METROPOLITAN TROTS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20713, 5 November 1930, Page 9

METROPOLITAN TROTS.

ACCEPTORS FOR FIRST DAY. ■- 'V: •'-•r ■. .rt '*i NEW ZEALAND 'CUP FIELD. DRAW FOR THE DIVISIONS. 5 (BY TELEGRAPH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.] * CHRISTCHURCH, Tuesday. The following are the acceptances for the first day of the New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club's - Meeting, which openß at Addington nest Tuesday:— SPRING HANDICAP, i Of £350; Trotters- limit 3.32; 1J miles. Eileen Wood Lt. yds. bhd Gemlight .... Lt. Dipnoi 24 r Olive Nelson . Lt. Midland .... 24 i St. Petrox . Lt. Nelson Ata ... 24 fc White Satin . Lt. Nelson Boy ... 24 i . yds. bhd. Young Carbine 24 » Audo Bell J2 Great Change . 36 Boneta ... 12 Jock Bingen . . 36 > Fifa 12 Lady Fan 1 36 Surprise Journey 12 Peter Lin , . . 36 Trampcrisp . . 12 Duke Bingen . 72 | All Peters 24 Engagement . . 72 Ambition . 24 EMPIRE HANDICAP, Of £300; limit 2.47; li miles. Double Event . Lt. Vecto Lt. Eugene de Oro Lt. yds. bhd. Granite City Lt. Dilnon 12 Huon Denver . Lt. El Direct .' . . 12 Jolly Chimes . Lt. Omaha . .. , . 12 Kotuku Jack . Lt. Pageant ...... 12 Neerson . . . . Lt. Steel All . , . . 12 Ngahuia Lt. Talent 12 Orphan ...... Lt. Arikitoa 24 Royal Comrade .Lt Free Advice . . 24 Teremoa Lt. Great Logan . . 24 Tony Victor . . Lt. Harvest Child . 24 NEW ZEALAND TROTTING CUP. Of £4OOO and Cup valued at £IOO. Limit 4.2G; 2 miles, first Division. Second Division. Talaro . Lt. Logan Chief . Lt. Jean McElwyn Lt. T r a,v i s AsLinkman . Lt. worthy . Lt. Harold Thorpe. Lt. Dundas Boy . Lt. King Pointer . Lt. Daphne de Oro Lt. yds. bhd. : ■' ' yds. bhd. Imprint , 12 Kingcraft . 12 Koliara . . 12 Native Prince. 12 Author Jinks . 32 Wrackler . 12 Terence Dillon 24 Jewel Pointer. 12 Padlock . . 36 Logan i Park . 2i RICCARTON HANDICAP. Of £400; limit 4.40: 2 miles. / Captain Wrack . Lt. • yds. bhd. Curfew Boy , . Lt. Bay Nut ... 24 Editor ..... Lt. Granity City . 24 Erin'B Lynn , . Lt. John Jinks ... 24 Hostess . . . , Lt. Mac Dillon ... 24 yds. bhd. Apex .... 3(5 Proud Dillon . 12 Sonoma 36 Tactless 12 Tarndale ..... 3(5 Tenedos 12 Nelson de Oro . 4S DOMINION HANDICAP. Of £1000; Trotters; limit 4.35; 2 miles. Engagement . . Lt. yds. bbd. Ukelele Lady . . Lt. Kempton .... 21 Writer Lt. John Mauritius . 43 • Admiral Bingen Lt. Koro Peter . . 48 Cinnonball . . Lt. Western Voyage 48 yds. bhd. Trampfast ... 96 Raima 12 VICTORIA HANDICAP. Of £400; limit 4.35; 2 miles. Aleron Lt. yds. bhd. Cyone Lt. Jolly , Pet . .'. 24 Sir Author . . , Lt. Wrackeen ... 24 Sunchild .... Lt. Avenger 48 Sunny Bob . . Lt. Torpedo Huon 48 yds. bhd. Grand Light . 60 Wakataua ... 12 Harvest Child • 60 HACLEY HANDICAP; ' Of £400; limit 2.44;' li mifii. Carmel . . . .Li jds. bhd. Epigram .. . . Lt: Imprint . . . 12 Muriel De Oro . Lt. Kohara .... 12 Nelson Tasker . Lt. Onyx , . . , . 32 Vendome . . . . Lt. Tom Thumb . .12 yds. bhd. Jewel ' Pointer .24 Bessie Logan . 12 Logan Park . .36 Bonny Logan . 12 Native Prince .36 The New Zealand Trotting Cup final, for which the_ first four horses in' each division will be eligible, will be run on the second day. Thursday. November 13. " WORK AT TE AWAMUTU. SOME SMART GALLOPS. FLYING PRINCE SURPRISES. [BY TELEGRAPH. OWN CORRESPONDENT.] TE AWAMUTU. Tuesday. The weather was perfect for training operations at Te Awamutu this morning and some interesting work was witnessed. The course proper next to the rails was in good order ior fast work. Supremacy gave Royal Ruler a couple of lengths start and the pair finished "together at the end of four furlongs in 50 l-ss. Both horees did their work pleasingly,, especially Supremacy. Karapoti was not timed to run four furlongs under a steady pull. Sir Kay galloped witli his usual freedom over four furlongs in 50s. Pegaway wan going at his ease while running five furlongs in 1.10. Pegaway has not been, asked to do his best lately,' but he Te Homai and Perennis galloped half a mile in 545, finishing on terms. Te Hoia, assisted by Musical Item over the last two furlongs, covered four furlongs in 565. ' . '* Motere and Trishna were given strong work over a mile and e-quarter, travelling about 15s to ihe furlong throughout," Motere appears to have benefited by his race at Cambridge and did his work well. Hoihoma, galloping in her customary free stylo, reeled off two furlongs in 24 l-ss. Llanfylan and the Lord Quex-Lovematch filly were companions over threo furlongs in 3855, with Llanfylan doing it better at the finish. Valmario, who got the best of the jump off, led Principal Boy over five furlongs in 1.6. Valmarie, a promising novice, is improving with every gallop. Kingsway and Illuminelli finished together at the conclusion of three furlongs in 38s, a Bmavt performance. Flying Prince surprised by defeating Biddy's Boy by a couple of lengths over six furlongs in the fast time of 1.17. Flying Prince carried a light boy, but it was a • pleasing effort, "while Biddy's Boy did not show liis usual brilliancy. Awamutu dashed over four furlongs in 50s and did it well. Protomint, who did not begin well, just failed to catch Iljuminagh at the end of four furlongs in 51s. Baroscope went in leisurely style over two furlong? in 28s. . Air King (J. Mcßae), after running off at the first fence, jumped six hurdles satisfactorily. . .• Goodfellow (J. Mcßae) just scrambled over the first fence and then jumped four hurdles very carefully. NOTES FROM EVERYWHERE. TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP. The Ellcrslie horseman, R. McTavish, will leave for Christchurch this evening t<j fulfil riding engagements at the Canterbury Jockey Cub's Metropolitan Meeting. His mounts will include White Fang in the Stewards' Handicap and Flair in the Linwood Handicap, The latest addition to J. Chisholm's team at Ellerslie is a three-year-old gelding by Depredation from Pearl de Mont. The newcomer is in the rough and will take some time to reach racing condition. He is a half-brother to Roman Pearl, with whom Chieholm secured a win apd six second* lhs» season. Roman Pearl has been thrown out of training and returned to her owner.