TROTTING EVENTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21258, 11 August 1932, Page 7

TROTTING EVENTS

RESULTS AT ADDINGTON

lIED SHADOW WINS AGAIN

IMPROMPTU'S SURPRISE

GOLD COUNTRY SCORES

[tit telhoraptt—pkkrs association] CHRISTCHURCH. Wednesday The New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club's August Meeting was continued to-day in fine weather. Tho attendance tvas good and the track had greatly improved. The tolalisator handled £22,538, rompared with £25,588 on the second day last year, Results were;— / IMPROVERS' HANDICAP, Of £150; unhoppled trotters; limit 3.32; 1J miles. 7—ARCTOTIS, ,1. A. Smaill's ch g need, by Petereta—Bellflower. 21vd-i bhd (McLennan) .. . . i. . j B—FIRST WRACK. Durbar Lodge! Limited s. ch m, aged, by Wrack— Pearlchild, limit (M. Holmes) . . 2 1- TODD LONZIA, A. H. Todd's b h syrs, by Lorene's. Todd—Daphne Dean, -18 yds bhd (Withers) . . . 3 Also Started.—ll Deceitful, 3 Gay Paree 6 Great Amazon. 1 Katute. 12 MeVce Bin' con. 13 Repute. 0 Todd Bingen, limit; 10 Dolores, 24yds bhd; 5 Great Nelson, 30- 8 All Peters. 4S. Half-a-length; same. Dolores was fourth, ffimes: 3m 325, 3m 31 l-3s, 3m 30 2-ss. DASH HANDICAP, . Of £150; saddle; limit 2.14; 1 mile. 5- HEROD. Mrs. E. Turnbull's b g. Syrs, by Re.v de Oro—Hal Zoloek marc, limit t-J Bryce, junr) . . i 4—LILY BINGEN, 12yds bhd (M. B. Edwards) o I—SOMERBY. V. Alborn's br g. aged, by Brent Locanda—Rothschild mare,24yds bhd (M. Holmes) . . . . 3 Also Started.—6 Aleron, limit, nnd Steel All, lSyds bhd (bracketed); 5 Country King, B Dusolina. 7 Our Bird, limit; 12 Baron Bingen. 10 Royal Comrade, 2 Some Guy, 11 Sunchild, 14 Wrackeen, 12yda bhd; 9 ,Princess Mauritius, 13 Sunny Bob, 21. Half-a-length; length. Country King was fourth. Times: 2m 13s, 2m 12 l-ss, 2m 11 2-ss. KING GEORGE HANDICAP, Of £500; limit 4.23; 2 miles. ! I—RED SHADOW. G. Deyell'a ch hj, syrs. by Travis Axworthy—Our ! Aggie, 2-lyda bhd (J. Bryce, junr) 1 22 —KING POINTER. W. McDonald's blk g, aged, by Young Star Pointer—May Stanley, 12yds bhd (F. Holmes) 2 B—CRANLEIGH. S. A. Edwards' b g. aged, by _ Travis Axworthy—Gwenieigb. limit (M. B. Edwards) . . 3 Also Started.—7 Arethusa, 10 Linkman, limit; 6 Pluto i limit, and Lindbergh, 12yds bhd (bracketeo); 11 Reremoi. limit; 9 Auto Machine, 12yds bhd; 3 Regal Voyage, 24; 8 Free Advice, 36; 4 Roi L'Or, 5 Rollo, 4S. Red Shadow finished well to win by half-a-length from King Pointer, with Cranleigh a similar distance away. Pluto was fourth. Times:- 4m 29 2-ss, 4m 30 3-ss, 4m SI 4-ss. BELGIUM HANDICAP, Of £200; limit 4.40; 2 miles. 6 —GUNFIRE. D. Teahen's br g, 6yrs, by Man o' War—Diadem mare, 48yds bhd (Teahen) 1 11—ROKENA. R. Donald's b m. syrs, by Author Dillon—Peggy Logan, limit (R. Donald) 2 j B—SILVER DE ORO, G. Stanley's ch m, 4yrs, by Rey de Oro—Molly Pointer, limit (G. McKendry) . . . . 3 Also Started.—lo Nelsonian. 1 Nimbus, 33 Nona Bingen. 7 War Paint, 3 Wrecker, limit; 2 Gold Tinge. 5 Wild Guy, 12yds bhd; 4 Kelp, 24; 12 Erin's Lynn, 9 Roddy. /<B. , . Length; neck. Wrecker was fourth. Times: to 30s, 4m 34 l-ss, 4m" 34 !T-os.' LINCOLN HANDICAP, Of £200; limit 2.47; li miles. I—GOLD COUNTRY. W. J. Morland's b g, syrs. by Rey de Oro—Country • - Belle. 12yds bhd (M. Holmes) . . 1 7—GOLDEN PEDRO. G. J. Barton's b g, aged, by Don Pedro—Gqlden Dessert, 12yds bhd (Tompkinson . . 2 13—PAGEANT, 12yds bhd (A. Holmes) 3 Also Started.—6 Arachne, 11 Avenger. 3 Colorado. 4 Dillon Logan, 9 Festival. 5 Grand Canyon and Morning Sun (brac- , Iceted), 1 Great Parrisji. limit; 10 Belinda, 12 Mac Dillon. 8 Nelson's Victory. 14 Nimble Direct, 12yds bhd. Two lengths; half-a-length; Great Parrish ■was fourth. Times, 2m 45 l-ss, 2m 45 3-ss. 2m 4Gb. AVON HANDICAP, Of £250; limit 4.35: 2 miles. . S—GREAT5 —GREAT WAY, Mrs. E. Berryman's ch g, aged, by Peterwah—Medway. 36yds bhd (C. S. Donald) .. . . 1 ♦—BIDDY PARRISH. G. J. Barton's b m, aged, by Guy Parrish—Rose Peters. 36yds bhd (Tompkinson) . . 2 B—AMBITION. W. McLachlan's br m. 1 aged, by Nelson Bingen—Wild Cherry, 24yds bhd (King) 3 Also Started.—9 Gemlight. limit; 0 Boneta. R Nelson Ata, 12yds bhd; 11 Quickfire,. 24; 10 Cannonball. 7 Fifa 48; 1 Wrackler. 96: 2 Stanley T.. .10S; 5 Olive Nelson, 132. Two lengths; neck. Wrackler wns fourth. Times, 4m 3"s, 4ni 37 2-ss. 4m 38 3-ss. CANTERBURY HANDICAP, Of £250; limit 4.35; 2 miles, t—COLORADO, D. R. Revell's ch et, syrs, by Wrack—Osier Beauty, 24yds bhd (Berry) .. 1 6—WILMA DILLON. G. J. Barton's br g. aged, by John Dillon—Marvin Wilkes mare, 12yds bhd (Tompkinson) 2 ft—SUNN NY 808. J. Black's h g. ascd. by Sungod—Harold Rothschild jtjjre, 48yds bhd (King) 3 Also Started.—ll Brentlight. 3 Editor. 8 Sunny Morn, limit: 5 Sir Guy (bracketed with Sunny Bob>. 9 Somerby, 7 Tarmlale. 12yds bhd; 10 Major Lind. 24: 1 Ayrmont Chimes, 4 Cyone, and Harvest Child (bracketed), 13 Steel All. 30: 12 Dillon Ixigan. 48. Neck, neck. Sunny Morn was fourth. Times, 4m 21s, 4m 32 l-ss. 4m 2'J 2-ss. SPEEDWAY HANDICAP, Of £250; limit 2.11; li miles. 10—IMPROMPTU, M. C. Moron's b <?. 6yrs, by Pedro Pronto—Petrova, limit (Shaw) 1 4—KOLLO, H. If. Allan's br g, aged, by Jingle—Madam Templclon, 12yds bhd (Berry) . . . . 2 B—GLENROSSIE, ,T. McDonald's b r. syrs. by Matchlight —Hnrold Dillon mare, 12yds blvj (Thomas i . . . . :i Also Started.—2 Colonial Bov. 5 TCnawiih, ] George I?ey and Muriel Do Oro (bracketed), limit; 9 Delightful, ■ <} Great Logan, 11 Vesuvius. 12yds Hhd : 7 Kingcraft. 33 Travia Axworthy. 21: 12 Carmel. 30: 3 Harold Lognn, 48. Neck: neck. Muriel de Oro wan fourth. Times, 2m 4Gs. 2m 45 l-ss, 2jn 45 3-5», TROTTERS AT OTAHUHU PROSPECTS OF ANON Anon, who is one ol the favoured Olnhuhu aspirants for the principal race at the Auck r land Trotting Club's meeting this month, is shaping pleasingly for S. M. August in her work. She appears to have completely thrown off the soreness which affected her in the late autumn, and, now that she is Hound again, f-.he should race in her best form. Although sore when racing at Thames, Anon put up a game ami creditable performance to finish second to Kev,-pie's Triumph. Waikaha, who made a reappearance at the Auckland June meeting after a lengthabsence from the. track, is a likely contender for August Handicap honours. The Gold Bell trotter has several times attempted to win among the pacers, but. solid though he is, he lacks brilliance at the finish. His best effort in this direction was recorded at the Earthquake Relief meeting at Epsom three years ngo, when he finished second to Carmel in the West port Handicap, two miles. Trustworthy, one of the best free-legged pacer 3 seen in the North Island for many years, is creating a favourable impression at Otahuhu since her return to the active, list. Before going into retirement early last season Trustworthy raced with fine consistency. hut she reached a mark which ' she found difficult. She should soon be showing a return to form.

TROTTING FIXTURES Aiienst 12— Metropolitan Trotting Club. August 27—Aucklnnd Trotting Club. September 10—Wellington Trotting Clu'>. September 3 ICcw Brighton Trotting Club