TROTTING AT EPSOM.
) NEXT WEEK'S MEETING. ACCEPTORS FOR WEDNESDAY. NINE IN PRINCIPAL EVENT. JELLICOE HANDICAP FIELD. Acceptances for the fast day of the Auckland Trotting Club's meeting, to be held next Wednesday and -1 Saturday, closed yesterday. They are very satisfactory, the eight races having drawn a total of 89 acceptors. Nine horses figure in the Jellicoe Handicap, the principal event. Details are as follows:
AUCKLANDERS DO WELL. KOHARA AND JEWEL POINTER. The Otahuliu-trained pacers, Kohara and Jev.ei Pointer, who represented .the Auckland district in the New ijealaud Cup. both put up creditable performances, although laiiing to return a dividend t in the final. Koix&ra won his division in the fast time of 4.21, aud, as this was faster than ; Wrackler's winning ettort, his stay-at-home admirers anticipated a victory in the linal, without being cognisant ol how the respective heats were run. Jewel Pointer ran prominently in o his division, securing third place, and later in the day won the ten-furlongs race with fine dash. both horses put up solid ellorts in the cup final, Jewel Pointer finishing third and Kohara fourth. Neither had any chance with the winner, Wrackler, who has proved himself a great pacer. The Auckland representatives both worked well before leaving for the South, and the respective trainers, S. M. August and IS. 8. Grout, were confident of being in the money. Their judgment was accurate, a* both admitted beiore leaving Auckland that Wrackler would bo a hard kor& to beat. ( FLORENT FOR AUCKLAND CUP. ; QUALIFIED LAST FEBRUARY. A notable absentee from the entry list for next week's meeting at Alexandra Park is Plorent, who last month won the principal event on the second day of tho Auckland fixture. It was generally thought that Florcnt would be nominated for the chief race next Wednesday to find his • prospective mark for the Auckland Cup, but, as he qualified for the cup last February, when he tramped 4.27 into second place, his party is evidently satisfied to await later developments. It will be interesting to see how Florent is assessed for the Auckland Cup. When Mountain Dell won on tho opening day last month she was penalised 3(5 yards for the final day, but did not accept. Florent won on that occasion, being on 4.29, and a similar penalty would bring him back to 4.2 G. However, it is safe to predict that when assessed in a high-class field such as will be entered for the cup Florent will not receive such a severe penalty for his recent win. WINTON CLUB'S MEETING. LIST OF THE ACCEPTANCES. Lbv telegraph.—press ASSOCIATION.J INVERCAJRGILL, Friday. Acceptances for the first day of the Winton Jockey Club's annual meeting, to bo held next Wednesday and Thursday, are aB follows TRIAL STAKES, of £IOO, 6 furlongs.— Uxbridge, Cough, Night Lark, Cyrille, Anahern, Archdeacon, Character, Pandoor, Rema Rose, Noble mare. Pan Royal, Johnny Phar. Birdwood, Polling Day, Bin? China, Trooper North, Glass Jug, French Singer Night Ruse, Toreador, Best Policy, Ohni, 8.0. HOKONUI (harness) TROT, of £135. clasg 4.56. 2 miles.—Southern Don, War Paint, Larscn. Erin's Fair, Baby Joan, Sunny Gold, Jolly Wave, Pamela, Sunfiash, limit; Baker Boy. 12yds bhd: Free Chimes. 24: Gracile, Ellegro, Reo Chimes, 30; Winning Wave, 48; Meteor, 96; 'Native Chief, 27G. WINTON CUP. of £250, 1} miles.—Black Duke, 9.3; Celerity 11.. Circulation. 8.3; Evening. 7.4; Night Maid, 7.2. WINTON STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of £l4O, about 2 J mi'/s.— Maungainoe, 11.5; Craigniore. 9.13; Valves, 9.13; Squatter, Double Soult, 9.4: Star Tractor, Battlo Fleet, 9.0. FLYING HANDICAP, of £135, C furloiKis.—Caterpillar, 8.8; Full Fliug, 7.4: Bnttle Flag. Battle Maid, Impertinence., 7.0. BARKLY HACK HANDICAP, of £llO, 6 furlongs.—Palermo, 9.6; Assemble, 9.0; Night Effort, 8.0; Sailing Home, Miss Redowa, 7.12; Wise Choice, 7.10; Some Form, Crubenmore. 7.8; Meitui. 7.5; Sentinel Lad, Cetchela. Steeton. 7.3: High Speed. Poor Boy. Pukamaori. Bachelor Boy, Traction. 7.1; On Watch. Nanette, 7.0. OTAPIRI (saddle) TROT, of £l2O. class 3.42 1J miles.—Jack Hammer, Paramount, Master Roy. Jolly Wave, Special Sun. Jano's Bell, June Nelson, Prrine lung. Lady Direct, limit; Seaworthy, R* to : "" r * vin Dillon. 24yds bhd; Master Jack. Celeste. 36; Guy Fawkes, 43; Lady Voisen, 4S: Glen Wilkes, 72. TRADESMEN'S HANDICAP, of £l3'). 7 furlongs.—Kintl Balboa, 9.0; Red Boa, 8.12- Somo Toff, 7.12: Mount Bttn, 7.10 l ; Battle Flag. Membo. 7.7; Some Rose, 7.6. Cupid's Dart, 7.4; West Dome. 7.0. ,
WAITEMATA HANDICAP. Of £'200. limit. 3.43; 11 miles. All Special . . Lt. Yds bhd. Gold Realm . . Lt. Royal Triumph 12 Lady Ena . Lt Windchat 12 Yds. bhd. Lord Haldane 48 Ben Bitigen 12 Direct Action 60 Caballcro 12 Nelson Girl . K0 Parrish Belle 12 Marble Star . . 84 IMPROVERS' HANDICAP. Of £200; limit. 3.34; 1} miles. AI John . ... Lt. Yds. bhd. Cnrnui . ... Lt. Rolfe Audubon . 12 Great Fame . . . Lt. Silver Link . . 12 Great Vanity . Lt. Zealous . . 12 Gumdigger . . . Lt. Dad's Hope . 24 Kexvpie's First Flight . . 24 Triumph . .,. Lt. Kewpie's Guy . 24 Lady Yvonne . . Lt. Pavlova . . . . 24 Moko Chief . . LI. Gold Sovereign 36 Whakahihi . . . Lt. Scandal . . . . GO Windshield . . . Lt. JELLICOE HANDICAP, Of £000; limit. •4.33; 2 miles. Hal Chimes . . Lt. Yds. bhd. Yds. bhd. Great Peter . . 26 Great Delight . 12 Mountain Dell . 36 Rockburn . . 12 Sunshower . . . 60 Warplane . . 12 Machine Gun . . 96 Logan's Pride . 24 PARNELL HANDICAP. Of £250; limit, 3.29; 1} miles. Dan Direct . . . Lt. Yds. bhd. Little Guy . . . Lt. Gold Treasure . 13 Maid of the Lord Nepean 12 Mountains . Lt. Mignonno . . . 13 Nelson Dillon . Lt. Ricboro . . . . 12 Reliance . . . Li'. Benefice . . . . 12 Some Dillon . . Lt. Arachne . . . . 24 Yds. bhd. Great Ballin . . 24 Dealer . .12 Nella Dillon . . 24 Glandore . 12 MOUNTAIN • HANDICAP. Of £300; limit. 4.45; 2 miles. Anseline . . . Lt. Yds. bhd. Yds. bhd. Etta Cole . . CO Lin. the Great 12Gold Sovereign . 72 Paradigm ... 48 Tiger Salve . . 108 . Sebi9ca .... 60 NOVEMBER HANDICAP, Of £300; limit, 2.15; 1 mile. Brutus .... Lt. Yds. bhd. Goldman . . . . Lt. Daytime . . . . 12 Master Huia . . Lt. Firpo 13 Nella Dillon . . Lt. Gold Dial . . . 12 Queen Iilzabeth Lt. Belle Axworthy ' 24 Stanmoor . . . 48 STEWARDS' HANDICAP. Of £300; limit, 4.38; 2 miles. Yds. bhd. . \ Yds. bhd. Stoney . . . 12 Te Vv'ahia , . , . 36 Explosion ... 24 Trustworthy . . 36 Gang Awa' ... 24 Gold Dial . . . 48 Waispite ... 21 ELECTRIC HANDICAP Of £300; limit , 2.48; li miles. Gold Dial . . . Lt. i'ds. . bhd. Woodvale . . . Lt. Joy Bird 12 Yds. bhd. Kockburt. 13 Belle Axworthy 12 Logan's Pride U Enawah ... 12 The Abbey . . . 86 Great Delight . 12
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20722, 15 November 1930, Page 9
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