THE KAIKOURA CLUB

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21782, 23 April 1934, Page 7

THE KAIKOURA CLUB

VICTORY FOR REAL BURTQf*

PRESIDENT'S TO NOBLEMAN.

[BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION'] CHRISTCHURCH, Saturday

The Kaikoura Trotting Club's annual meeting was held to-day in fine weather, Thero was a small attendance. The track was in fair order. The totalizator handled £'2175, against £12,563 10s at last year's meeting held at New *' Brighton, and £2409 in 1932. Results: '

: IMPROVERS' HANDICAP, of £SO; limit 2.30; 1 mile.—l Real Pal, limit (M.. B. - Edwards), 1; 5 Treasure Trove, limit, 2; 6 * Dandy Locanda, limit. 3. Also started: 13 Stella Gale, 3 Grace McElwyn, 4 Dollydora, 12 Little Gordon, 2 Kraal 3nd Prince De Oro (bracketed), "11 Happy Bird, 0 First Aid, 8 Lil Guy, 9 Myra Chenault, 7 Daniel. Two lengths; half a length. Time, 2m 30a, 2m 20 3-ss, 2m 20s 4-ss. STEWARDS' HANDICAP, of £SO; limit 3.51; lj miles.—l Kotinga, 48yds bhd (M. : B. Edwards), 1; 2 Royal Parrish, limit, 2; 3 Header, 3Cyds bhd, 3. Also started: 6 Scottish King, 5 Decrepe, 8 Winsome Laddio, 4 Roso Chenault, limit; 6 Dynasty, 60yds bhd. Four lengths; 100 yds. Times: 3in 33 3-ss, 3m 38 4-os, 3m 465. ■• > KAIKOURA HANDICAP, Of £100; limit 4.52; 2 miles 2—REAL BURTON, limit (M. J., McTeigue) „ 1, ■ I—CARNERA, 12yds bhd aw *, 2 6—SOCIAL PEST, limit 3 Also Started.—4 Attorney, 8 Gay Fashion, 5 War Bird, limit; 7 Lucky Guy, 3 Royal Escort, 36yds bhd. Half a length; four lengths. Times: 4m ?. 36 2-ss, 4m 35 3-ss, 4m 375. - .* KEKERANGU HANDICAP, of £SO; limit 3.7; li miles.—ll limit (P, J. Dakin), 1; 5 First Aid, limit, 2; 8 Happy Bird, limit, 3. Also started: 2 Grace MoElwyn, 9 Little Gordon, 4 -Prince~ De Oro, and Kraal (bracketed), 3 Treasure Trove, 1 Olax, 6 Dandy Locanda, 9 Lil Guy, limit; 7 Harvestin, 36yds bhd. Two lengths; four lengths. Times: 2m 555, 2m 55 3-ss, 2m 56 l-ss.

SUBURBAN HANDICAP, of £6O; limit 3.51; li, miles.—2 Header, 36yd3 bhd (G. H. Murffitt), X; 1 Royal Parrißh, limit, 2; 3 Rose Chenault, limit, 3. Also started': 4 D<*crepe, 6 Winsome Laddie, limit; 6 Dynasty, 60yd 3 bhd. Four lengths; three lengths. Times: 3m 43a, 3m 44 2-ss, Sm 465. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, of £7O; limit 3.1; 11 miles,—l Nobleman, limit (M. B. Edwards), 1; 2 .Camera, 36yds bhd, 3; 3 Golden Dollar, 36yds bhd, 3. Also Btarted: Garry Thorpe, 5 Jockeen, 7 Lee Voyage, limit; 6 "War "Bird, 12yds bhd; 8 Janice, 36. Two lengths; length. Times: 2m 50s, 2m 47 3-ss, 2m 483.

KAITERAU HANDICAP, of £SO; limit 3.45; li miles—l Bide a Wee, limit (E. C. McDermott), 1; 2 Real Pal, limit, 2; 6 Harvestin, 36yds bhd, 3. Also started: 7 Great Chimes, 5 Myra Chenault, 3 Olox, 8 Winsome Laddie. 4 Daniel, limit. Two ldigths; length. Times: 3m 31s, 3m 29 3-Ss, 3m 29 4-ss.

FAREWELL HANDICAP, of £6O: limit 2.23; 1 mile.—l Golden Dollar, 12yds bhd (C. K. Yeatman), 1; 4 Garry Thorpe, limit, 2- 3 Social Pest, limit, 3. Also started: 2 Great Antrim, 9 Stella Gale, limit; 4 Royal Escort, 24yds bhd (bracketed with _ Garry Thorpe), 5 Jockeen, 7 Lee Voyage, limit; 8 Janice, 12yds bhd; 6 Lucky Guy, 24. Three> lengths; two lengths. Times: 2m 16a.' 2m 17 l-ss, 2m 17 4-ss.

FEATURES OF THE DAY DOLLYDORA'S BIG DIVIDEND [BT TELEGRAPH —OWN COBRESPGNDENT] CHRISTCHURCH, Saturday Good fields were eeen out at the Kaikoura meeting and several interesting races were decided. The sensation of the day was provided by the winner of the Kekerangu Handicap, Dollydora, who paid a. dividend' of over three score. M. -B. -Edwards- three winners, Real Pal, Kotinga and Nobleman.

LINCOLNSHIRE HANDICAP WIN

OWNER'S FIRST TURF ' VENTURE

Mr. M. I. Simon, owner cf the shire Handicap winner Play On, had not . previously liad his colours carried on a racacourse. He was formerly a hotel proprietor at Capetown, but has now settled in Eng--land. He said he had a nice bet about Play . 1 ' On, who was also extensively backed in „ South Africa; in fact, several thousands of pounds invested on him .there had to be laid o2 in England. * ' It is rare that an owner enjoys such * novices' luck as to win a big race on the first occasion his colours are, carried. Mr. Charles Schwartz, an American, had similar fortune when he won the Grand National in 192S with Jack Horner, a horse which he 'had bought for £IOOO with that object specially in view.

AUBURN LAD FOR EPSOM [BY TELEGRAPH —OWN COREESPONDENT] OHRISTCHUECH, Sunday Auburn Lad who, in the absence _of Walla WallaT will contest the invitation races at Auckland, will leave .to-morrow. The Australian pacer is in great condition.