TROTTING FIELDS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22261, 8 November 1935, Page 9

TROTTING FIELDS

ADDING TON CARNIVAL NEW ZEALAND CUP CONTEST THIRTEEN HORSES ENGAGED. [DT TELEORArH—PRESS ASSOCIATION] CHRISTCHURCH. Thursday Acceptances for tho first day of the New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club's Spring Meeting, to be held at Addington on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday of next week, are as follows: 12.15—SPRING HANDICAP, Of £250; trotters; limit 3.3G; 1| miles Billy Sundy . . LI. yds bhd Norman Fox . . Lt. Air Flow . . . 3G Welcome Guy . . Lt. Flotsam 3(3 Winsome Laddie Lt. Gnnton 36 yds bhd Guy o' Mine . . 80 Kotinga 12 Ruin 48 Resound .... 12 Sandy N. .. . (50 Gyrnto 24 Don Chenault . . 84 Matuunea .... 21 Haclaim .... 84 12.50—EMPIRE HANDICAP, Of £200; limit 9.48; 1} miles Giro Lt. yds bhd Keeess Lt. Llewellyn's Todd Lonzia (T.) Lt. Pride .... 12 Chenwood . . . Lt. Mocnst ..... 12 Gay Gordon . . Jit. Supertax . . . •. 12 Golden Direct . , Lt. Waress 12 Girvan Lt. Willow Wave . . 12 yds bhd Bracken 24 Guy Junior ... 12 Logan's Pride . . 24 Iraq 12 Queen Author . 24 Lilian Bond ... 12 I.3O—NEW ZEALAND CUP. Of £I6OO and gold cup valued at £100; limit 4.27; '2 miles Tempest Lt. jda. bhd War Bnoy . . Lt. Sunny Morn . 24 yds. bhd. Worthy Light . 24 Blue Mountain . 12 Impromptu • . . 86 Evicus .... 32 Indianapolis . . 48 Wild Gay . 15 Red Shadow . 48 Wrackler 12 Roi L'Or 60 Sir Guv ru 2.S—YALDHURST HANDICAP, Of £500; limit 4.32; 2 miles Affile Lt. yds bhd Encounter . . . Lt. Willow Wave . . 12 Fern brook Lass . Lt. Emilius Way . . 24 Gunfire .... Lt. Raydus 24 Homeward . . . Lt. Rey Spec .... 24 Little Kelson . . Ayrmoht Chimes 36 yds Wild Graham Direct . 86 Chancellor ... 12 Kingcraft ... 48 Gamble 12 2.40 —DOMINION HANDICAP, Of £600; unhoppled trotters; limit 3.26; 11 miles Admiral Bingen . Lt. yds bhd Bessie Parrish . . Lt. Nell Volo ... 21 First Wrack . . Lt. Raima 24 Great Way . . . Lt. Stanley T. . . . 24 Lough Guy . . . Lt. Sea Gift .... 36 New Metford . . Lt. Writer ..... 86 Norma Bin gen . Lt. Nicoya ..... 48 yds bhd Todd Lonzia . . 84 Biddy Parrish . . 12 Trampfnst ... 96 Mountain Mist . 12 3.IS—RICCARTON STAKES, Of £250; for three-year-olds who have not won a race at time of starting; li miles. Glen. Travis Pot Luck Severe Bingen Chilo Bean Double Great Fortex Tap Dancer Old Faithful Credit Balance Ping Rollalong Harlequin Maltravera Elite Rey Renown's Best Celebrity Blair Athol Superior Rank 3.SO—VICTORIA HANDICAP, Of £400; limit 4.37: 2 miles Aristotle .... Lt. yds bhd Battlefield . . . Lt. Recess ...... 24 Cliechahco . . . Lt. Grace McElwyn 24 Editor ..... Lt. Bingen Palm . . 36 Prince Author . Lt. Llewellyn's Real Burton . . Lt. Pride ... 86 yds bhd Iraq GO Sylvia Sydney . 12 4 25—HAGLEY HANDICAP, , Of £300; limit 2.45: li miles Agile Lt. yds bhd Avernus Lt. Sunny Morn . . 12 Cloudy Range . . Lt. Sure 12 Elvo Lt. Taxpayer .... 12 Raydus Lt. Wild Guy ... 12 Rey Speo .... Lt. Worthy Light . . 12 Somerby .... Lt. Wracklex .... 12 Wrecker ..... Lt. Kingcraft ...» 24 yds bhd Tempest .... 24 Gold Tinge . .32 Vesuvius . . * . 21 CAMBRIDGE TROTTING CLUB ACCEPTANCE FEES REDUCED In response to a request from the Auckland Trotting Owners, Trainers and Breeders' Association, the Cambridge Trotting Club has decided to reduce nomination and acceptance fees at its next meeting. For tho two principal races acceptance feos will be reduced from 50s to 40s and from 35s to 30s respectively, while in two other events reductions from 35s to 30s and from 30s to 25s will bo made. In other instances nominations and -acceptances are fixed at 20s. The club is making provision for a programme of seven races for its proposed summer meeting on January 11, 1936, with prize-money at £7OO, exclusive of trophies. Free stabling will bo provided on the racecourse. TEAM FOR ADDINGTON F. J. SMITH'S CANDIDATES Tho Takanini horses, Worthy Light, Nell Volo and King's Warrior, left yesterday to fulfil their engagements at the New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Ciub l s meeting next week. Owing to wet weather since tho Auckland spring meeting, tho horses have not had tho sound final track work that F. J. Smith had hoped to give them. Tho New Zealand Trotting Cup candidate, Worthy Light, was a trifle robust when he raced last month,, but the two outings at Epsom proved benoficial and even if ho. is not quito attuned for the . Cup ho should race with improvement in later engagements. - • ■ . Unfortunately, .Noll Volo struck herself on the eve of tho Auckland meeting and contracted a " knee," which kept her from racing. Sho has made, a good recovery but has not accomplished anything special in her latest work. Nell Volo has never looked better, and sho was going groat guns at the time of her misfortune. King's Warrior, who is to race on the second and third days, took no harm from his fall at the Auckland meeting. He is a fine pacer in his class and, being in excellent racing condition, should have a good opportunity to show his real worth at Addington. War Paint was to have gone South also, hut it was eventually decirled to keep her at homo in view of suitablo races nt tho Auckland Summer Meeting. Tho trainer, F. .T. Smith, leaves for Christehurch to-night. WAIKATO RACING CLUB ACCEPTANCES DUE TO-DAY Acceptances for all first day's events at the Waikato Racing Club's Spring Meeting, to be held at To Rapa on November 16 and 18, closo to-day at 5 p.m. with Messrs. Blomfiold and Co., Auckland, and at 9 p.m. with the secretary, Mr. E. H. O'Meara, Hamilton. PRODICE'S LATEST FOAL ■ ■■ CHESTNUT COLT BY HEROIC Messrs. D. R. Walker and, M. H. Tims' mare Prodice has foaled a chestnut colt to tho successful sire Heroic, who headed the list of winning sires in Australia last season, when his progeny won over £26,000 in stakes. Prodice was a good performer herself and belongs to a family that lias achieved considerable success in recent years, so that there will bo much interest in her latest foal when the time comes for him to race. Prodice is a half-sister by Catmint to Amnion Ha, and she is the dam of the consistent two-year-old Gallio, whose form at the spring meetings has been very encouraging,