SOUTHERN TROTTING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21359, 7 December 1932, Page 9

SOUTHERN TROTTING

NEW BRIGHTON MEETING NEXT SATURDAY'S FIELDS LIST OF THE ACCEPTANCES fnv TEUJOItAPJI—PIIESS ASSOCIATION] CHRISTCI-lURCH. Tuesday Acceptances for the New Brighton Trotting Club's Summer Meeting next Saturday are as follows:

APPEAL DISMISSED WAIRARAPA CUP INCIDENT [in- TKLK<;r.AI>H—I'BESS ASSOCIATION] WE L LIN GTO N, Tuesd a y The appeal of B. Burgess against, a decision of the Carterton Racing Club committee ill reversing tho plncings of Atholspe.ir and Gay Court in tho recent Wai-l-arapa Cup was dismissed yesterday by the Wellington district committee.

Tho ter'.n of three months' im posed on Atholspear's jockey, A. O'Neill v,as reduced to a month.

Following the running of the Wairarapa Cup event at tho Carterton Racing Club's annual meeting on November 19 the judicial committee held nil inquiry, as the result of which Atholspear was displaced from first placo in favour of Gay Court, boring and the riding of O'Neill being tho grounds of the committee's decision. H. RAMA HOME AGAIN RETURN OF MANAWHENUA Tho Ellerslie trainer 11. Rama returned to Auckland by the Zealandia yesterday v,ith hi 3 horses Manawhenua and Horo whenua. Kama has been away in Australia for nearly five months, racing hia charges both in Sydney and Melbourne, and bo had a fairly successful trip. Manawhenua notched two wins, two seconds and a third, besides running fourth in tho Melbourne Cup, and his winnings on the trip amounted 1o * .COS:!. Horowhenua failed to show any form while away, but, like others of his family, be may take timo to develop. NOTES FROM TRENTHAM GOOD GALLOP BY FLOWER [ry telegraph—OWN correspondent] WELLINGTON, Tuesday Tied Sun galloped a mile tho reverse way at Trcntham this morning in excellent time. 1.-13, and did his task well. Red Sun's piivate work has been consistently good over a long period, but he is taking time to come right. However, ho won a race at the New Zealand Cup Meeting, and he is to go to Waipa on Saturday week en route to Ellerslie. Normandy is unlikely to go to Auckland. Dole and Pegged Exchange are doing useful sprinting tasks, and both look well. Flower, Purse and Taura Lad left after work for Wootlvillo. Chile is not making the trip. Flow'r galloped exceptionally well this morning, seven furlongs in 1.29, and looks like running well to-morrow. Sid. Keid received Might back from Sydney this morning off the Marama. The Litnond colt disappointed his party on the I rip. AUSTRALIAN RACING NEWS PROTEST AGAINST LAVINGTON SYDNEY, Dec. 1 At Canterbury Park last Saturday 11. B. Lorigan won tho Ashbury Handicap with Luvington, but lost the race on a protest to Servius. Lavington, who started equal favourite, was forced to make his run wide out entering tho straight. With n little less than a furlong to go the gelding lugged in toward the rails and there was a scramble. The chief sufferers were Servius and Gesto, the latter almost coming down. Only half a neck separated Lavington from Servius at the finish, and, as the latter was knocked out of his stride, the stewards had no option but to uphold the objection. After the race F. Douglas, rider of Servius, was searched by the stewards for n battery, but nothing was found. I**»flier in (lit! afternoon Lorigan saddled Might for the Flying Handicap, out the colt did not show up. Might has lost all form and is being sent, home io-morrow. Philippic, it gelding by Demosthenes, who was brought to Sydney by tho late R. J. Mason several years ago, is still winning races. The gelding took the Canterbury Handicap last Saturday, but tho opposition was very weak. J. T. Jamieson has a promising sort. Panjandrum. a three-year-old brother by Chief Ruler to Koda Pen. The gelding made his debut in a division of the High-weight Handicap at. Canterbury Park and after being prominent throughout finished fourth. The ago of Jennie McNish is still worrying the officials. Although A. Knox was engaged 1o ride the. filly at Canterbury Park, she was not allowed' to start. Subsequently the stewards ordered two veterinary surgeons to examine, the filly's teeth and then adjourned their investigations for a week to permit her to be examined by two more veterinary surgeons. Jennie Mclfish, who is described as a three-year-old by Grand Joy from Jennie Deans, is easily the biggest, filly of iier age raring in Sydney. Last season she was examined by one of the stewards and a veterinary surgeon, and they were satisfied that her ago was correct. Goshawk, who has been trained by J. Hunter in Sydney, ia being returned io his owner. Mr. «T. M. Cameron, of Hastings, tomorrow.

A. D. Webster is sti'i patronising Melbourne meetings, but he had no luck last Saturday, limit the Slimier, who started second favourite for the Epsom Plate, was comfortably beaten by Harry Gavin, while Novice Star and My Talisman were unplaced in their races.

TRIAL HANDICAP, Of £100; trotters; imit 3.51; 11 miles Hokimai L t. Heal Belle . . , Lt. 1,'csound .... Lt. Don Giovanni . Lt. Peter Conquest Ls. Itcta Girl . . . lit. (',uy Carbine . . lit. Chiming Wrack Lt. Harvest Lady . Lt. yds. bhd. PurHte ... Lt. Harvest Dillon . 24 Esther Lt. Honeymoon . . . 48 Peter Elect no Page Girl . • • Lt. K acini m . . , , 72 Gift Lt. Leo Boy . . . 72 Mataunga . . Lt. Don Chenault . 84 Harvest King • Lt. Tanepai . . . . 132 IMPROVERS HANDICAP, Of .£120; limit 3.40; 11 miles Jinmiv do Oro . Lt. yds. bhd. Kadloy .... Lt. Bonny Prince . I'2 Ayr Lass . . . Lt. Midnight Sun 12 yds. bhd. Betty Axworthy 12 Rcylena 32 Becky D'Oro . . 24 J f n t > l>y La«« 12 Talsy de Oro . 24 Dollar Kins . • 12 Betfy Wrack r,o Great Locanda . 12 MACE MEMORIAL HANDICAP, Of £200; limit 2.45; 11 miles Dillon Logan . . Lt. yds. bhd. Colorado . . . . Lt. Gold Country 12 Muriel do Oro . Lt Oranleigh . 12 Auto Machine . Lt. Lindbergh ■ - 12 Arethusa .... Lt. King Pointer 24 Komerby .... Lt. Hollo 24 yds. blicl. Terence Dillon 21 0forgo Key ... 12 Great Logan 24 Tom Thumb . ■ 12 Impromptu . . 30 Knawah . . .12 Ilarold Logan 72 BOWHILL HANDICAP, Of X'120; limi 3.0; 11 miles Ruth Logan . Lt. yds. bhd. Authorwood . . Lt. Liltlo Victor . . 12 Hard Words . . Lt. Stowaway . . - 24 Elsie d'Oro . . Lt. Central Pointer 24 yds. blid. Betty Wrack . 24 David McElwyn 12 Harvest Time 21 Avinmt ... 12 Dark Girl . . 3(i Mount Royal 12 Hare Pronto . . 48 Liberty Hall 12 Harold Denver . f',0 SALTA1RE HANDICAP, Of £'150; limit 4.40; 2 miles Nelsonian . . Lt. yds. bhd. yds. bhd. Wild Guy . ■ • 24 Master Roy . . 12 Location . . . 24 Lily Harold . 12 Nimbus . . • ■ 3G Wrecker . . 12 Wilbur While . 00 NEW BRIGHTON HANDICAP, Of £'150; trotters; limit 4.45; 2 miles Mr. Penalty . . Lt. yds. bhd. Great Burton . Lt. Dolores .... 72 Merco Bingen . Lt. Gemlight . . . 72 yds. bhd. Mountain Mist 81 Gay Parco ... 12 Boneta 84 St. Petrox . . 30 Huon Voyage . 156 WAINONI HANDICAP, Of £110; limit 2.50; li miles Pronto Bingen . Lt. yds. bhd. Pageant d'Or . . Lt. Apex 24 yds. bhd. Bracken .... 24 Netta Oro ... 12 Sunny Morn . . 30 Poddy 12 Ngingongingo . . 30 Kelp 24 Royal Comrade . 36 Silver de Oro . 24 Great Author . . 3G Eugene d'Oro . . 24 Baron Bingen 30 Dusolina .... 24 Prin. Mauritius 48 ELECTRIC HANDICAP, Of £130; saddle; limit 2.17; 1 mile Headlight . . • Lt. yds. bhd. Admiral Bingen Lt. Lily Harold . . 12 Peter Locanda . Lt. Author Franz . . 12 Guy Denver . . Lt. Hokena .... 12 Oxford Queen . Lt. Wild Guy . . . 24 Kelson's Boy . . Lt. Tempest .... 24 yds. bhd. Sister Hose . . 24 Danny Boy . . 12 ]loyal Comrade 48