TROTTING.
WAIKATO CLUB FIXTURE. APPLICATION FOR MAY 16. DIFFICULTY WITH OTHER DATES. ' | [ny TELEGRAPH. —OWN correspondent.] HAMILTON, Thursday. Considerable difficulty is being experienced by the Waikato Trotting Club in selecting a date for its autumn meeting which does not clnsh with that of some other club Tho original date selected, March 28, was found to coincide with the Thames meeting, and application was made for May 9. Reporting at a meeting of tho club today, Mr. Campbell Johnstone said he had been unable to put the dale selected, May 9, before the Dates Committee, as ho had not received notification of tho committee's meeting. The committee had later recommended February 14. however, but it was found that the Rotorua liacing Club hail been allotted the same date. The only thing the club could do now was to race in opposition to Rotorua or to select anoilier (bite. The president. Mr. FI. W. Burch. suggested May IG as a suitable date, as it would form a circuit with the To Aroha and Cambridge Clubs and would thus probably attract a larger attendance. He thought the club would havo to cater more for second-grade horses, bb clubs which had longer limits were leaving tho Waikato Club behind. It was decided to apply for May 10 as tho date for the autumn meeting. It was decided to allot £1450 for stakes in tho forthcoming Spring Meeting, the same amount as paid out at the April meeting. SEASON'S BEST TIMES. WINNING PERFORMANCES. PETER BINGEN'S TWO MILES. [BY TELEGItAI'n. —OWN* CORRESPONDENT.] CHRISTCHURCH. Thursday. Winners of races who have gone 2.12 or better for a mile during the present season include Kid Logan 2.8 2-ss. Brentloc and Wilma Dillon 2.8 4-5, Chef 2.9 1-5, Logan Hanlon 2.11. Billy Sea 0.1 l 2-5, Avonwood and Teremoa 2.11 4-5, and Genuino, Padlock and Vecto 2.12. Over n mile and a-rjuarter Maiwhariti 2.42, King Pointer and Roi L'Or 2.42 1-5, Kingcraft 2.42 2-5, and Padlock 2.42 3-5, are the fastest performers. Over a mile and a-half Harold Logan with ri.lt) 2-5, holds the race-winning record, while other emart performers were Belle Axworthy ;j.21. Anon 321 1-5. and Wrackcen 3.21 4-5. Over two miles Peter Bingen'B 4.18 4-5 stands out by itself, but Padlock last August did 4.21 nnd 4.22, and Terence Dillon 4.22 3 5, Harold Thorpe 4.24 1-5, Omaha •1.21 25, and Travis Axworthy 4.21 4-5, nil put up winning records of better than 4.25. METROPOLITAN CLUB ENTRIES. | GOOD FIELDS IN CHIEF RACES. [BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.] CIIRISTCHURCH, Thursday. Excellent nominations havo been received ] for the New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club's August Meeting, and although a ' number of last year's New Zealand Cup can- ! dida'es are missing, good material is available. In the National Handicap, which, next to the New Zealand Cup, is tho fastest class raco in the Dominion, there le a particularly tine array of talent, and with Prince Pointer, Logan Park, Author Jinks, leieuce Dillon, Peter Bmgen and Travis Axworthy engaged, tlieie are tho prospects ioi one oi the greatest contests on record. The Advance Handicap, a raco for four-year-olds. to be decided on the first day, includes a number of tins season's good three-year-olds, and the presence of Glenrossio, Erin's Pointer, Morrison. Ngingongingo, Pro Rata and Royal Silk should make an interesting contest Nominations for the principal events a ro:— AUGUST HANDICAP, of £IOOO. 4.30 class, 2 miles.—Jean McElwyn, Pluto, Maiwhariti, Logan Park. Harvest Child, Talaro, Logan's Pride, Imprint, Pageant, Daphne de Oro, Great Logan, King Pointer, Atlialone, Travis Axworthy, Muriel do Oro, Peter Bmgen, Linkman, Bonny Logan, Omaha, Carmel, Quality, Dundas Boy. Prince Pointer. KING GEORGE HANDICAP, of £IOOO, 4.29 class. 2 miles.—Sunshower, Jean McElwyn, Prince Pointer, Logan Park, Harvest Child, Talaro. Logan's Pride. Imprint. King Pointer, Native Prince, Author Jinks, Daphne de Oro, Terence Dillon, Athalone, Waitaki Girl, Travis Axworthy, Peter Bingen. Linkman, Muriel do Oro, Logan Chief, Bonny Logan, Carmel, Dundas Boy. Quality. NATIONAL HANDICAP, of £IOOO. 4.27 class, 2 miles.—Sunshower. Jean McElwyn, Prince Pointer, Logan Park, Talaro, Imprint, King Pointer, Native Prince. Cardinal Logan, Author Jinks. Dnphno de Oro, Terence Dillon, Peter Bingen, Travis Ax worthy, Linkmnn, Logan Chief, Bonny Logan. Dundas Boy. Quality, Carmel. TROTTING FIXTURES. August f), 13, 15 —N.Z. Metropolitan Trotting Club. August 30. September I—Auckland Trotting Club (Unemployed Relief Meeting).
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20619, 18 July 1930, Page 9
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