TROTTING AT EPSOM

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21878, 14 August 1934, Page 7

TROTTING AT EPSOM

EVENTS ON AUGUST 25 LIST OF THE HANDICAPS Handicaps for the Auckland Trotting Club's meeting at Epsom on August 25 have been declared dv Mr. C. E. Goosman as follows: INTRODUCTORY HANDICAP. Of £115; trotters; limit 3.'19; 1} miles Grand Triumph Lt. Young Rodney. Lt. Great Sonoma . lit. yds. bhci. Mute . . • ■ Lt. Autumn Lu . 81 Real Red .. . Lt. Mattie Red Eagle . . Lt. Herbilwyn .84 Sinking Bird • Moiintuin Sun. 8-1 Stalky .... Lt. Nelson Pirate . 90 Wnikato Prince Jit. MOUNT EDEN HANDICAP, Of £115; limit 3.5; li milea Emb c 4. Line : :j£ Kewpie's Crest. LI. Bismuth • •, • j Muriel Bond . Lt. Betterwm . ■ 24 Nelson Princess Lt. Kewpie « Bond, zi Nelson Luvnn . Lt. Lucky Love . . M Proletarian . . Lt. Peter Junior . -4 Pink Lady . . Lt. Bonnie Direct . 48 Rayon D'Or . Lt. Our Summer . 48 Silver Watch . Lt. Trynient . . . 6Q Star Pronto . Lt. Mm Bells . k 72 AUGUST HANDICAP, Of £265; limit 4.32; 2 miles Lady Coronudo Lt. yds. bhd. yds. bhd. Kewpie s Wrecker ... 12 Triumph . . 00 First Flight . 48 Peter Pirate . GO Auto Machine . GO Blue Mountain. 72 ONEHUNGA HANDICAP, Of £130; limit 3.27; U miles Guid Hairst . Lt. yds. bhd. Gumdigger . .Lt . Glandore . . . 24 yds. bhd. Jackie lhorpe.. 24 Hohoro ... 12 Realty . . . 24 Manco .... 12 Cimarron . . 36 Francis Lincoln. 24 Free Logan . .10 ROYAL OAK HANDICAP, Of £130; trotters; limit 4.58; 2 miles Ganton - . . Lt. yds. bhd. Mountain Sun. Lt. Nelson Pirate . 24 Manna's Son . Lt. Gala Day . . 48 yds. bhd. Golden Eagle . 60 Autumn Lu . 12 Kohewah . . . 60 Mattie Roi Grande . 132 Herbilwyn . 12 GREY LYNN HANDICAP, Of £113; limit 3.0; li miles Betterwin . . Lt. yds. bhd. Kewpie's Bond. Lt. Lady ranie . • lLucky Love . . Lt. Min Bells . . 12 Our Summer . Lt. Alexia ••••„; Peter Junior . Lt. Red Hope .24 "Roi Grande (T) Lt Edna Worthy . 36 Tryment . . . Lt. Worthy Chief . 3b War Girl . . . Lt. MASSEY MEMORIAL HANDICAP, Of £150; limit 2.47; 11 miles Free Logan . Lt. yds. bhd. Lady Coronado Lt. Greirt I amsh oC Wee Machine . Lt. fcirst l< light . 4S yds. bhd- Kewpies Wilma Dillon .24 Triumph .. 48 Blue Mountain. 36 Impromptu . . 72 ORAKEI HANDICAP, Of £130; limit 3.32; li miles Lurainate H . ur J da '. b Ringtrue ... 21 Gumdigger . . 48 Te Mahanga . 36 Acceptances close at 5 p.m. next Friday.

aucklanders at addington PEGAWAY AND WRECKER A feature of the racing at Addington on Saturday was the forward running of the two pacers. Pegaway and Wrecker, il few weeks ago were trained at lakanini. VpJnAvav generally looked upon as a rare stayer niore than a sprinter ran 2,9 2-5 into second place in the International Handicap, and his prospects over a > ol, ™| y at the meeting look good. In rr into second placo in the Queen Mary Handicap Wrecker greatly improved u P c ".^' a previous beat two nules time at Addington. TROTTING DRIVER FINED INCIDENT AT ADDINGTON [BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] CHRISTCfI'URCH. Monday The driver of Red Shadow. J. Bryce, was fined £25 by the judicial committee after the running of the International Handicap at the New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club's meeting on Saturday for alleged interference with Harold Logan. Bryce has lodged an appeal. BLUE MOUNTAIN'S BREEDING A FAMILY OF GREYS The Auckland-owned grey pacing gelding Blue Mountain, winner of the August Handicap at Addington on Saturday, is remarkably well bred, and on the maternal side comes from a family of greys. He is by Blue Mountain King, a son of Ribbonwood, who was by Wildwood, grandson of Electioneer, a son of Hambletonian 10, from Dolly, by Young Irvington. whose sire Irvington was also by Hambletonian .10. Blue Mountain's dam. Mother Machree. was a grey mare by Emilius, a son of Rothschild and Imperialism, a goddaughter of Hambletonian Bell Boy. Her dnm Silver Princess, also a grey\ WHS by Prince Imperial, son of Hambletonian Bell Boy, from Barbara, by Young Irvington. Silver Princess in six successive years foaled five greys, including three to Brent Lccande and oue to W ilchvood Junior. with one exception all fillies, and black filly to St. Louis. Besides Silver Princess. Barbara produced Hedric, a grey mare who passed the colour on to many of her offspring, including Zenith, n, fine perfoimer and Ezvwurk, who returned a. sensational dividend at the recent meeting of the Lnristchurch Hunt Club. Mother Machree was a useful performer, but her chief successes were achieved in saddle races, in which department Blue Mountain was also proficient when he did his early racing in Southland. Blue Mountain was purchased by Mrs. I. b. Sweetopple, for whom he won many good races and in turn was secured by his present owner. Mr. M. J. Moodabe.

TRAINING AT HAWERA FLOWER BAG JUMPS WELL [my telegraph —OWN correspondent] HAWERA, Monday Tlio preparation of horses who are to race at the coming hunt meetings at New Plymouth provides the mum interest on the Hawera tracks at presont. The entries exceed all expectations On Saturday Flower Bag, who leaves lor Auckland to-morrow, gave an excellent exhibition over a round'of the steeplechase 'ences. He jumped faultlessly, and has only to repeat the display to bo very dangerous in his Pakujanga engagements. ' Carfex is galloping in great style and in a trial with Silver Wings performed very attractively, beating her decisively over half a mile in 50 1-sb, and registering the best time so far for the distance. C. Jackson has both Aga Khan and Diagano engaged at New Plymouth and the former has come to hand very quickly. On Saturday the two sprinted three furlongs in 157Js, finishing together, with Aga Khan going particularly well. Harvest Moon ngain gave a Bound display over a round of the schooling hurdles, jumping quickly and confidently. O. Cox's maiden Friesland showed a great turn of speed by sprinting a couple of furlongs in 24 1 / 2 s. . The hunter Cynical Kid. who has been showing exceptional pace for a hunter, stopped at one of the brush fences in a schooling bout, but afterwards wub persuaded over and jumped well. On Saturday he finished in front of Kaola and Crennatown over half a mile in 6'2}s. Silk Sox and Sandlark _ wore together at the end of four .furlongs in 51 is. Kaitcremai suffered no ill-effects from his recent escapade and was out doing solid* pace-work on Saturday. Kara sprinted nicely over three furlongs. She is to have a run on the second day at New Plymouth. T. Fryer's maiden Colossal is shaping well and soundly trounced Roso Ray over four furlongs in 52s St. Clara was allowed to run along over three furlongs on the plough ill 30s. The Aero mare Gold Gleam shaped well in a sprint over three furlongs on the grass in !ios. Gold Gleam has won races and lookn like doing further good service. Benedictine looks improved as a result of his race at Awnpuni and is working resolutely. The: Tiger is being kept at steady work, having done little sprinting. He is holding his condition splendidly and presont intentions are to race him at New Plymouth,

RACING FIXTURES August 14, Hi. IB—Canterbury Jockey Club. August 18— Pakurangu. Hunt Club. AuguM 80.•• Kgrnont-Wanuanui Hunt Club (at New Plymouth). September I—Taranaki Hunt Club (at Now Plymouth). September X—Otago Hunt Club. September s—Marton Jockey Club.