TROTTING.
FOKBUEY PARK NOTES.
YOUNG TROTTERS DO WELL.
SUCCESS OF M. HOLMES.
[PA' TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] CHRISTCri URCH, Tuesday.
Although' White Satin won the Now Zenland Sires Produce Stakes very easily, the displays of R. Townley's pair Kilbirnie Dan and Lough Guy at the Forbury Paj'k meeting did not suggest that they were below tho average merit of three-year-old trotters. In the Produce Stakes both were slow to begin, while White Satin started'very smartly. The result was a big lend for White Satin in tho first quarter-mile. Once settled to their work tho pair performed in veiy attractive style and their racing in the Tahuna Handicap on the second day of the meeting was full of promise. Young trotters were much, in evidence at tho Forbury Park meeting, for besides the outstanding displays of the two-year-old Todd Lonzia and the three-year-old White Satin, four-year-olds filled the places in both the mile and a-ha!f trotting events. In the Bayfield Handicap Fifa, Hydro and Ambition were first, second and third respectively, while in the Tahuna Handicap Stand By, Ambition and Fifa filled tho j.laces. All are promising young trotters, who will do still better later on.
The most popular free lance rider and driver in New Zealand at present is tho young Riccarton horseman, M. Holmes, who rode or drovo on 10 occasions at the' Forbury Park meeting. Hia riding and driving fees alone amounted to JM3.
OAMAIttJ MEETING-.
LIST OF ACCEPTANCES.
NINETEEN IN CHIEF EVENT.
[BY TELEGRAPH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.]
OAMARU,, Tuesday
Tho following are the acceptances for tho Oamani Trotting Club's meeting 011 Saturday:—
INNOVATION HANDICAP, of £l3O, 1} miles, 3.45 limit.—All Thorpe, Box On, Nellie Hugo, Molly Nelson, Enigma, Tom Wilkes, limit: Reta Corona, Merry Peter, Toheroa, 21yds bhd; Hydro, Silurian, 48: .Tade, Wattlo Patch, King Oscar, GO; Stand By, 72. ADVANCE HANDICAP, of £'l3o, V, miles, 3.40 limit.—Willie Derby, Ardgonr, Glonvalle, Somerby, Derry Pointer. John Appear, Elito Bingen, Lord Matchlight, Pando Pointer, Ambleside, Stowaway, Stella Bingen, Belle Embrace, Norwester, EifFelton J,ass. Author Franz, Crimson Key, Laracor, limit.
PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP. Of £500; 2 miles; 4.30 limit. Krina . . > , Lt yd 3. bhd. Ariki Lt. Wilma Dillon , 12
Salient . a , , Lt.. Hector's Own . 12 Sonoma .. . ■ . Lt. Tony Victor . , 12 Worepa .... Lt. ' Jolly Pet .. . 21 Erin's Fortune Lt. Wrackeen . . : . 21 Lady Cello . , Lt, Great Logan . 24 John Jinks . . Lt. Logan Harilon . 21 Neeoro .... Lt. Rid Logan . . 24 yds. bhd. Huon Denver . 30 Nelson do Oro 12
PAPAKAIO HANDICAP (saddle), of £IOO, U miles, 3.0 limit.—Bingen Maid, Tinv Bingen, Silver Sea, Mary Locanda, Sea Mist, Pro Rata, Gold Chimes, Licorice, Sodium, Wee Brent, , Nonveqter, Author Frairz. John Appear, Ambleside, limit; Red Shiner, Lightwood. Playwave. S-lverwood, Somo Guy, Rose Queen. 12yds bhd; Glenlake. Happy Land, Danny Boy. 24; Guy Bingen.' 3G;.Yoicks. 48; Free Pointer, GO.
WAIK AURA HANDICAP, of £200; 2 miles; 4.55 limit.—King Oscar. Wattle Patch, Kereta, limit; Jade, 12yds;. Fifa, 24yds; King's Voyage, 3Gyds; Home Voyage. Tot . Logan, 72yds; New Metford, -84 yds; Peter Lin, 120 yd s; Admiral Bingen, ; 132 yds. ENFIELD HANDICAP, of £200; miles; 2.50 limit,.—Marinca, Erin's Fortune Salient, Rey Logan; Nelson' MeElv/yn, Vikota, Shady Spot, Royal Comrade, Rita McKinney, limit; Warepa, 12yds; Muriel do Oro, Tony Victor, Native Queen, 24yds; Lingfield, Logan Ilanlon, Final McKinney, Kid Logan, 3Gyds; Terenco Dillon, 81yds. .STEWARDS' HANDICAP, of JEIGO: 15 miles; 3.30 limit.—Denver City, Ardgour, Pro Rata. Silver Sen. Ulrn, Festival. Lightwood. Playwave, Kate Logan, Aclirav, Tjaracor. Red Shiner, limit: Morrison, Danny Boy. Glenlake, Happy Land, 12yds; Jessie Huon, 24yds: Lo Thorpe, 36yds; Kinney Dillon, 48yds; Regal Voyage, 00yds; Harold Logan, 72yds.
ELECTRIC HANDICAP, of £200: 1 mile: 2.18 limit.—Young Bingen, Brook Pointer, Harold 1,00. Golden Dillon, Free Pointer, Vikota. Tumatakuru. limit; Vecto. S\ndy Spot. Tarndnle, Jnckv Logan, Proud Dillon. Return Voyage. Kreisler. 12yds; John Noble, 24yds; Marinca, 30yds.
HANDICAPPING QUESTION.
INQUIRY INTO ANOMALIES.
[BY TELEGTIAPII. —OWN CORTtESrONDENT.] CHKISTCHURCH, Tuesday.
The hoard of the New Zealand Trotting Association, at a meeting in Dunedin on Friday, received a deputation from Ihc Canterbury Owners nnd Breeders' Association, which submitted its views on handicapping. The matter was discussed in committee, but tho Trotting Association has now advised that a meeting of its executive will be held on Thursday morning and the whole question will bo gono into. There are several anomalies ill the present system and it is possible that a remit which }vill do away with these anomalies will ho placed before (he delegates to the Trotting Conference in July.
WIN AT FIRST START.
Tho Wakatu Trot at Nelson last Saturday was easy for tho Nelson-owaed and trained Nelson's Chum. Starting off the limit, Nelson's Chum soon had a lead of five lengths and held it for nearly a mile, when ho was eased up, and even then won easily from Belle O'Mino. Alpine Melody put in a good run at one stage, but Chancellor Wilkes held his third position in the straight. It was Nelson Chum s first ra*e. He is a three-year-old owned and trained by L. F. Berkett, of Hope.
SALES IN THE SOUTH
A. Hendriksen has. sold his three-year-old trotter by Real Guy from a sister to Dreamland, to Mr. Kelly, of Wellington, and' the youngster will bo trained by Tj. O. Ihomas at Pctone.
The trotter Money Spider has been purchased by Mr. G, J. Barton, but it is undecided if ho will ho put into work again.
At tho conoliision of tho Forbury Park Club's meeting last week C. S. Donald purchased the trotter l.'attic Bingen, who started twice at tho meriting without. h'Kv cohh. Pattio B.ngen is mi ngod rn.ire by Kelson Bingenfrom Flower 8011. Flower Bell is by Marvin Wilkes from tho trotter 801 l Flower, on whom the late A. Prmglo won a. number of races. After the first- day's racing at Forbury Park M. B. Edwards purchased tho aged trotter Saxon, by Lord Derby—King Harold mare.
SEASON'S FIXTURES.
May 17—Oamaru Trotting Club. May .11, June 3 —Canterbury Park Trotting Club. .1 une 21, 23—Auckland Trotting Club,
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