HAWERA TROTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21469, 18 April 1933, Page 14

HAWERA TROTS

MORE AUCKLAND SUCCESSES ANOTHER FIVE WINS BELLE 0' MINE BEATS LINELLA [DY TKJiECiIAPH —rnuss association] HAWERA. Monday The Hawerft Trotting Club'a annual meeting was concluded to-dny in favournble weather before a fair attendance. The track was in excellent condition. Tlio totalisator handled £5550 for the day. compared with £57515 011 the second day last year. The total for the two days was £10.861, compared with £10.959 last year. Results were:— TRIAL HANDICAP, Of £65: limit 3.45; 1} miles 1 X GOLDEN HARVEST, 60yds blid < (Donald) * j! 2—2—WORTHY CHIEF, limit (Grim- s mond) . . • ■ ' - 3_3 —DEMAND, limit (Broughton) . . 3 Also Started.—G—G Daphne Locanda, s—B ] Florrio Roal, limit; *1 —4 Bolinda King, 18yds bhd. Length and a-balf; four- Time, 3m 31e OH AWE HANDICAP, Of £OS: trotters; limit 3.50; 14 miles I—I—KOHEWAH, ■ 81yds bhd (Brougliton) . . . 1 4_4—HUE COR ON ADO, 114 yds bhd (Heginbotham) 2 77—MAY DORSET, limit (Candy) ~. 3 Also Started.—s—s Cervine, 6—6 Malayan, , 2—2 Red Eaglo, 3—3 Scrip, limit. ' Twelve lengths: three. Time. 3m 435. : KAPONCA HANDICAP, Of £6slimit 3.0; 1} miles I—I—RAIDER, 24yds blul (F. Smith) . 1 I—I—CRACKER, limit (G. Smith) . . 2 43 —FISHER, limit (Newdick) . . 3 Tho first two horses wero bracketed. Also Started.—3—4 Gold Seam, 5—5 Lady Zoe, limit; 2—2 To Mahanga, '24 yds bhd , Length and a-half; length. Time, 2m 525. WAIMATE PLAINS HANDICAP, Of £175; limit 4.4G; 2 miles 2—2—BELLE O' MINE, 21yds bhd 1 (Pope) . . - . . • • • • • 1 j 3—3—LIN ELLA, 24yds bhd (Mackle) ~ 2 j S—4—TERI KINGI, limit (F. Smith) . 3 ' Also Started.—4—s Eleawali, 12yds bhd; , I—l Ulm, 24, and Special Sun, 48 (brack- j eted). Five lengths; one. Times: 4m 425, 4m 435, | 4m 475. I STEWARDS' HANDICAP, Of £65; limit 3.5; 1} miles 3—I—WORTHY CHIEF, limit (Grimmond) 1 1 —2—DERBY THORPE, limit (Thomas) 2 4_6—TU'l CORONADO, 24yda bhd (Briscoe) 3 Also Started— 6 5 Big Blaze, 8-8 Daphne Locanda, 5—4 Diltest, 7—7 Florrio Real, 9—9 Franz Gana, limit; 2—3 Golden Harvest, rehandicappcd 48yds bhd. Three lengths; two. Time, 2m 575. OPUNAKE HANDICAP, Of £7O; trotters; limit 3.45; 11 miles !_!„NELL VOLO, 72yds bhd (F. Smith) 1 3—3—HUE CORONADO, 84yds bhd (Heginbotham) 2 4—4—AERIAL BOY, 3Gyds bhd (Farland) .. 3 Also Started.—5 —5 Call Boy, 2 —2 Nelson's Request, 36yds bhd. Length; ten. Time, 3m 42a. KAPUNI HANDICAP, Of £7O; limit 3.38; li miles I—QUID HAIKST, 24yds bhd (F. Smith) 1 3—GOLD SEAM, limit (Willetts) .. 2 2—FISHER, limit (Newdick) .. » . 3 The only starters. Half a length. Time, 3m 43 2-5«. PATEA HANDICAP, Of £75; limit 2.56; li miles ! 2—2—SMOOGER, 12yds bhd (J. Smith) 1 1 34 —LINELLA, 21yds bhd (Mackle) . 2 1 7—B—ELEAWAH, 12yds bhd (Broughton) . . . - 3 Also Started.—6—7 Great Fame, 7—6 Teri Ivingi, limit; 4—3 Winehow, 12yds bhd; 5—6 Daddy Longlegs, 24. Two lengths; two. Time, 2m 50 l-ss. NOTES ON THE MEETING 1 AUCKLANDERS IN LIMELIGHT [BY TELEGRArH—OWN CORRESPONDENT] , HAWERA, Mondav Auckland horses wero again in the limelight on the second day of the Hawera meeting, lor Kohewah, Worthy Chief. ; Raider, Nell Volo. and Guid Hairst re--1 turned winners. This gave northern horses ten of the sixteen races. Smith headed the list with four winners. Broughton and ' Thomas had three each. The totalisator was hold up after the Kaponga Handicap, while the committee deliberated on the payment of one dividend only with the Raider-Cracker bracket, first and second. Finally it was decided to pay out only on the bracket. With C. Donald behind her Golden Harvest held a good position early in tho Trial Handicap and overhauled Worthy Chief in tho straight to win comfortably. Demand, who tired, was third, well back. Kohewah experienced no difficulty in winning the Ohawe Handicap by seventy yards. Red Eaglo broke up badly at the start and was never dangerous. Hue Coronado trotted well. Red Eagle was purchased before the race by Mr. it. Millen. of Auckland, for 42 guineas. „ , . Except for Lady Zoe. the starters in the Kaponya- Handicap were all Aucklandcrs fl-ucl Smith's bracket, Raider-Cracker, finished first and second.. Fisher looked likely in the straight wheie Raider ran out wide*, r isher stopped, leaving Cracker in front, but Raider beat her home. To Mahaniza was never dangerous. , More patiently handled in the early stages of the Waimate Plains Handicap Bello o Mino came away at tho right end to score a comfortable win. from Linella, who beat Teri Kingi for second place. Tho Donald bracket. Ulm-Special Sun. was a solid favourite, but both failed. Worthy Chief's consistency was well rewarded in the Stewards' Handicap, which ho won from end to end at a good price for , a win. but he was favourite on the place I machine. Tho well-backed Derby Thorpe went a way badly but camo at the finish to get second from Tni Coronado. Golden Harvest ran below form. . Noll Volo ran to tho front 111 the Opunake Handicap before half a mile was covered and was • never troubled to win pullinrr up bv a length from tho consistent Hue Coronado, who got close on sufferance. The others were outclassed. With Raider withdrawn from tho Knmnu ' Handicap. F. Smith drove tho hot favourale Guid Hairst, who waited on Fisher until the Inst half furlong where he went on t.n win nicely from Gold Seam, who beat Fisher for second. The winner returned to ' the birdcage with a broken hopple. Eleawah tried to win the Paten Handicap nil the way, but faded in tho straight. Smooger taking charge to win comfortably from Linelln. with the favourite. Ulrnfourth. Considering his cood form on Saturday tho winner returned a fine price. ADMIRAL DRAKE NOT SOLD ► PASSED IN AT 240 GUINEAS [BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION*] INVERCARGILL, Monday Mr. Samson's horses, Admiral Drake and Gold Dress, were offered at auction to-day. 1 Tho former was passed in at. 240gns. and the latter at 220gns. It is understood there was a reserve of 250gns. on Admiral Drake.