ADDINGTON TROTTING
NEXT TUESDAY'S FIELDS : NEW ZEALAND CUP CONTEST LIST OF THE ACCEPTANCES [by telegraph—press association] * CHRISTCHURCH, Tuesday Acceptances for all events, including tho New Zealand Trotting Cup, on'the first day of tho New Zealand Metropolitan Trottimy Club's Spring Meeting at Addington next Tuesday closed to-day. Kohara is tha only cup withdrawal, leaving a field of 11. Details are as follows
SPRING HANDICAP, Of £'2oo; trotters; limit 3.32; 1} miles Gay Pares . . . Lt. Yds bhd Yds bhd Ocmlight .... .18 First Wrack . . 12 Nelson Ata ... 48 Doiores T .... '24 Rose Audo . . - 1R Great Nelfon . . 2 5 Todd Lonzia . . 4S Valloden . . . 21 Biddy Parrish . $1 Mountain Mist . 3'! Nelson's Boy . . Worthy Q.ieen . 36 Great Way . . . 00 UMPIRE HANDICAP, Of £200; 7lTt.it 2.-17: li miles Baron Bingen . . Lt. Steel All ..... Id. Cyone Lt. .'Yds bhd Eureka Bey . . . Lt. Colorado .... 12 Grand Canyon . Lt. Herod 32 Great Auihor . Lt. Nimble Direct . 12 Mac Dillon . . . Lt. Princess Heal Girl . . . Lt. ' Mauritius ... 12 Royal Comrade . Lt. Wilma Dillon . . 12 Sodium Lt. Pihvorth .... 21 Some Guj- . . . Lt. Nelson's Victory 21 NEW ZEALAND TROTTING CUP, Of £ISOO and jrold cup valued at £100: for horses assessed at 1.2(3 or better; 2 miles Royal Silk .... Lt. Yds bhd Regal Voyage . Lt. Red Shadow . . 12 Yd 3 bhd Terence Dillon . 24 Rollo 12 Carmel 21 Kingcraft .... 12 Roi I'Or .... 21 Gleniossiti .... 12 Harold Logan . . 60 b'ree Advice . . . 12 YALDHURfST HANDICAP, Of £300; limit 1.30; 2 miles Belinda .... Lt. Yd 3 bhd Enawa'n . .... Lt. Sir Author ... 12 Gold Country . Lt. Peter Pirate . , 21 Golden P>;dro . . Lt. Pluto ..... 21 Tom Thumb . . Lt. Auto Machine . 36 Yds bhd King Pointer . . 36 Muriel De Oro . 12 Lindbergh . . . 36 DOMINION HANDICAP, Of £6oi); trotters; limit 1.36; 2 miles Arctotis .... Lt. Yds bhd Cannonbjill . . . Lt. Writer 21 Yds bhd Huon Voyage ~ . 36 Admiral Bingen 12 Wrackler ... GO Biddy Parrish . 12 Stanley T. . . . 72 Fifa 12 Olive Nelson . . 96 ! Great Way . . . 21 RICCARTON HANDICAP, Of £300; limit 4.10; 2 miles i Nimbus . . . . Lt. . "ids bhd ! Lily Harold . . Lt. Gold Tins® . ~36 Yds bhd Mr. Penalty . . 36 j Our George . . 12 Netta Oro ... 36 I Rokcna .... 12 Tempest .... 36 I Sister Rose ... 21 War Paint . . . 3(3. Location .... 36 Apex .... IS Ron 36 Silver De Oro . 13 Travis ..... 36 Mr. Penalty handicapped as pacer. VICTORIA HANDICAP, OE £300; limit <".35; 2 miles Mountain Oro . Lt. Yd 3 bhd Sunny Morn . . Lt. Arabond .... 24 Wilbur White . Lt. Gfmfire ... 21 Yds bhd Morning bun. . . 21 Eureka Boy . . 12 Trimble Direct . 21 Major Lind . . 12 Sir Guy . , . . 21 Fomerby . . ' . 12 Harvest Child . 36 T arndai<! ... 12 Arikitoa ... IS George Key . * 24 Dillon TiOgan , . 48 Great Parrish . 21 Sunny Bob . . . .18 HAG LEY HANDICAP, Of £300; limit 2.11; li .miles | Colonial Boy . . Lt. Yds bhd - Cranleigh . . • Lt. GreUt Logan . .. 12 Kohara . . .". Lt. Kill" Pointer . . 12 Tom Thumb . . Lt. Rollo ....;.. 12 Vesuvius . . Lt. Impromptu ... 21 Yds bhd Carmel ... . . . 36 Royal Silk ... 12 Free Advice . . 36 Delightful ... 12
NOTES FROM THE TRACK SOME IMPRESSIVE DISPLAYS [by telegraph—own correspondent] CHRISTCHURCH, Tuesday Track conditions at Addington to-day wera excellent and a good deal of fast work was accomplished. The best trial was provided by W. J. Tomkinson's team, Wilma Dillon, Biddy Parrish, Indianapolis and Wrecker. All four went beautifully from start to finish and seldom has an unhoppled trotter given a better exhibition than did Biddy Parrish who went a mile and a-half in 3.20 3-5. It will take a good one to beat her in th« Dominion Handicap. Indianapolis, too. gave a fine display of pacing and appeared ™ to be going only half pace at the finish, -g He is now a warm favourite for the Derby j and his connections have every reason to be pleased with his work up to date. Two Derby candidates in Rey Direct and Golden Direct worked a mile and a-half in 3.24 2-5. the last mile in 2.13. Both went nicely and are going to add interest to the classic. Gold Tinge has made great improvement in the last few months and shs went two miles very pleasingly in 4.32. _ Stanley T. went the first mile and a-half of two miles in 3.25 and pulling up completed the full journey in 4.36. It was a grand displuy of tllortless trotting and even givinst away 7_ . aids in the Dominion Handicap he should be prominent. Hs is in great fettle. _ .. Kohaxa was sore after going two miles in 4.23 and he was all out to do it. His display was not at all impressive. , Ronald Derby pleased by the manner in which he went a mile in 2.1G 1-5 with Great Author. Great Parrish and Auto Machine travelled a mile and a-half in 3.22, the last half-mile taking 1.4 3-5. Both horses _ were doing it evenly and well at the finish. Great Parrish is very much improved. Rollo, Colorado, Tempo and Belinda were associated in a trial over two miles. Rollo finishing in front in 4.37 from Colorado who finished at a great pace. The last, mile took 2.14 but the time could have' been improved upon. Rollo is in first-class order and Colorado is improving. Belinda could have done better. AUCKLAND CANDIDATES LEAVE PETER PIRATE AND REAL GIRL The Te Awamutu trainer E. X. Kennerley left for Addington on Mondar with Peter Pirate and Real Girl, who will fulfil their engagements at the New Zealand Trotting Cup meeting. Both pacers are in good condition and have come through a solid racing campaign in good 6tyle. Real Girl has raced consistently over short courses, while Peter Pirate has recently displayed high-class form over 'all distances. It will not be for lack of condition if the two fail to race, prominently at Addington. It 13 quite on the cards that Real Girl will remain in tho South Island after the cup meeting.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21329, 2 November 1932, Page 9
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