AUCKLAND TROTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21576, 22 August 1933, Page 7

AUCKLAND TROTS

SATURDAY'S MEETING «GOOD ACCEPTANCE LIST IARGE EPSOM QUOTA CANTERBURY NEWCOMERS The acceptances for the Auckland Trotting Club's meeting next Saturday are highly satisfactory, for out of ■7O horses originally entered 62 have made the final payment. Those withdrawn were Pearl Parrish, Young Travis, Pukemiro, Enawali, Worthy Light, Nelson Pirate, Mountain Guide and Eio Grande. There can bo no surprise at tho defection of tho last two, as their recent track trials at Epsom showed that they wero not forward enough for racing, nor is it surprising to find Enawah's name missing from the list, as she has raced only once since her triumphant visit to Cambridge in May. Pearl Parrish and Young Travis aro trainee! at Matamata, and probably are not ready to race. In spite of the absence of the three-year-old Young Travis, three Great Northern Derby candidates, Kewpie's King, Great Chum and Pingtrue, remain in the novice pacers' race. The most notable absentees are Pukejniro, Worthy Light and Nelson Pirate, nil of whom would havo been particularly well fancied after their fine form toward the end of last season. Worthy Light has contracted a very bad cold, and in her absence F. J. Smith will pin his hopes of success in the Mount Eden Handicap to Lislea, the somewhat disappointing half-brother to Pegaway and Nellota. Of the 62 acceptors Epsom supplies just over half the number with 32. Tho quota from the Otahuhu, Mangere and Takanini stables is 16, of which F. J. Smith provides five. Waikato trainers are represented by 14 horses. Two new-comers from Canterbury, Wee Parrish and Peter Junior, will add interest to the novice and improvers' events. Although nothing definite is yet announced, it is highly probable that two Canterbury reinsmen, J. Bryce, sen., and J. J. Kennerley, will attend the meeting, and each is assured of several drives. Kennerley has not visited an Auckland meeting for some time, but Bryce had a successful innings with Kewpie's Triumph at the May end June meetings.

NEW BRIGHTON MEETING ' DECLARATION OF HANDICAPS i " [by TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] CHRISTCHURCH, Monday The following handicaps _ have been declared for the spring meeting of the New Brighton Trotting Club, to be held on September 2:— 1 IMPROVERS' HANDICAP, of £100; unlioppled trdtters; limit 3.50; 11 miles.—Alf Parrish, Bon Haven, Chiming "Wrack, Dynasty, Endurance, Goulburn, Hakatere, Header., Isabel Patch, Master "Wrack, Native Home, Norman Fox, Parrish Beau, Renegade, Renova, Roan Hal, Royal Parrish, Rich Harvest, "Wahnooka, limit; Harvest Dillon, 12yds bhd; Great "Wood, 24; Esther, Hokemai, Sister Mary, 36; Canton, Sea Gift, 48; Real Boy, 96; Nelson's Prince, 132. BELFAST HANDICAP, of £120; limit 8.40; 1} miles.—Derby Thorpe, Coral Prince, General "Wrack, Grand Author, Iron Man, Jimmy De,Oro, Liberty Parrish. Llewellyn's Pet, Margaret Parrish. Paul Drusus. Preface, Recess, Royal Audo, Smoke Screen, Thackeray, Thornworthy, Warpath, limit; Becky' De Oro, Great Do Oro, Sonoma Laddie, 24yds bhd. BUR WOOD- HANDICAP, of £200; limift <MO; 2 miles.—Erin's Princess, Gold Paper, Great Burton, Suncross, "White Stranger, limit; Taxpayer, Wild Guy. 12yds bhd; Cloudy Range, Denver City. Sandown, "War Paint, 24; Checkers, Ciro,_ Pronton Bingen, Wilbur "White, Worthy King, 36; Arabond, Wrecker, ,72. SEA VIEW HANDICAP., of £120; limit 3.0; miles.—Becky De Oro, Cam Dillon. Elsie De Oro. Ezywurk, Goldworthy, Grand Finale, Mervin Bingen, Modern Girl (trotter), Radley, Thackeray, Vagahond King, Veßta Ray, War Bird, War Boat, limit; Doll Dance, Finnebroeue, Good Companion. Midnight Sun, Queen Author. War Buoy, 12ydB. bhd; Anthum, Betty Wrack. College Boy, Gunmetal, Tangatu, 24; Ruth Logan, '36. DASH HANDICAP, of £130: limit 2.19; 1 mile.—Accras. Ayr Lass, Ranffshire Lad, Bettv Wrack. Cannonball. Goldfield, Goldworthy. Little Victor, Oro's Pride, Royal Chenault. Wild Bingen, limit; Guy Denver, Holly Bank, King's Cup, Lord Lpslie, Priceless, Ratloc, Special Sun, War Officer, 12yds bhd; Chenwood, Golden Direct, 24. SPRING HANDICAP, of £150; unhopple<l trotters;'limit 4.55: 2 miles.—Enigma, Germanicus, Radley, Real Boy, Resound. Silk Coa.t, limit; Raclaim, 12yds bhd; Nelson's Prince, 24; Amonos, Don Chonault, 36; Deceitful, 72: Rral Belle, 84; Mr. Penalty, 96; New Metford, 180. WAINONI HANDICAP, of £150: limit 2.50; 1J 'miles.—Cloudy Denver City. Kempton (trotter). Manoeuvre, Peter Locanda, War Paint. Wild Guy, limit; Apex. Checkers, Ciro. Pageant D'Or, Pronto Bingen, Reporter. "Wilbur White, Worthy King. 12yds' bhd; Dusolina. Gay Gordon, 24; Craganour, Grand Canyon, Major- Li nil. Meteor, Probationer, 36; Somerby, Wilma Dillon, 4fk> ELECTRIC HANDICAP (saddle), of £130: limit 2.17: 1 mile.—Accras. Aristotle, Awaiti, Chenwood. Holly Bank, King's Cup, Princess Thea. Royal Parade, Ulm. limit: Suncross. Taxpayer. Wild Guy. 12yds llhd; Denver City, Sandown, 24; Gay Gordnu! 36; Meteor, 48. MOSGIEL PARK PROPERTY PURCHASED BY D.' P. WILSON [by telecraph OWN correspondent] DUNEDIN, Monday Tho property known as Mosgiel Park has been purchased by D. P. Wilson, who intends to erect a residence and a range of stabling. 'Tho property was for many years used as a racecourse and has long been recognised as _ac ideal training ground Wilson has been training there for some time past and his many friends will wish him success in his latest venture. Some of tho Wingatui trainers huve expressed a deßiro to train their horses at Mosgiel Park, but the new owner may decide to reserve the tracks for his own horses. Wilson has onlv a small team in work at, present. Captr,j,u's Gift has been taken up again, but it will be some time before he will be ready to race AVONDALE SPRING MEETING DECISION REGARDING DATES [by telegraph—OWN correspondent] WELLINGTON, Monday The dates sub-committee of the New Zealand Racing Conference has granted the Avondale Jockey Club October 7 and 9, in lieu of October 14 and 16, as tho dates for its spring meeting. At the annual meeting of tho conference last month the report of the dates 'committee granting October 14 and 16 was referred back to the committee on account of an objection by tho Waikato Trotting Club. •H HUNTINGDON'S DEPARTURE [by telegraph—OWN correspondent] WELLINGTON, Monday The Hunting Song gelding Huntingdon is to bo shipped to his new owne* in Australia to-morrow by the Marama, proceeding _ via Auckland. It is understood his destination is Perth, where so many New Zealand-fired horses have found new owners. TROTTING FIXTURES

.August 26—Auckland Trotting Club. September Z—New Brighton Trotting Club. September 9—Wellington Trotting Club, ooptember 16—Hawku's Bay Trotting Club „ (at Hutt Park). September 30 —Methven Trotting Club October 7—New Brighton Trotting Club. October 14—"Waikato Trotting Club. ' •October 21, 23—Auckland Trotting Club.