TROTS AT ADDINGTON.
FIELDS FOR TO-MORROW.
GOOD SPORT' ASSURED
THE CANTERBURY HANDICAP
The Canterbury Pork Trotting Club's Summer Meeting will be opened at Addington to. morrow and with fields of good Quality fine sport should be provided. The acceptances are us follows:
THE FIELDS REVIEWED
[BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] CHRISTCHTJRCH. Tuesday.
While a number of the best horses are in Auckland at present there is plenty of material available to make the racing thoroughly interesting at the Canterbury Park meeting 6n New Year's Day. Principal interest will centre in the Canterbury Park Handicap, in which 11 horses are'engaged, while there should also be keen competition in the Stewards' and Au Revoir Handicaps. The unhoppled trotters in the Introductory Handicap do not represent a very good lot, but several hnvo shown sonic promise in several of their engagements. Mountain Mist is a useful sort, of which the best has not been seen. At Ashburton Mickey Audubon began very quickly, only to fade out in tho Inst half-mile. The distanco to-morrow should suit him hotter. Stand By, Silurian, Rusllo and Great Nelson are possibilities. The finish may bo between Mickey Audubon, Mountain Mist and Great Nelson. Lindbergh won the Ashburton Cup in good stylo from n 4.30 mark and now on 4.28 his chances cunnot be ignorod. He is a good stayer and tho two miles journey.
will suit him. Although bin barrier manners are not perfect, Great Logan also raced well nt Aahburton, and Vendorne should •show improved form on the local track. Travis Axworthy and Harold Thorpe have both been let up. in the handicap and. cither at his best wpuld have to be reckoned with. KiiiKCfaft- may do. better than wliqn last raced at Addington. There will bo good support for' Great Logan, Lindbergh and Travis Axworthy:
The Lyttelton Handicap should Bee a big improvement by several horses and though Great Author has been penalised 24 yards this does not put him out of the race. He is a pacpr above the average. Curfew Boy is on (lie improve and Mac do Oro is solid. Great Author should be the favourite, witli {rood support for Mac de Oro and Curfew Uoy. - '• ' The Slewßi'ds' Handicap should be a good betting race and possibly Stanley T. .will bo the; (av-ouritc . TJUere are scvornt smart performers erißuged, however, and Olive Nelson is bound to be well supported. White Satin should go well.' No fewer than 20 horses are engaged in the Islington Handicap and in consequence much will depend on luck in the, running. El Diroct went 2.45 at the iccent Forbury Park meeting and a repetition of that form will find him dangerous. Morning Sun on 12 yards is a possibility and Eugene de Oro, Royal Comrade, Delightful, Steel All and' Muriel de Oro havo good performances to their credit. In what, looks a veiy hard race to win. Morning Sun, Royal Comrade and Harvest Child should be proIn the Railway Handicap the mile saddle horses will bo afforded their opportunity and though Awa. Iti has been penalised for his win at Ashburton his victory thero was earned so Easily that he must) wm given, a chance. Tactless and Vecto should will :be racing oyer her favourite distance in • the Au Revoir Handicap, in which Editor and Cyone* are possibilities.
TROTTING AT KEEFTON.
WIN FOR LIGHTFOOT
SURPRISE BY NELSONIAN
[BY TELEGRAPH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION'.] REEFTON. Tuesday.
The weather was fine and the •attendance-, large for the Reefton trotting meeting today. Tlio course was m fair order, J. he totalisator handled £6445 10b. against. £5689 10b last year. Results were:— WELCOME HANDICAP, of miles.—l Dillon Logan, limit (W. Batron), ? 3 Le Fashion, limit, 2; 4 Compromise, limit, 3. Also etarted: 5 Golden Spear 2 Nyallo Silk. 10 Dollar King, 6 Dillon Chimes. 12 India_n Author, 7 Royal Pa ™de, 7 Shortly 11 Jean Drueus, 14 J;T, reat Thought, 13 Undertaker, 7 Pointal. lengths and a-half; 4° lengths. lime. 3m 30s. •
PROGRESS HANDICAP, of £100; trotters; li milea.-n Rcy Money limit tPaßj, coe). 1- 2 Great Glee,, 72yds bhd, 2; 6 Bell Heather, limit, 3. Alto started; 8 Special Pointer.. 7 Wild Guy, 3 Child Boy with winner), 9 Ileal Reta, 6 change 4 Esbine. 1 Todd Bmgen lwo and a-half lengths; three lengths. Time, 3m 40s. REEFTON TROTTING CLUB HANDICAP, of £l4O, limit 4 50, 2 miles.—i 6 Lightfoot limit (M B. Edwards), 1; 5 Lord Matchlight. limit, 2; 224 yds bhd, 3. Also started; 3 Talioe, 9 } Lomar, 7 Nelsoman, 8 Bessie Donnld. Four lengths; three lengths. Time, 4m 468. • i , BLACKWATER 'HANDICAP, of £IOO. U miles.—l Nelson Chum, limit- (Birkott) 1, 4 August Pointer, limit, 2; 3 Llewellyn, limit, 3. Also started: 2 Liberty Hall, 3 Royal Iriquois (coupled 7 Shortly 12 Val Logan, 8 Arklow, 6 Brent Elect 9 Pointal 11 Mount Royal 10 L ? co, 13 Great Huon. 15 Jupiter. Three-quarters of a length- same. Time, 2m 56 1-ds. BIG RIVER HANDICAP, of £100; trotters; 2 miles.—l Great Glee, G°>' ds <Russell), 1; 4 Bell Heather, limit, 2; 3 tair Exchango, 24yds bhd. 3.. Also Wild Guv 2 Real Money. 5 lie bine, o Ockley Wood. Half * head; Jhree-auarters of a length. atFYANDER HANDICAP, of £llO, H m S Nel»onian, 12yds bhd; (Birkett , 1; f> Great Adventure, limit, .2; ,3 Ligh wood, 36yds bhd, 3. Also started : li Lomar, 10 Liberty Hall 5 Radloy. 9 Jvpiter, 4 H kari, 1 Halswell Queen. 8 Leading Ladj. Short head; half a length, lime, -m 5(8. SCOTIA HANDICAP, of £lOO.ll miles.2 Lord Matchlight. limit Withers>' 3 Le Fashion, limit, 2; 1 Dillon Logan. 60yds bhd. 3. Also started: 8 VjCan, S> \an Newton, 6 Dollar King. 7 Vol Logan, 4 Compromise and Great Huon (couplod). Length; three lengths. KEEP IT DARK HANDICAP, of £IOO, 1 mile.—l Cranleigli, limit (Edwardsll.,6 Wallace Logan,'l2yds. 2 ; S AlP*"® 3 Also started:. 3 Hying Kate. 4 Bus earth, 7 Spinster, 10 Royal Iroquois, 2 Stowaway, 9 Wild Spur, 5 Ronard. Three lengths; two lengths. Time. 2m 18 l-ss.
ADDINGTON CANDIDATES
EL DIRECT AND GREAT AUTHOR.
Three horses who wore very much in the limelight nt the Haw'era meeting last -taster claim engagements at Addington to-morrow, and form points to the trio being well in the picture. Those referred to are the pacern El Direct and Great Author and tho young trotter Olive Nelson. After winning at Hawera El Direct went on to Dunedin, where he won the saddle double in great style. Thiß season ho raced several times without prominence, but at tho last Forbury Park meeting he chased the good horse John Noble home in a 10furlongs flutter. Olive Nelson trotted fane races at Addington last month for win and a second, while Groat Author has just coinpleted a dual success at Westport. To-morrow Great Author is in tho Lyttolton Handicap, and whilo penalised 24yds. for his West Coast victories, ho will take a lot of boating. Olive Nelson will meet some good trotters in "White Satin and Stanley T in the Stewards' Trot, but the Karamea mare is capable of holding her own in such society. El Direct figures in_ tho Islington Handicap, in which there is a fi.no lot of speedy pacers engaged, but whatever heads him off ohould get tho money.
, INTRODUCTORY HANDICAP. Of £200; hollers; litnil. 3.40; 1} miles. Driftin? Spec . Lt yds. bhd. Great Harvester Lt. Stand By . . . 24 Rapture ... . Lt. Silurian . . . . 24 Micky Audubon Lt. ,Rustle ...... 3(5 Mountain Mist . Lt. Repute 30 Deceitful .... Lt. ficuttle 48 yds. bhd Great' Kelson GO Avalanche ... 24 Kyra 90 TEMPLETON HANDICAP. Of £200- limit 3.83; H miles. Kussel Pointer Lt. yds. bhd Banffshire Lad . Lt. Ghimer . . . . 12 Denver Hinds . . Lt. Festival . . . . 12 Flying Prince . Lt. Hnppy Land . . 24 Torchlight . . Lt. Denver City . 24 Plnywave . . . . Lt, Morrison . , . 21 Rollo Lt. Goorge Rey . . . 24 Real Girl . . . Lt. St. George . . 86 Hatmore .... Lt. Our George . . 36 yds.' bhd Bold Bill . . . . 48' Dnnny Boy ... 12 Nor'-wester . . . 60 LeThorpe . , . 12 Tenedos . . . . 72 CANTERBURY HANDICAP. Of £1000; limit, 4.29; 2 miles. Grand Light . . Lt. yds. bhd. Vesuvius .... Tit. Lindbergh 12 OrcHt Logan . . Lt. Logan Chief 1 . 21 Vendomo .... Lt. Travis Axworthy 24 Erin's Fortune . Lt. Harold Thorpe . 24 yds. bhd. Kingcraft . . . . 48 Tom Thumb ... 32 LYTTELTON HANDICAP. Of £225; limit 4 40; 2 miles. Ariki' ..... Lt. yds. bhd Erin's Royal Lt. Wild Voyage . 12 Play wave . • . . Lt; Granite City . 24 Great Author .. Lt. Krina . • • . . 24 Kelp . . . . Lt. Bnynut . . . . 24 Sodium . . . Lt. Erin's Lynn . 21 yds. f>hd. Mac do Oro . 36 Curfew Boy . . 12 Stoney . . • 36 STEWARDS' HANDICAP. Of £275; trotterB; imit 4,43; 2 miles. Kyra Lt. yds. bhd. Boriota .... Lt. New Metford . 21 yds. bhd. White Satin . 24 Midland . . . 12 Olive Nelson .. . 24 Trampcrisp' . 12 Jock Bingen . . 36 Peter Lynn . . 12 Quickfiro . . . 36 Nelson Ata . . 12 Stanley '1'. . . 48 All Peters ... 12 Master Audo 60 ISLINGTON HANDICAP. Of £275; limit 2.47; 1J miles. Warepa .... Lt. yds, bhd Tcrcmoa .... Lt. Royal Comrade 12 Granite City . Lt. Harvest Child . 12 Lady Cello . Lt. Talent . . . . 12 Wakataua . . . Lt. Delightful. . . .. 12 Koro Peter . . Lt. Dilnon . . . . 24 Eugene de Oro Lt. Kotuku Jack 24 yds. bhd. Stocl All . . . 24 Omaha .... 12 .Muriel de Oro . 36 El Direct ... 12. Daphne de Oro 36 Morning Sun . 12 Arikitoa . . • . 3G RAILWAY HANDICAP. Of £200; saddlo; limit 2.17; 1 mile. Kiowa Lt. yds bhd Danny Boy . . Lt.' Nor'wester . 12 Alyiro . . . . Lt. Mercury . . . 12 Locanda's Gen. Lt. Awaiti .... 12 Baby Logan . Lt. Brook Pointer 24 Howdah "... Lt. Tactless . . .. 21 Erin's Lynn . . Lt. Kinney Dillon 36 Vecto .... 86 AU REVOIR HANDICAP. Of £250; limit 2.10j 1 mile. Roicolo . . Lt. yds. bhd Locanda's Gen. Lt. Editor .... 12 yds. bhd. Ngahura . . . 24 Sahib 12 Rey Logan . . 04 Hostess ... . . 12 Cyono .... 24 John Jinks . . 12 Sunny Bob . 24 Tamerlane ... 12 Neerson ... 24 Koro Peter . . 12 Warepa . . . 36
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20760, 31 December 1930, Page 9
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