SOUTHERN TROTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23160, 5 October 1938, Page 13

SOUTHERN TROTS

NEW BRIGHTON EVENTS/ACCEPTORS FOR SATURDAY STRONG FIELDS ENGAGED y ELEVEN IN CHALLENGE STAKES: : I _______ ' [by telkgbai'H—i'iiess association] . CHRISTCHURCH, Tuesday . Acceptances fflr tho New Brighton" • Trotting Club's meeting on £saturday~ are as follows: ''"" H ' ;;■■■■■ ■ JIJ ' INNOVATION HANDICAP, , r ,\± Of .C 200; trotters; limit, 3.48; lVa mileS' _ Burlesque ... Li. - , • yds bhdl; *j Frances Worthy Lt. Oliineftiutu • . 24:r | Gentleman Joo Lt. Premier ... 21 r i Hamel Bey • • Lt. SMdeland . . 24'" Paying Guest .. Lt. Axiom ..... 36- r [ Swift Guy . . Lt. Gerfalcon • • 36 Tiny Guy . . . Lt. Princess Tommy Guy .. Lt. Beverley • 36 \ i yds bhd Sphinx .... 30 Gaynor .... 12 TJmworthy / . ,48 - ; . Harvest Dillon 12 Blue Logan . . 60 Bon Chance 24 Gay Crusader 72 • Leo Boy . . . 21 Header • ■ • ; 84 SHIRLEY HANDIOAP, ! Of £200; limit, 3.34; \% miles . ;?r I Colonel Purvejtfr • • • Li,",<■■■ ! Axworthy . Lt. Quest ..... Lt.'' ' Cruiser .... Lt. Hoyal Grattan Lt..~. . ; Diversion . . • Lt. yds bhd. Eddie Tolan . Lt. Ace High . • 12"-'!' i Hidden Charm Lt. Evora .... 12 t. j Janeworthy • . Lt. Purina .... 12 Llewellyn's. Pet Lt. ■ :: z . .j. WALTER THOMPSON HANDICAPS - I Of £300; limit. 4.3G; 2 miles y~ |' Bing Crosby . . Lt. J yds bbd* \ Donor .• • • Lt. Colonel Grattan 12, . f Ferry Post . . Lt. Harlequin •• • 13 ;> ? Golden Cross . Lt. Casanrtva . < ■< 30 , . < Nell Grattan . Lt. Guy Junior . . -:48 . | Zincali . ... Lt. Horse Power . 60 NEW BRIGHTON OHALLENOE STAKES, ! Of £300; three-year-olds; 1 1 / 4 milos 'j " Millimetre "Virginia Girl ; Shadowson Repose . ' !• Coquette Revision Special Editor . Zingarne • .-j Xaiki Wainom Girl ; ■ , Axspear ; .- j AVON HANDICAP, [ Of £200; limit 2.55; iVi miles ; Ace High . . . Lt. Jackaranda . . Lt.''l Aqua Bond . . Lt. Labourraan . . Lt.-/ • • i Bayard ... ... . Lt. : v-. _ " • Jdabhd Bill B. . . - . Lt. Credit Funds . 12 Eastern Prince. Lt. Full Hand . . 12 Evora .... Lt. Old Faithful -12 Icevus • • • • Lt. Olive Kipg . .12Intrigue . . . Lt. Loyal Pat . . 24, Gallinford . • Lt. Starwyn .• . . 48 - Ivy Potereon . Lt i NEW BRIGHTON HANDICAP. ~ Of £250; trotters; limit, 3.30; l'A Guy Hugo . . Lt. ydsbhd Parrish Guide. Lt. First Wrack '. 30 Pilot Peter . . Lt. Great Admiral 3G v yds bhd Helen'B Bay « 30 Ganton i . . . 24 Lament . • • . 86 / . Aristotle . • ..80 Wahnooka . r 6« Discord .... 30 Sea Gift . . .108 _ ' BEACH HANDICAP, ' ; Of £300; limit, 8.20; I%'miles . : Blair Athol . . Lt. „ yds bhd , Carver Doono Lt. Rey Spec-. . . 24 Gallant Knight Lt. Eyicus .... 36 Iraq Lt. Plutus .... 36 Llewellyn's „ Village Guy . 36 Pride . . . Lt. War Buoy . . 36 . ydsbhd Grand Mogul . 48-< \ Ginger Jack . .12 Pot.Luck. ... .60.: Rongomai ... 12 Lucky Jack . . 72 Big Author . 21 Indianapolis • . 80 Renown's Best 24 s .. j FAREWELL HANDICAP, Of £200? saddle; limit, 2.17; 1 mile Doubt •• • . .Lt. „ ydsbhd ; Reno .... Lt. . Heather Queen 1— Satte Kine .. . Lt. Racketeer . • . 12 . Sky Wink ... Lt. Cavan Chief - 12\ Slippery Sam . Lt. Shrejdie. 12 Waitaki Power . TRAINING AT EPSOM BEDFORD'S 0001) »TO'«T ; ; FOREST JEWEL SHOWS FORM;-. FERNBROOK LASS GOES FREELY); ' BY'ABAYDOS Some very useful efforts were reguK tered at Epsom yesterday, when the track was in good order and the comjUk]; tion.s were favourable except-for a stiff breeze. Forest Jewel and Bedford were responsible for the- best half miles an 1.6 1-5. Other smart performances were, v-v, Fisher and Pukemiro, 1.7; Handi-

' capper, 1.7 3-5 ( Muriga Tangi, Fern* brooki Lass, Noble Prince, Kewpie's ; Queen, 1.8, Kewpie's Crest and Kewpie's Triumph, 1.8 3-5. . 4 Pukemiro (W. Fleming), Beaford ,{- (D. Smith),-Fisher (A. Paton) arid i Atarau King (C. M. Morrison) left thfc mile and a-quarter as named, Bedfogf'';?]/ finishing well to. win in 2.55 1-5; Fishej,!- V; ' unhoppled, showed rare dash across thtf < top but tired slightly at the end;- , J Pukemiro went solidly throughout amr- ' is improvihg.' Atarau. King, who vraf: trotting, broke early arid, dropped back; * i Munga Tangi (0. M. Morrison) aha, ' Fernbrook Lass (L. Layer) were to»' i gether at the end of two miles in j covering the -last half-mile in Munga Tangi, who is. in great l«jart»: 4 was alwayß going comfortably. FemM||p brook Lass infused dash into the sprmfeSf home. Kewpie's Queen Shapes Well ... Kewpie's. Crest.(J... Gee) .rbegan from 5 the mile and a-half, -Rosalie (K.. Bell)., and Kewpie's Queen (W. Gee) : rgoine pk few' lengths in front as he: reached the mile and a-quarter.'Kewpiejs Crest. was in the lead at the'mile in 2.31, bpt. Kewpie's Queen finished in front after . | running her mile and a-quarter in 2.59 3-5. She Was off the scene for- a\week> through &' foot injury but has- made a , good recovery. Kewpie's Crest com-> pleted the mile . and a-half in 3.40« | Rosalie, who broke in the middle stages;j was: running'on at theend v to record 1.10 for the last half-mile. i Forest Jewel ~(L._ Mitchell),. dftec j, .! going the first-mile easily in 2.23, corny.;} pleted a mile arid a-half in 3.29 1-5. She- - | has derived benefit from recent racing ;] and bears a bright k ■' Equipoise (R. Atigust) was never at v 1 top while working -two miles, the last six furlongs at a 2.24 gait. He has done y'j well since the August meeting.' Gay Moko (J. Mahoney), . assisted over the last nine furlongs by Vanora j (L. rJ. Mahoney), -went soundly over a i. a mile and a-halr at a 2.30 gait. Vanora . afterwards-went a mile and a-half, v - without' being: extended, in 3.42. He 'is * much brighter than when he last raced.}| ;; Stargum (W. Head) worked steadily,: y; over two miles, gradually increasing , j the pace to run the last half in 1.12* ' He was unhoppled.

, * Nobla Prince's Task Noble Prince (J. McKendrick)V % Tommy McElWyn (J. Peters), Atarau" - King (C. M. Morrison), Autumn Lu\ (G. H. Stubbs) and Handicapper (P. > Morrison) left the mile and a-half as named, Noble Prince ..finishing in front and going on to complete two miles in 4.57. Handicapper, unhoppled, went the last mile and a-quarter in 2.59 4-5. Autumn who has not dono inuch fast work sinco resuming, trotted the. .. mile and a-half in 3.45. " : " Post Haste (L. J. Mahoney) ran the last mile of two in 2.22. He has improved in condition since racing in u AugUSt. ci; Embers (J. Peters) and Bragen Sun (W. Head) trotted steadily for a mile e • and a-quarter, when the former was f* eased. Bingen Sun, completed two miles} the last half-mile in 1.15. Embers as full-sister to Worthy Lii. • m-ovt An* unnamed mare by Nelson TasketjH (D. Cook) gave an improved display. while trotting, soundly over a mile a-half in 3.52, Lucky Love, who is great heart," was let off with an easy., task. .. -, ■ t -v. Kewpie's Triumph (K. Bell) acted,*.,' as pacemaker to Matala (J. Gee) and Zj the Ringtrue—Linnet the Great filly v(J. McKendrick) for a-mile. He was afterwards sent two miles, the first ut,\ < 2.32 and the second in 2.23. /' *. «. Petite Jewel (W. H. Andrews), assisted over the last mile and a-quarter - by Silk Lady (J. Fannell), worked miles at a 2.30 gait.'