NEW BRIGHTON TROTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21279, 5 September 1932, Page 7

NEW BRIGHTON TROTS

CHIEF EVENT TO WAR PAINT ONLY TWO FAVOURITES WIN CRAGANOUR AND TEMPEST [BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] CHRISTCHURCH. Saturday The New Brighton Trotting Club's spring meeting was held in fine but windy weather. Tho course was in excellent order. The toialisator handled £14,326 10s, compared witli £IS,CG4 last year, a. decrease of £1337 10s. Results; — IMPROVERS' HANDICAP, Of £100; limit 3.50) 15 miles 4—HONOR A BINGEN, limit (I). Teahen) 1 S—TANEPAI. GOyds blul (Clark) . . 2 G—PAGE GIRL. limit (Young) . . . . 3 Also Started.' —8 Guy Carbine, 15 Harvest Billon, 1G Peter Conquest, 7 Koydon s Irule, 13 Alf Punish, 2 Lee Boy, 9 Bingen Lynn, 12 Tiny Guy. 11 Gifi. 10 Norman Fox, lim.it; 1 Raclaim, 24yds bhd; 3 Ainonos, 4S; 14 Margaret Parrish, 72. Three lengths; eight lengths. Alf Parrish was fourth. Times: 3m 40 2-ss, 3m 30 2-ss, 3in 435. BELFAST HANDICAP, Of £120: limit 3.40; li miles I—CRAGANOUR, limit (M. B. Edwards) 1 2—HARD WORDS, limit (M. Holmes) 2 6—LITTLE VICTOR, limit (J. Biycc. junr.) •• •• <*3 Also Started.—o Titri, 8 Directum. 7 Warbird, 14 .Beylet, limit; 4 Betty Jinks, limit, and To Kinga, 12yds bhd (bracketed): 11 Ruin, 10 Young Prank. 15 Raider, 3 Rcylena, 12 Betty Axworthy, 13 Ayr Lass, 2 Flossie Harvester and Iron Man (bracketed With Hard Words), limit; C Plain Silk. 12yds bhd. „ , Four lengths: neck. Ayr Lns3 was fourth. Times: 3lu 38 4-Crs, 3m 29 4-ss, 3m 30s. BURWOOD HANDICAP, Of £200; limit 4.40; 2 miles S—WAR PAINT, limit (Davidson) .. 1" 7—SILVER I>E ORO, limit- (McKendry) 2 4—NETTA ORO, SGycls i'blid (F. G. Holmes) 3 ' Also Started.—l Eureka Boy, 10 Todd Lonzia, 3 Nimbus, 15 Nelsonian, 17 Princess Then, 11 Tempo, limit; 18 Rolcx, 2 Wreokcr. 12 Wild Guy, 13 Rokena. 12yds bhd; 9 Awaiti, 12 Sir Guy 72. and Sunny Bob, 108 (bracketed);'B Kelp, 24; 10 Mr. Penalty, 3G; 6 Tactloss, 48; 13 Somerby. 72. Three lengths; two lengths. Kelp fourth. Times: 4m 3G 2-ss, 4m 37 2-ss, 4m 31 3-53. SEAVIEW HANDICAP, Of £120; limit 3.0; li miles 2—DARK GIRL, limit (R. Donald) . . 1 13—WARBIRD, limit (McKendry) .. 2 9—STELLA BINGES, limit (A. Holmes) 3 Also Started.—lG Peter Junior, 11 Goldworthy, 15 Silver Bird. 6 Aimworthy. 8 Beckv do Oro and Reylet (bracketed). 10 Midnight Sun. 17 Silver Whip, limit; 1 Hard Words and Flossie Harvester, limit, and Gumdiggor. 3Gyds bhd (bracketed); 12 Dusky. 3 Botty Wrack. 4 Indian Author. 14 Lord Lupin, 7 Whito Stranger, 12yds bhd; 5 Harvest Time, 24. Two lengths; same. Goldworthy was fourth. Times: 2m 54 l-ss. 2m 54 -l-ss, 2m 55 l-ss. DASH HANDICAP. Of £l3O- limit 2.19; 1 milo I—TEMPEST, 12yds bhd (W. J. Tomkinsdn) .. • • * 3—GREAT CHENAULT, limit (J. Bryce. junr.) 2 4—LORD MATCIILIGHT. limit (Price) 3 Also Started.—s Silver Bingen. 8 Donna Gulvallia. 2 Lord Leslie. 17 Adjuster, 14 Lady Antrim, 19 Pat Dillon, 9 Ciro. 15 All Peters, limit; 12 Harold Denver, limit, and Automatic. 3Gyds bhd (bracketed); G Donrird, 10 Manoeuvre, 11 Tini Uria, 12yds bhd; 7 Admiral Bingon, 12, and Aristotle, 24 (bracketed); 11 Guy Denver, 18 Pearl Logan, 13 Holly Bank. 21. Half a head; length. Manoeuvre was fourth. Times: 2m 15 I-ss. 2m 1C 2-ss. 2m 1G 3-ss. SPRING HANDICAP, Of £150; limit 4.55; 2 miles 2—LOUIS BINGEN, limit (R. Townloy) 1 3—FAIRYLAND, limit (J. S. Shaw) 2 5 OUR BINGEN, limit (Clarke) . . 3 Also Started.—B Real Boy, 4 Radley, 9 Accumulator, limit; 1 Stanley Bingon, 24yds bhd: 10 Deceitful. 6 Great Burton, 72; 7 King's Voyage,-10S; 11 Miclioy Audubon, 120; 3 Gay Pareo. 132, bracketed with Fairyland. Six lengths: two, lengths. Stanley Bingen was fourth. Times: 4m 4G3. 4m 48 3-ss, 4m 49 l-ss.

WAINONI HANDICAP. Of £150; limit 2.5 C, 1J miles S—KELP, Jimit (J. J. Kennerley) .. 1 C—DILLON LOGAN. 3Gyds bhd (W Burrow) 2 3—PRONTO BINGEN, limit (A. Butterfield) . . . 3 Also Started.—4 Pageant D'Or. 8 Our Geo)go, limit; 10 Sister <Roso, limit, and Pluto, 48yds bhd (bracketed): 1 Roddy, 10 Erin's Lynn, 9 Bracken, 12yds bhd; 2 Editor, 7 Country King, 15 Morrison, 12 •Euger.o do Oro, 24: 13 Steol All, 36; 14 Pageant, 48; 11 Harold Logan, 120. Short head; length. Roddy was fourth. Times: 2m 46 l-ss, 2m 45 2-ss, 2m 46 3-ss. ELECTRIC HANDICAP, Of £130; Buddie; limit 2.1 V;, 1 inilo 5 KREISLER, limit (C. King) .. .. 1 2—LOCATION, limit (Froat) .. .. 2 I—WILD GUY, 12yds bhd (M. Holmes) '3 Also Started—lX Willie Derby, 4 Lord Matchlight, 10 Headlight, 13 Pearl Logan. 8 Holiy Bank, 7 Guy Denver, limit; 5 Awaiti (bracketed with lvreisler), 3 Free Logan, 12 Princess Then, 0 Nona Bingen, 12yds bhd; G Wild Voyage, 24; 14 Sunchild, SC. Head; half a length. Lord Matchlight was fourth. Times; 2xn 255, 2m 25 1-sb, 2m 24 2-58, GALLOPS AT RICCARTON MUFF WORKS ATTRACTIVELY [by TELEGIiAPH —OWN COIUIESI'OKDEN'r] CIIRISTCHUItCH, Saturday Thero were a few interestingvgallops at Biccurtou to-day, but again the majority of trainers restricted their horses to strong work only. The grass track was available und provided fust going, but times were affected by tho prevailing south-west wind. Muff was responsible for uu attractive task over a milo und u-quarter, maintaining a remarkably even paco throughout anil finishing on satisfactorily, to record excellent time. Muff is not a stylish galloper, but Ims ability to set over tho ground. Rational 11. is in splendid order just at present, and there is every reason to expect him to win home big races this season. To-day ho moved off half a dozen lengths behind Importance and Chile at tho three furlongs post and headed them a couplo of studes from tho post. His time was not bettered during tho morning. G. Murray Aynsley is giving his three-year-old fillies Silver Scorn an<l Berato plenty of work. Botli appear to be thriving on tho treatment. To-day the former galloped seven furlongs with Kakara, and Borate executed a similar task in company with Niri. All four went well without being seriously ridden.

Guy "Jim (G. Suit), Hounslow (W. Pascae) and Lancer (M. Kirwnn) were sent out to negotiate five hurdles. Tlio trio kept together for over half the journey, but Lancer then drifted brick and ran ofF at the fourth obstacle. Gay Jim finished slightly in front of Hounslow, who struck tlio last fcnco heavily, his only faulty effort on the trip Gay Jim gave a good display throughout and should l'uco well at Ashburton, where Salt will ride him. Hounslow is si most promising novice, and his pace should mako him a useful performer when the tracks are not too hard. Lancer lias certainly developed an ungenerous mood, us prior to evading the fenco he showed a disinclination to gallop at his best. ' Dr. M. G. Louisson was present to see his two-year-old Silvox. by Silverado from Toti Dal Monte, in action. The youngster was associated with Clorane, by Silverado from Zaragoza, und the pair ran three furlongs against the wind in smart time. Silvox is a solidly-built colt, and his future will bo watched with much interest. Tout Le Monde has developed into sin impressive gelding, and closely resembles Commendation in appearance. Ho has' become much mote docile than he was ns ti colt, and is gallopVg a lot better than last season. Tie has in his favour fact* that ho did not have a strenuous time as a two-year-old, and the patient policy adopted with him is likely to bear good results this term. JOCK BINGEN RESUMES WORK The trotter Jock Bingeti has Tcioined F. J. Smith's team of -regular workers at Epsom. but his duties at prcsont are of the light order. Jock Bingen has been stalling since the Auckland Christmas meeting, but lately has been doing some road-work for J. O'Kane. He looks in nice order to commence a serious preparation for futuro engagements, and as he has proved n. good stayer since joining Smith's stable, he should do well later on in two miles races. TROTTING FIXTURES Scplembor 10—Wellington Trotting Club..