MANAWATU TROTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22398, 20 April 1936, Page 7

MANAWATU TROTS

CUP TO RAYON D'OR BOLINDA KING'S SPRINT ARAPAI TAKES TWO RACES [BT TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] PALMERSTON NORTH, Saturday The MnnawatU Trotting Club's meeting opened to-day in fine weather, before a good attendance. The track was fast. The totalisator handled £7758 10s. against £6243 last year. Results: — AWAPUNI HANDICAP, Of £6O; trotters; limit 3.49; li miles I—I'F.CLA, limit (A. J. Corrigan) .. 1 9 FRANZ DERBY, limit (A. G. Farland) . . . . 2 7—KRAAL, 3Gyds bhd (A. Carmichael) 3 Also Started.—lo Native Bird, 0 Be'.l Heather, 21yds blid: <1 King Franz, 3 Native Leaf, 8 Margaret Parrish, !1G; 2 Native Tree. 48; 5 Lucky Rose, 72. Two lengths; half-a-longtli. Time«: 3m 35 l-ss, 3m 3'ls, 3m 33 l-ss. LADIES' BRACELET, Of £00; limit 3.43; li miles S—ARAPAI, limit (B. Liddall) .. ..1 3—ACTIVITY, limit (J. Flanagan) .. 2 6-ROADSTER, 3<iyds bhd (J. Gerrard) 3 Also Started.—lo Pirate King, 8 Aerolite. 7 Gauge, limit; 3 Azel Maid, 24yds bhd; -1 Baro'i Grand. 1 King's Knight, 2 Reno, 3G. Six lengths; half-length. Times; 3m 275, 3m 20s, 3in 20 1-5r POHANGINA HANDICAP, Of £GS, limit 3.58; 1 mile and 5 fur. I—EPILOGUE, limit (L. Berkett) .. 1 2—BARON ALFONSO, 24yds bhd (F. J. Smith) .. • • B—'WAVING CORN, 12yds bhd (S. Frew) 3 Also Started. —3 Great Chum, o Slippery Sam, limit; 0 Meadow King. 4 Trevor de Oro, 12yds bhd; 10 Mr. Guy. 24; 7 Orleigh Mills, 9 Baron Derby, 48. Two lengths; neck. Times: 3m 42a, 3m 41s, 3m 42 l-os. MANAWATU CUP, Of £lls and cup valued at £10; limit 4.45; 2 miles 3—RAYON D'OR, 12ydt: bhd (F. J. _ Smith) 1 I—TREASURE BOND, 36yds bhd (A. Bryce) .. . • • • • • .. 2 2—ROCKELLA, 24yds bhd (L. Berkett) 3 Also Started—B Lady Author. 7 Rare Rey, 5 Blondie, limit; 6 Our McKinney. 12yds bhd; 4 Guymond, 3G. Three-quarters of a length; li lengths. Timeß: 4m 31 2-ss, 4m 29 3-ss, 4m 31 l-ss. LONG BURN HANDICAP, Of £6O; limit 3.5; li miles I—REAL PAL, 24yds bhd (S. M. August) 1 4—CLAUDELANDS, limit (W. Orange) 2 3—ACTIVITY, limit (J. Flanagan) .. 3 Also Started.—s Moriori, 13 Pirate King. 11 Wish Wvnne, 10 Shadow King, 6 Transfer 2 Cassidy, 9 Relax, 7 Juggler, limit; 12 Azel Maid, 24yds bhd; 8 Carus. 48. Two lengths; half-length. Times: 2m 48 l-ss; 2m 51 1-Ss, 2m 51 3-ss. Mcdonald handicap. Of £7O; trotters; limit 5.2; 2 miles I—ARAPAI. 84yds bhd (A. F. Liddall) X 6—KRAAL, limit (A. Carmichael) .. 2 3—NATIVE TREE, limit (J. Gerrard) .. 3 Also Started.—-5 Native Leaf. 8 King Franz, 10 Margaret Parrish, 9 Bell Heather, limit; 7 Aerial Boy. 2 Lucky Rose, 3Gyds bhd; 4 Autumn Lou, 108. Length, two lengths. Times: 4m 44a, 4m 43 2-ss, 4m 48 4-ss. DASH HANDICAP, Of £6O; limit 2.23; 1 milo 4—ALLWORTHY, limit (L. O. Thomas) 1 2 SILK CORD, 12yds bhd (C. Moran) .. 2 S—GREAT CHUM, limit (S. M. August) 3 Also Started.—6. Waving Corn. 8 Dandy Locanda. 3 Celebrity, limit; 1 Munel Bond, 7 Orleigh Mills. 12yds bhd; 9 Lady Author. 36. Two lengthsv length. Times: 2m 15 2-ss, 2m 14 3-ss, 2m 15 4-59. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, Of £75; limit 2.54; li miles 6—BOLINDA KING, limit (A. Gannett) 1 3—RARE KEY, limit (L. O. Thomas) .. 2 7—OUR McKINNEY, limit (L. Vernall) 3 Also Started.—4 Storm Queen, limit; 1 Rockella, 9 Winshow, 12yds bhd; 8 Iselsons Chum, 2 Rayon d'Or, 24. Head; two lengths. Times; 2m 45 8-sb, 2m 45 4-ss, 2m 465. SECOND DAY'S FIELDS ACCEPTORS FOR WEDNESDAY [BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] PALMERSTON NORTH, Sunday Following are the Manawatu Trotting Club acceptances for the second day, April 22: — 12.15 —PALMERSTON NORTH HANDICAP, of £6O; trotters; limit 3.49; It miles. — Native Guy, Red Huia, Panjola, limit; Native Bird. Bell Heather, 24yds bhd; Tecla, King Franz, Margaret Parrish, iNative Leaf, 30; Kraal, Native Tree. 4S; Aerial Boy, Lucky Rose, 72. 12 50—IMPROVERS' HANDICAP, of £6O; limit 3.43; H miles.—Moriori, Aerolite, Activity, Cassidy, Relax. Shadow King, limit; Azel Maid, 24yds bhd; Baron Grand, Road/sfer, Reno, 36; Meadow King, 60. I.2S—TIRITEA HANDICAP, of £7O; limit 4.55; 2 miles.—Carus, Arapai (T.), King Knight, limit; Waving Corn. Trevor de Oro, 12yds bhd; '"Epilogue, 24; Baron Alfonso, 36; Great Chum,- 48; Orleigh Mills, 60. 2.5 —LOUISSON HANDICAP, of £llO and canteen of cutlery value £10; limit 4.55; 2 miles.—Lady Author. Blondie. limit; Our McKinney, Rare Rey, 12yds bhd; Rockella, 24; Nelson's Chum. Treasure Bond. Guymond, Rayon d'Or, 36. 2.40—K AIR ANGA HANDICAP, of £6O; limit 3.5; 11 miles.—Moriori, Claudelands, Transfer, Activity, Cassidy, Shadow King, Juggler, limit; ■ Azel Maid, 24yds bhd; Travisque, Reno, 3G: Carus, -Real Pal, 48. 3.IS—PUBLICANS' HANDICAP, of £7O; trotters; limit 5.2. 2 miles.—Native Tree, Kraal, "King Franz, Native Leaf, Native Guy, Red Huia, Bell Heather, limit; Aerial Boy, Lucky Rose, 36: Arapai, 103. 3.SO—KARER.E HANDICAP, of £6O; limit 2.23; I mile.—Waving Corn, Electric Bell, Mr. Guy, Celebrity, Epilogue, Casino, Dandy Locanda. Real Pal, limit; Great Chum, Silk Cord, Muriel Bond, Allworthy.. 12yds bhd; Daddy Longlegs, 36. 4.2S—FAREWELL HANDICAP, of £7O; limit 2.54; U miles.—Daddy Longlegs, Our McKinney, Storm Queen, Rare Rey, Blondie. limit; Rockella. Winshow, Bolinda King, 12yds bhd; Nelson's Chum, Treasure Bond, Guymond, Rayon d'Or. 24. MR. G. J. BARTON'S TEAM MAY kEMAIN IN MELBOURNE [IIY TELEGRAPH —OWN CORRESPONDENT] DUNEDIN, Sunday The Dunedin owner Mr. G. J. Barton has left on a Hying'visit to Melbourne to make arrangements for his horses trained there, by S. G. Ware. Some of the young members of the team have important engagements at the Australian spring meetings, and it is not likely that they will be brought back to New Zealand, but some of them may bo sent under the hammor. Gold Fox, who brought about the disqualification of Ware and W. Jenkins, the jockey, was considered the worst horse in the team taken to Australia. SOUTHERN JUMPERS • LIKELY ELLERSLIE VISITORS [BY TELEGRAPH —OWN CORRESPONDENT] DUNEDIN. Sunday Royal Limond is now a very different horse' from what ho was a year ago. At Riverton he went at his fences without being hunted into them, and he also galloped more freely than was formerly the case. Royal Limond will very probably try to" win the Great Northern Steeplechase again. Umtali is another Southern steeplechaser whom it is intended to race at the Great Northern meeting.