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SUCCESS OF WALLA WALLA FAST TIMES RECORDED BAD DAY FOR FAVOURITES SIR GUY WINS THE EASTER [fiY TELEGRAPH—PRESS ASSOCIATION] CHRISTCHUECn, Saturday One of the biggest crowds ever seen , ltj Aldington, 22,500, saw the invitation rfu i? in which the Australian cliamj.inn WfUa A Valla beat four of Now Zealand's best pacers to-day. The eathcr wan beautifully fine and the course was fast. The totalisator handled i;:!!'».S12, compared with £27,854 on the first day of the New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club's Autumn Meetin:.' last year, an increase of £11.058. .Results were: — PRELIMINARY HANDICAP, Of £200; trailers; limit 3.32; 1] miles J2—WORTHY QUEEN, 108 yds blid 'Shuv.' I 3—DOX C'll KM AULT, 21yds bhd (Jordan) 2 S—KING'S VOVA(iE. 30yds bhd (Withers) 3 Al"o Started. 1 Raolaim, limit; 7 Great Nelson. 12yd.- b!u!: 2 Heal Belle. 21: 10 Great Burton,' 8 Meive Bing.m. IS; 11 ('annonbail. ft (i.inner, 1 Lough Guy, CO; 0 Liddy Parrish, 84. tli'lf a length; two lengths. Cannonball was fourth. Tinier: 3)n 15 3-59, 3m 22 4-53. 3m BELFAST HANDICAP, Of .£'2so; limit 2.46; Ji miles 7 RKPORTF.R. limit (McGirr) .. . . 1 I—ROYAL DRUSUS. limit (<T. J. Kennerley) . . . . • • - • . . 2 4—KOYAL AGAIN. 21yds blid (Tomkinson) 3 Also Started.—B Gunfire. 5 Major Lind, 5 John Jinks. II Meteor. 11 Somerby, limit; 12 .\rni>6ii(L 2 Arethusn. 0 Eureka Boy, 10 George Key. 3 Probationer, 12yds bhd. Two lengths; three. Gunfire was fourth. Times: 2m lis, 2m 41 2-ss, 2m 40 3-ss. INVITATION MATCH RACE, Of £500; ! mile 2—WALLA WALLA (W. McKay) . .. 1 3—-HAROLD LOG AX (M. Holmes) .. <1 I—RED SHADOW (J. Bryce) . . . . 3 Also Started.—4 Roi I'Or (F. Holmes), 5 Jewel Pointer (August). Neck; three lengths. Jewel Pointer was fourth. McKay did not touch Walla Walla v.-ith the whip anywhere in the race. Times: 2m 1 l-ss, 2m 4 2-ss, 2m 1 4-ss. EASTER HANDICAP, Of £500; limit -1.29; 2 mile* 4—SIR GUY. 36yds bhd (King) .. .. 1 9—GOLD TIXGE, 12yds bhd (R. Donald) 2 S—'VESUVIUS, limit (Alborn) . . . . 3 Also Started.—lo Impromptu. 5 Kewpie's Triumph, limit; 1 Auburn Lad. 12yds bhd: 2 Kingcraft, 3 Sunny Morn, 21; G Glenrossie, 48; 7 Lindbergh. (50. Head; head. Auburn Lad was fourth. Times: 4m 20 l-ss, 4m 22 2-ss. 4m 23 3-ss. >. EXPRESS HANDICAP, Of £250; limit 4.34; 2 miles S—CHEXWOOD. 12yds bhd (Tomkinson) 1 I—PETER LOCAXDA. 24yds bhd (McTigue) 2 '3—LILLIAN BOXD. 12yds bhd (Berry) 3 Also -Started.—o Great Author. 2 Nimbus, TO Somerby, S War Paint, limit: 7 Master Roy, 4 Royal Drusus, 24ydf bhd; 0 Avernus, oG. • / Two lengths; neck. Master Roy was fourth. Times: lm 22 l-ss, 4m 21 3-ss, 4m -2 4-ss. AUTUMN HANDICAP, Of £250: trotters; limit 4.40; 2 miles 7—GAfJXER. 24yds bhd (McDermott) . 1 13—GREAT WAY. 00yds bhd (R. Donald) 2 2 —FIRST WRACK. 48yds bhd (Behrns) 3 . Also Started.—l2 Gay Paree, 6 New Metford, limit; 10 Great Burton, 12yds bhd; 5 Fifa. 4S: 3 Biddy Parrish. 4 Louis Bingen, 1.3; !1 Writer. 72; 8 Stanley Bingen, 81; 1 Worthy Queen, 96; 11 Olive Xelson. 144. Three lengths; length. New Metford was fourth. Times; 4m 23 1-os. 4m 20 2-ss; 4m • 27 ci-os. WILKIN HANDICAP, Of £250; limit 4.40; 2 miles 2—YOUNG FRANK, limit (J. J. Kennerley) 1 3—FERXBROOK LASS. 36yds bhd (Bennett) 2 S—ROYAL SEREXE, limit (A. Holmes) 3 Hnon,'limit; 10 Accras. 7 Golden Direct, 6 Harold Denver, 11 Royal Chenault, 12yds bhd; 5 Goldfield, 24; 12 Erin's Princess, 9 Worthy .King, 30. Xeck; three lengths. Golden Direct was fourth. Times: 4m 2(3 2-ss. 4m 23 3-ss, lm 275. FLYING HANDICAP, ; Of £300; limit 2.44; 1 mile I—MOUNTAIN DELL, limit (Tomkinson) 1 Vl-SUNXY MORN, limit (Hooper). .. 2 S—AVERNUS. limit (King) . . . . 3 Also Started.—B Gold Tinge. 3 Nelson's Victory,-12 Regal Voyage, I Silver do Oro, limit; 7 Kewpie's Triumph, 9 Vesuvius, 12yds bhd: 7 Jewel Pointer, 48; 2 Auburn Lad, 10 Glenrossie, 11 Gold Country, 24. Neck: head. Vesuvius was fourth. Times: 2in 42 3-ss, 2nr 42 l-as. 2m 4'ls. r HANDICAPS FOR WEDNESDAY [BY TELEGRAM PRESS ASSOCIATION'] CHRISTCHURCH, Sunday Handicaps for the second day of the New Zealand' Metropolitan Trotting Club's meeting on Wednesday aro A3 follows: HARVEST HANDICAP, of £200; trotters; limit 3.32; ii miles.— Raclaim, limit; Clomnel. Great.Nelson, 12yd3 bhd; Don Chenault, Real Belle. Wall, 24; Gay Paree, King's Voyage, 36; Great Burton. Merco Bingen, 48; Lough Guy, GO; Garner, 72; Biddy, Parrish, 81. OXFORD HANDICAP, of £250; limit 2.46; li miles.—Gunfire, Lilian Bond. Major Lind, Nelson Do Oro, Royal Drusus, Somerby, limit; ArnJiond, Arethusn, Ayrmont Chimes. Eureka Boy, George Rey, John Jinks, Master Roy, Probationer, Reporter, 12yds bli'd; Avernus, Nelson's Victory, Regal Voyage, Royal Again, Silver De Oro, Sunny Morn, Vesuvine. 24. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, of £500; limit 4,28; 2 miles.—lmpromptu, Kewpie's Triuniph, Nelson Victory. Vesuvius, limit; Auburn Lad, Gold Tinge, Regal Voyage, Silver De Oro, 12yds bhd; Kingcraft, Sunny Morn. 24; Jewel Pointer. Mountain Dell, 36: Glenrossie, Sir Guy, 43; Lindbergh, 60; Hoi L'Or, 72. HALSWELL HANDICAP, of £250; limit 4.34; 2 miles.—Great Author. Major Lind, Nimbus, Som" Guy, Somerby, War Paint, limit'; Arabond, George Rey, Lilian Bond, Reporter. 12yds bhd; Master Roy, Purser, Royal Drusus. 21; Avernus, Chenwood, Grand Canyon, Meteor, Peter Locanda, 36; Aretlntsu," Royal Again, 60; Fernbrook Lass, Ineligible. APRIL HANDICAP, of £250: limit 4.40; - miles.—Elite Bingen. Royal Parade, Royal Serene, Real Iluoti, limit; Accras. Golden Direct, Harold Denver, Little Nelson, Royal Chenault, 12yds bhd; Goldfield. Netta Oro, 24; Erin's Princess. Pronto Bingen, Worthy King, Young Frank, 36; Fernbrook Lass, 48: Girvrin. CO. HIGH-CLASS TROTTERS HANDICAP, of .C 250; limit 3.27; li miles.—Cnnnonball. Lough Guy, Stand By, limit; Fifa, First Wrack, Garner, 12yds blid; Biddy Parrish, Great Way, Louis Bingen, 24: Worthy Queen, fiO; Huon Voyage, 72; Olive Nelson, Wrackler, 81.
FINAL HANDICAP, of £300; limit 2.43; 1! mil^s. —Impromptu, Kewpie's Triumph, Mountain Dell. Sir Guy, limit; Auburn Lad. (i lenrossie, Gold Country, Indianapolis. Kinircraft, Lindbergh, 12yds bhd; Jewel Pointer, 36: Ked Shadow, 48; Ilarold Logan, Ifoi L't)r, Walla Walla, no. AUCKLAND TRAINER'S TEAM PLACE DIVIDEND IN EACH RACE [»V TELEGRAPH —OWN CORRESPONDENT] HAWERA, Saturday Tlio Auckland trainer F. J. Smith started homes in seven races at Hawera totiny. rewriting a place dividend on each occasion.' 13in horsra were the medium of Mibstnntiiii investments in every race and lie provided tho wm favourite each time. Investors who followed Smith on thp place hiacliine showed n profit, the useful prico paid by the Anita Fame-Worthy Chief br.icket bema: mainly responsible for this. Hustle, Anita Fame and Douuin were Minth's winners, Worthy Chief. Chancellor Kmni being second, with jester second fIJHi third. Cn ?! Chnn " ell °f in the Ilflweru 1» "" B " cc <?ssful attempt on Hie part of a good three-year-old to win .he rac. Royal Silk. Great* P JirSh/cu--1 rfllv cr do Oro are other wellhordes who met with rlafrnf Uirve-year-olds in this race.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21764, 2 April 1934, Page 12
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