid. 4 ' I ij3dy Yvonne. A\ on by a head, four lengths between i second and third. Time, 3m 335. , TAR A DALE HANDICAP. Of £120; limit 3.50; 1) miles. . .-3 2—BON BOY. limit' .. .. .. 1 1 G-AUDO SPRAY, 30yds bhd .. .. 3 S—PARADIGM, 12yds bhd .. .. ... 3 Also Started.—9 Pilot, 4 Ransitero, 1 Bessie Bingen, 11 Billy Bingen. 12 To Ngutu, 3 Wall. 10 Altonbrook, 7 Brian Bingen, 8 -S King Peter. J Won by three-quarters of a length, a neck between second and third. Time, 3m IS 2-ss. WHAKATU HANDICAP. Of £120; limit 3.40; 1-J mircs. 2—PETER. LLOYD, 24yds bhd .. ~ 1 1-HAROTO, 12yds bhd. .. .. ..2 G—HUIA MAID, limit ..." ..3 Also Started.—B Lady Author. 10 Miss Leda, 9 Taws King, 3 Lightfoot, 5 Loch- wg bank, 7 Louie Dillon, 7 PuniaJiaka. 4 El Direct, 11 Crusader, 12 Lady Jewel. Won by three-quarters of a length, four lengths between second and third. . Time, 3m 34a. HAWKE'S BAY CUP HANDICAP, I Of £300; limit 4.47; 2 miles. I—ARACHNE,1 —ARACHNE, Mrs. L. E. Swcetapple's, 12yds bhd (J. Shaw) .-. .. 1 s 2—POLLY'S PICTURE. P. Knight's. 12yds bhd (G. Mitchell) .. • .. 3 4—ETHIOPIAN," G. I. Burton's, limit 1 (F. C. Dunleavy) . . '.. 3 Also -Started. —lo Fair Lad, 8 Gang- Awa, | 11 Hilltop, 12 Keviubrae, 10 Richmond Lass, (5 •Te Y/ahia, limit; 2 Horizon (bracketed with Polly's Picture), 7 Bell Dial, 3 Hostess, 9 Logan's Pride, 10 Lady Harrington, 12yds bhd; 11 Waipuki. 3G; 15 High Sea, 17 Lottie Advance, 13 Wakefield, 48: 5 Great Delight, 96. Won by a heud, a length' and aquarter between second • and third; Time, 4m 43 3-ss. LONGLANDS HANDICAP. Of £120; limit 3.5; li miles. S—CLIVE DILLON, limit'-... .. 1 7—OLIVER THORPE, limit .. 2 3—LADY' YVONNE, limit .. .. 3 Also Started.—2 Huiaraima, S Indicator, ;':S 9 Tawa King, 4 Kodie, 1 Fliton, 0 Trumpeter. Won by a head, two lengths between second and third Time, 3m 3s. TOMOANA HANDICAP, Of £150.; limit 5.3; 2 miles. 3—WAH, 12yds bhd .. .. •• •• 1 G-PETER EYRE, 36yds bhd .. •• 2 I—DECEITFUL, 48yds bhd .. •• 3 Also Started.—lo Billy Bingen. 2 Bingen Spiers, 11 Te Ngutu, 4 Audo Spray, 7 Alton Brook, 5 Ben Bingcu. 9 Laurier, 11 hpecula\von by two lengths, one and a-half lengths between second and third. J.uuc, 4m 58 3-53. HERETAUNGA HANDICAP. Of £120; limit 3.3G; lj- miles. I—ALL RED, limit .. -. •• >•' * B—HOSTESS. 36yds bhd .." •• 2 2—POLLY'S PICTURE. 36yds bhd . . 3 ~ Also Started.—l2 El Direct. 10 Lightfoot. If, Louie Dillon, 4 Nelsonian. lt> Richmond Lass.9 Vanity Boy.' 5 My. Thorpe. 7 Electric Gold, 17 Master Cute, G Denver Hinds. 3 Benefice, 11 Hilltop, 11 Bell Dial, 13 by a clear length, a. head between . second and third. Time, 3m 31 4-oS. t < l [ FAREWELL HANDICAP. Of £130; limit 2\3S; 9 fur. I—ETHIOPIAN, limit .. .. .. 1 a—GOLD CA§T. limit ... 2 * 4—GANG AWA, limit .. .. .. 3 Also Started.—B Benefice, 9 Dealer, 30 Denver Hinds, '2 Karma, 12 Nathaniel, 3 Queen Elizabeth, 13 Lady Jewel, lo Horizon, 11 Logan's Price, 46 Waipuki, 14 High Sea. 7 Zella, 6 Derby Lynn. Won by two and a-li'a.f lengths, one and a-half lengths between second and tlurcl. Time, 2m 36 4-ss.

NEW ZEALAND BOARD. HORSES REPORTED DEAD. THE QUESTION OF IDENTITY. [BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION/] CHRISTCHURCII. Monday. Tho New Zealand Trotting Board ' lma decided to nsk the West Austrian laott.uß Association what practice » adored to - sure the identity of horses reported dead -f on 'r;.,?;,.!: rsai: sent" from Kcw Zealand, l'auto bad . died shortly after arrival. The board agreed that when a race was v| called a cup race a cup must be presented t0 the winner, otherwise tbe race . would be . , designated a handicap.