SOUTHERN TROTTING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21716, 3 February 1934, Page 9

SOUTHERN TROTTING

ADDINGTON MEETING TO-DAY THE MIDSUMMER HANDICAP. CHANCES OF ROYAL SILK The New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting 'Club's Summer Meeting takes place at Addington..to-day. . Telegraphing Ijist evening, the Heralp's Christ church correspondent stated that the weather was beautifully fine and the track was in great order. Horses likely to bo well supported were:— Spreydon Handicap.—Real Belle, Don Chenault. Durham Handicap.—Ga!y Gordon, Some Guy, Chef. Midsummer Handicap.—Royal Silk, Belinda, Sunny Morn. Linwood Handicap.—Royal Drusufl, Blue Mountain, Silver De Oro. Papanui Handicap.—Waress, Chenwood. Manoeuvre. Cashmere Handicap.—First Wrack, Biddy Parrish, Garner. Liverpool Handicap.—Princo Author, Young Prank, Lilian Bond. Craven Handicap.—Gold Country. Indianapolis, Roddy. Acceptances:— 12.15—SPREYDON HANDICAP, Of £200; limit 3.32; trotters; li miles Don Chenault . Lt. yds. bhd. yds. bhd. : Mercc Bingen . 48 Real Belle ... 24 Cannonball ... 60 Gay Pareo ... 3G Biddy Parrish . S-i King's Voyage . 36 v 12.55—DURHAM HANDICAP, Of £200; saddle; limit 2.13; 1 lpile Chef Lt. yds. bhd. Ciro> . . , . i . Lt, Nelson de Oro . : 12 Editor . . . . Lt. Pageant .... 12 Grand Canyon,. Lt. Probationer . . 12 Some Guy . . : . Lt. Brent Zolock . . 24 Taxpayer , . . . Lt. Logan's Pride . 24 yds. bhd. Regal Voyage . 24 Gay Gordon . . 12 I.4O—MIDSUMMER HANDICAP, Of £450; limit 4.29; 2 miles Ayrmoht Chime 3 Lt. yds. bhd. Belinda .... Lt. Kingcraft . . . 3G Royal Again . . Lt. Royal Silk ... 30 yds. bhd. Sir Guy .... 3G Vesuvius i . . . 12 Sunny Morn . . 30 Gold Tinge . . 24 Lindbergh ... 72 Muriel do Oro . 24 2.2S—LINWOOD HANDICAP. Of £200; limit 2.40; li miles Arethusa .... Lt. yds. bhd. Probationer . . Lt. Blue Mountain . 21 Royal Drusus . Lt. Regal Voyage . 24 Somcrby .... Lt. Silver do Oro . 24 yds. bhd. A vermis ... 24 Eureka Boy . . 12 Brent Zolock . 24 George Rey . 12 Logan's Pride . 21 3.10 —PAPANUI HANDICAP, Of £250; limit 4.35; 2 miles Bracken .... Lt. . yds. bhd. Chenwood . . . Lt. Major Lind . . 12 Reporter .... Lt. Taxpayer .... 12 Waress ..... Lt. War Paint ... 12 Wilbur White . Lt. Arabond . . 24 yds. bhd. Gay Gordon . . 24 Black Lion . . 12 Manoeuvre ... 21 ; Giro 12 Avornus .... 48 | Great Author . 12 3.SS—CASHMERE HANDICAP, Of £250; limit 3.27; trotters; lh miles Cannonball . . Lt. yds. bhd. First Wrack . Lt. Biddy Parrish 24 Garner Lt. Great Way ... 24 Stand By . . . Lt. Stanley Bingen 3G yds. bhd. Worthy Queen . 43 Admiral Bingen 12 Wrackler - - . 81 Fifa 12 4.4O—LIVERPOOL HANDICAP, Of £200; limit 4.40 to 4.35; 2 miles Elite Bingen . Lt. yds. bhd. Prince Author VLt. Accras . .... 12 Ratloo Lt. Guy Denver . 12 Royal Chenault Lt. Harold Denver . 12 Royal Serene . Lt. Erin's Princess 31. Young Frank . . Lt. Lilian Bond . . . 30 Worthy King . 36 S.2S—CRAVEN HANDICAP, Of £250; limit 2.13; li miles Indianapolis . . Lt. yds. bhd. Roddy ..... Lt. Kingcraft .... 12 Sir Guy . . . . Lt. Lindbergh . . . 12 yds. bhd. Royal Silk ... 12 Gold Country t 12 Harold Logan . 60 EPSOM : TRACK WORK; BILLY CARBINE'S CONDITION BY ABAYDOS All work fit Epsom yesterday was done on tho sand track, which provided good going. The footing was'-easier after the rain and was appreciated by several horses, who wero feeling tho effects of the hard tracks. Billy Carbine, who has not done much work since tho summer meeting, trotted eolidly over two miles.. Ho looks the picturo of good health. Stanmoor, unhoppled. paced with freedom and was keener than usual on his work. The old pacer appears to have taken a fresh lease of life and is in splendid order. Mountain Sun and Nelson Luvan (unhoppled) worked steadily over two miles, running the last milo at a 2.40 gait and going very easily. Free Gift, also unhoppled. went several lengths behind them from the mile and a-half post and was close up at the finish. Mountain Sun, who has benefited by his Christmas racing, looks improved. Nelson Luvan and Free Gift are both showing signs of returning to their best form. Anthony's Gift was allotted galloping work and appreciated his task. He has furnished wfell during the last month and is ehowing a good deal of improvement in track manners. Autunin Lu,'in harness, gave a solid display over several circuits and made no attempt to mix her gait. She has been showing signs of soreness' during the last week and will be benefited by easier tracks. Star Pronto, without being asked for any speed, stepped along freely over four laps. He has made a good recovery from his recent foot injury, but is still a triflo on the robust side. Dan Direct was keen to go fast while •working at medium pace over two miles. Ho is standing up to his tasks well and is in nice order for a winding-up process. G. Phipps stopped his Nelson Bingen— Guy Great mare.filly along for a couple of circuits and the good-look ink .novice paced in pleasing style. . Allowed to run along the ilast few -furlongs, 'she displayed useful speed. ; B. Laver's Bluo Mountain King twp-year-ola, who is furnishing into a fine type of young pacer worked attractively over several laps, but was not required to show any speed. . „ Strong jogging work was executed by t- reo Logan, Tryment. W T ee Parrish, Lucky Love, Silver Bingen, Brentlight, Phyllis Axworthy, Peter Junior, Bonnie Pointer, Grey Mist, Manna's Son, Jester. Realty, Rock Hi.nton and Prince Etawah. RACING AT NEW PLYMOUTH FIELDS FOR NEXT THURSDAY [BY TELEGRAPH —'PRESS ASSOCIATION] NEW PLYMOUTH, Friday Acceptances for tho first day of the Taranoki Jockey Club's Autumn Meeting at New Plymouth next Thursday afo as follows : 12.30—WAITARA HURDLES, of £IOO. II miles and 100yds.—Blacksmith, 10.8; Royal Acre. Riotous, 9.12; invictus, 0.9; Esteem. 9.7; Chang, Constant Sun, 9.5; Eldora, Beau Star, 9.0. I.IO—NGAMOTU JUVENILE HANDICAP, of £IOO, 5 fur.—No Doubt, 9.0; Stadium. 8.10; All Spirit. 8.9; Colcnso. 7.1t; Rollovant, Miss Louvain, 7.9; Waiwhotu, Clembroney, Red Fox, 7.8; Aussio lla, 7.6; Lady Kyra, 7.5. I.SO—FLYING HANDICAP, of £l4O. 6 fur —Souchong. 9.4; British Columbia. 8.8; Rercatu, 8.3; Star Artist. 7.13; Pomp, 7.11: Tho Tiger, 7.4, Navaho, Limcx, Arvada. 7.0. 2 30—TARANAKI CUP. of £3OO. li miles. —Peter Jaokson, 9.1; Fiji. 8.6; Aga Khan, 8.5; All Humbug, 8.0; Carfpx, 7 10; Dosert Star, Vertigern, 7.6; Royal Artist, 7.a; Alloy, 7.2; Senegal, 7.0. 3.IO—OKATO HACK HANDICAP, of £IOO, 1 milo '-nd 110yds.—Daviatock. St. Clara 8.9- Red Rufus, 8.5; Bonnio Vale. 8.4; Taitoru, 8.3; Silk Sox. 8.2; Ileudmistress, ti.l; Red Flush, ltust, Lallah G.uex, 7.8. g.SO—MIMI HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, of £IOO, 7 fur.—-Alloy, 9.0; lioyal Routine, 8.11; Princo Colossus, 8.9: lhe Tiger, 8.5; King Win. 8.2: Cereal, La Crown. Arvado, 8.0. 4.3O—TIMARU HACK HANDICAP, of £IOO, C fur. —Pheon, 8.13: La Crown. 8.10: Liagano. 8.9; Merry Way. 7.12; Illuminate. No Doubt, Rauparahara. 7.11; Grand Scor» 7.10; Haluma, Lobanou. Saudlark, Adept Kao'la, Bindula, 7.0. PUKEKOHE MARCH MEETING A total of £llOO in stakes is provided in the * programme for the Franklih lincin# Club's meeting, to be held at Pukekohe on March 3. Tho Franklin Cup Handicap, li miles, carries the stake of £2SO. and tho Pukekohe" Handicap. 7 furlongs 22 yardii. ftnd tho Onewhoro Ilnck Cup Handicap, I mile 1 furlong, are each worth £l5O, tho prize for the Hack Cup including a tropny valued at £2O. Nominations close on tobruary 16.