NEW BRIGHTON TROTS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21119, 29 February 1932, Page 7

NEW BRIGHTON TROTS.

WIN FOR ROYAL DRUSUS.

SEVERAL GOOD DIVIDENDS. LAST EVENT TO DUSOLINA. [by telegraph.—press association.] . CHRISTCHURCH, Saturday. The New Brighton Trotting Club's Autumn Meeting was held to-day in fine weather. The track was in splendid order. The attendance was good and the totalisator investments were £16,487, against £19,185 last year. Results were:— IMPROVERS' HANDICAP, Of £100; limit 3.50; li miles. 11—GAY PAREE, 72yds bhd (Shaw) . . 1 I—MODERN GIRL, limit (Tomkinson) 2 25—PETER ELECT, GOyds bhd (Withers) 3 Also Started.—lG Roydon's Pride and Osgood (bracketed), 3 Appear and Guy Carbine (bracketed), 4 Honoru Bingen and Lee Boy (bracketed), 13 Rey, 8 Garner, 23 Lee Pal. limit; 13 Our Triumph, limit, and Dtico, 30yds bhd (bracketed); 14 Lady Headford, 10 Amonos, 23 Pretender, 9 Drusern, 2 TaneI>ai, 21 Question, 5 Norman Fox. G Matannga, limit; 19 Bell Heather, 28 Great Dillon, ]2yds bhd; 1) Fairyland (bracketed with Gay Paree), 21 Saka Bona, 21; 7 Merrijigs. 27 Chancet. 12 Marvin Guy, 17 Don C'henault, 48; 15 Great Harvester, 20 Bonora, 72: 20 Margaret Parrish, 84; 28 Accumulator, 108. Half n -length; four lengths. Don Chenault was fourth. Times, 3m oCs, 3m 42 l-ss, 3m 37 3-ss. BELFAST HANDICAP, Of £l2O- limit 3.30; li miles, B—PRINCESS THEA, 12yds bhd (Me- • Ncill) • . . 1 S—GUNFIRE, 21yds bhd (Teachen) . . 2 2—TEMPO, limit (R. B. Berry) . . . . 3 Also Started.—l2 Essay, 1G Sonoma Laddie, 9 Becky D'Oro, 7 Conpernob, 18 R?y Child. 11 Indian Author,- 8 Denver Jack and Prince Author (bracketed with Princess Thea), 10 Peicr Locanda, limit; 3 Rare Pronto, 17 Tahoe, 13 Rokena, 12yds bhd: 1 Jean Drtisus, C Guy Denver, .15 Bonny Drift, 24; 4. Royal Clienault, 24, and Nimbus, S4 (bracketed); It Sister Rose. 3(1. Two lengths; four lengths, Peter Locanda wns fourth. Times, 3m 21 l-ss, 3m 24 l-ss, 3in 2Cs. DENTON MEMORIAL HANDICAP, Of £200; limit 4.40; 2 miles. 2—ROYAL DRUSUS, 32yds bhd (J. E. / Roche) • ./-I' 1 I—GOLD COUNTRY. 30yds Holmes) . , . 2 9—LOCATION, limit (Frost) .. ..3 Also Started.—lo Pink J-Jugar. 3 Mountain Ore, limit; 12 Morrisop. 5 Bracken, 11 Tactless, 14 Bay Admiral 'l3 Salient, 24yds'bhd; 7 Ron, 24, and St. George, 00 (bracketed);. ( Wilbur White. 24; G Pageant D'Or, 30;. IB* Loguleen, 8 J'eal Girl, 15 Alcron, 48. With a round to go Pink Sugar led from Royal Drusus, Bracken, Location, Pageant D'Or, St. George; Salient, Tactless. Mountain Ore and Wilbur White, with Gold Country second to last. Royal Drusus took charge after passing the half-mile a-nd led into the straight from Bracken. Mountain Ore, Wilbur White and Location. In a close finish Royal Drusus beat Gold Country by a neck; with Location a similar distairc« away. • Wilbur White was fourth: Times, dm 3Gs, 4m 31 1-s*, 4m 37 2-3«. ECLIPSE HANDICAP, Of £120: limit 3,38; 1J miles. 3—ON PARADE, limit (Davidson) . . 1 I —SPECIAL SUN. 12yds bhd (Donald) . 2 4—EUREKA BOY.' 30yds bhd (J. D. Smith) . . . . ~ . . . i. ■ 3 Also Started.-If. First Aid. 9 Little Netson. 15 Tessy Dillon, 12 Elsie De Oro, 0 Glengowie. 11 (.'oral Prince. 7 Directum, 13 C'lem Dawc, 10 Le Fashion. 14 Tenor 8 Historian. 5 Fisher, limit; 4 Lord Leslie, 21.vds bhd. Two lengths, neck. Lord Leslie was fourth. Times, 3iu 27 '.!-ss, 3m 2G l-ss, Orp 255. DASH HANDICAP, Of £130: limit 2.19; 1 mile. • I—HEADLIGHT,,1 —HEADLIGHT,, limit (McKcndry) .. 1 2—ARISTOTLE. Jifnit (F. G. Holmes) 2 lI—ROKENA, limit (R. Donald) .. ~ 3 Also Started."—lo 'Real Lltion. 4 Lord Matchlight. 9 Asfor. 8 Royal Parade. 17 Rafu, .14 Blue Glen, 7 Automatic, 1G Jessio Hnon, limit; 5 Llewellyn, 13 Donard. 12 Haknri. 0 Halstfell Queen. 3 Donna ,(JulVallis. 12yds bhd; 15 Pearl Logan. 30. Half a length; head. Automatic was fourth. Times. 2m 14 4-ss, 2m 15s, 2m 15 l-5». AUTUMN HANDICAP. Of £150; limit 4.55; C miles. I—QUINCEY THORPE, limit (J. Wilcon) 1 8-GREAT BURTON, limit (McTigue) . 2 3—STANLEY BINGEN, limit (J. Bryce, jun.) 3 Also Started.—l First Wrack, 7 Real Boy. 11 Esbine, 10 Accumulator, and Dilfashion (bracketed), limit; 15 .Rapture. 12yds bhd; 2 Edith Voyage, 24; 1-1 Climax. G Hydro, 12 Peter Fashion, 30; 13 Todd Lonzia, 72; 9 Great Amazon, 10 Deceitful, 5 Mr. Penalty, 84; 17 St. Petrox, ICS.

our lengths: 10 lengths. Edith Voyagswas fourth. Times, 4m 15 3-ss, 4m 475, ,4m. 50s. FLYING HANDICAP. Of £150; limit £.50; miles. 3 —MORRISON, limit (Tomkinson) .. J S—REAL GIRL, '24 yds bhd (E, W. Kennerley) 2 I—PAGEANT D'OR. 12yds bhd (Newton) 3 Also Started.—7 Lily Harold, limit; G Bar Admiral, limit, and Cranleigh, 48yds bhd (bracketed); lfi Koro Peter. 9 Nelson Boy, 14 Baynut. limit; 15 Roicole, 12yds bhd; 4 Logaleen, II Mignonne, 5 Brentlijrht (bracketed with Real Girl). 2 Netta Oro, 24> *l3 Morning Sun, 8 Baron Bingen, 12 Playwavp, 10 Eugene de Oro, 3G. Baynut and Morrison led into the straight from Real Girl, Nelson Boy, Pageant D'Or, and Brentlight. In a close finish' Morrison won by a length from Real Girl, with Pageant D'Or a head away. Baynut was fourth. Times, 2m 495, 2m 47 l-ss. 2m 48s, 2m 50s. FINAL HANDICAP, Of £130; limit 2.17; 1 mile. B—DUSOLINA, limit (H. Frost) . . .. 1 3 —HEROD, limit (Bryce, jun.) .. ..2 S—IvREISLER, 12yds bhd (King) . . 3 Also Started.—6 Lord Matehlight, 12 Sunraines, 14 Loco, 7 Kautoma. 5 Denver Hinds (brncketed vritli Kreisler). 1 Pronto Binsen 2 Oxford Queen. 13 Bold Bill, limit• 4 Peter Daunt, 10 Pearl Logan. 12yds bhd: 9 Tactless, 24; 11 Our Bird, 3G. Five lengths: four lengths. Oxford Queen was fourth. Times, 2m i 3 3-ss, 2m 14 -4-ss, 2m It 2-ss.

NOTES ON THE RUNNING. DEFEAT OF GOLD COUNTRY. [BIT TfcLEGRAr'ir.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.] CHRISTCHURCH, Saturday. J. S. Shaw brought off a big surprise when Guy Pares won the Improvers' Ham dicap. He gave away 72 yards, but with most of tho others breaking he was soon in a good position. The young trotter finished on well, but was all out to beat the favourite Modern Girl, who finished very fast. The winner paid a good doublefigure dividend. Investors were again astray in the Bel-' fast Handicap, won by Princess Thea, who also paid a good dividend. The winner was always in a good position and fairly outstayed Gunfire at tho finish; Jean Drusus, the favourite, was never dangerous.

Gold Country was a good thing beaten in the Denton Memorial. Ho lost ground nt tho start and half-a-mile from home ho was last, Then he put in a great run and was noon fourth. Royal Drusus, with all the best of the running, hung 011 long enough to beat Gold Country by a neck. Wilbur White had every chance, but failed badly, being beuten in the run home by Location.

On Parade, a three-year-old pacer by .Travis Axworthy, put ut> a fine performance in the Eclipse Handicap and won well. lie led all the way and was never seriously troubled. Special Sun wont a fair race and so did Eureka Boy. and, but for interference Lord Leslie would have done better. The winner is above the average.

Headlight was at a short price in the Dash Handicap and although all out at the finish ho put up a smart performance.. Aristotle is on the improve and the best of the others was Rokerili., Quincey .Thorpe won the Autumn Handicap after a mixed display of galloping and trotting. Ho lost no ground by his frequent breaks und was lucky to escape a, protest. First Wrack Vent badly und Edith Voyage was never dangerous. Morrison won tho Flying Handicap like n good one after being well placed all the way. Real Girl finished wcU, but Brentlight was badly interfered with. Pageant d'Or al6o met with interference. TROTTING FIXTURES. March 4, s—Tnvercargill Trotting Club. March s—Wellington Trotting Club. March I'.?—South Wnirarapa Trotting Club. Mrrch 12—Timtiru Trotting Club. March lIV-Mannwa'tti Trotting Club. March 10—Wyndhain Trolling Club. March 2fi, 28—Hawera Trotting Club. March 2i>, HO-—New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club*