FAVOURITES FAIL
TROTTING AT EPSOM
VICTORY FOR OUR PEGGY FURTHER BETTING INCREASE Favourites again fared badly on the fcercnd day of the Auckland Trotting Club's Summer Meeting at Epsom on Saturday, Buucrana (place only), l.iinu the only one ,o win. Three of the winners, Clay D ot, Elite Rev and Adverand two minor pir.ce-getters, Silver Countess and Kia Kaha, pa'd double figures, Countess an! K>a Kaba were outsiders and both <eturnod in tho vicinity of a quarter of a century. Some good performances were registered and all the winners went, n good deal faster than handicapped to do. the weather being hot and the track Th> principal event, the Champion Handicap was won for the second year m succession by Our Peggy, "ho wp.s well driven>> M. Stewart. It. proved a fine iontc>t. the southerners Superior Rank and orth> Seed in the places. Stewart also the tight-class sprint, the Ranfnrly Han,h ( with Adversity, who prevailed in a good fini. h Irom Worthy Need and Mongolian. Our Peggv who is trained by her owner, Jr. V. Smith, and Adversity both won practically from end to end. The Leeston trainer "W i Doyle, who drove Bomber and Ned Worthy Jo victoiy on the first day, won two races in succession with Elite Key and Latest Edition, both" of whom were responsible for fine efforts in winning from back marks. The attendan.e was estimated at 15.500. The totalisator handled £61,7-10. compared ■with £48,488 on the second day last year, an increase of £13.20 v The investments for the two days were £130.950 H's. against last year, an ol £22,431 20s. Results: — OAK HANDICAP, First £l4O, second £4O. third £2O; trotters; limit 3.40; l l 2 miles g—i Buncrana, W. Hosking's b m, 4yrs. by . Wrack —Auspicious, limit (F. J. Smith) . . . . 1 4\ —Getaway, limit (G T. Mitchell) 2 12 —13 —Silver Countess, limit (.F. T. Primmer) - . . . . . . 3 (Winner trained by F. J". Smith, Takanini.) Also Started. —2—l Golden Journey with the winner), 7 —o Car Bingen and Ra.ige .Finder (bracketed), 11 —ll Loyal Star, 5 —5 Mac's Jimmy, 14, —10 Port Chalmers, 9 —Si Kara Avis. 13 —15 Singing Bird. I—£ Suspense. 17—17 Trafalgar Boy, 10—10 Twice Worthy, 14—14 AVharekawa. limit; 6 —7 Vera Worthy, 24yds bhd; 3—3 Bomber. 16—12 Mattie Herbilwyn, 4S; B—S Dolores Silk, GO. Length and a-half; two and a-half lengths. !Times: 3m 30 l-'o>. 3m 30 3-ss, 3m 31 3-ss. DECEMBER HANDICAP, First £l4O. second £-10, third £2O; limit 3.5; miles —4 —Cynic, C. Moran's b m, flyrs, by Ciro—Gatwick, limit (Owner) .. 1 I—Vanson,1 —Vanson, limit (F. J. Smith) . . 2 S—-3 —Sir Echo, limit (C. H. Goodall) 3 (Winner trained by Owner, Claudelamis.) Also Started.—7—S Auto Bingen, 5—5 Escobar, B—o Flash Light, O—7 Kallula. 12- —12 Lucky -Derby, 3—3 Parrish Bov (bracketed with Sir Echo). o—o Parrish Lad, I—l Kama Direct (bracketed with Vanson). 11 —11 Tasker Queen, limit; 2 —2 Northern Smile, 24yds bhd; 10—10 Mandajay, 30. Length and a-quarter: length. Times: 2m ■49s, 2m 49 3-ss, 2m 50s. SUMMER HANDICAP, First £2lO. second. £OO, third £3O; limit 4.41; 2 miles s—3—Toceetie, S. Bennett's br m. aged, by Grattan Loyal—Cyone, 4Syds bhd (F. Holmes) . . . . . . . . 1 «—s—Princess Llnnett, limit (A W. Broughton) .. ~ .. . . 2 2—2—Mazaire, 12yds bhd (C. S. Donald) 3 (Winn.-r trained by E. Schofield, Kekerangu.) Also Started.—S—B Belfast Jack, o—lo Petite_ Jewel, . 10—9 Silver Watch, limit; 2. V Boop, 12yds bhd; 4—l Kinawley. 1 ' Musketeer. 11—11 Proletarian, 30'; 6—o Great Chum, 48. Length arid a-half; neck. Times, 4m 20s, 4ra 30 3-ss, 4m 29 4-ss. CHAMPION HANDICAP, First £595, second £l7O, third £Bs* limit. 3.23; lV a miles 4—3—Our Pesgy, F. Smith's b m, aged by Our Thorpe—Flora Elmo, 12yds bhd (M. Stewart) . . . . . 1 I—l—Superior Rank, limit (C. S. Donald) . . . . . . , . 2 s—2—Worthy Need, limit (C. Smith) .. 3 (Winner trained by Owner, Claudelands.) —ll —l2 Bronze Queen. 10—9 Hillcrest, 5—5 Kilrea, 2—4 Our Jewel limit; 3—2 Cruiser, bracketed with orthv Need, B—S Mongolian, 11—11 Three Bells, 12yds hhd; 9—lo Bill 8., 7—7 Bold Venture, 13—13 Kenworlhv, 24; o—o B; yard, 48. Neck; half a length. Times: 3m 16s, 3m 1< l-ss, 3m 17 2-ss. TRAMWAY HANDICAP, First £195, second £55, third £25; limit, 2.50; 1y A miles 4—4—Clay Pot, G. and J. Paton's b m. Oyrs. by Jack Potts—Jessie Bells, limit (J. Pa ton) . . . . . 1 12—12—Handicapper, limit (G. H. Stubbs) . . . . . . 2 6—7—Stargum, 30yds bhd (G. A. Williams) . . . . . . 3 (Winner trained by Cr. Pafon, Epsom.) Also Started.—s—s Albertini. 10—10 Derby Lu, 11—10 Forest- Jewel, 15—13 Silver Watch, I—l Swift Lady, 2—2 Whanako, 13 —15 Young Parry, limit; 9—9 John's Last. 3-—3 Katene. B—o8 —0 Monty Chimes, 12yds bhd; lo—ll Kewpie's Queen, 1-I—ll Narbada, 7—B Ropata, 21. Neck; half a length. Times; 2m 475, 2m 47 l-ss, 2m 34 2-ss. EPSOM HANDICAP, First £195 second £55, third £25; trotters; limit, 3.12; 1 1 ,2 miles C —s—Elite Rey, W. Fairbairn's ch m, aged, by Wrack —Bon Key, 81yds bhd (W. J. Doyle) . . . . . . 1 22 —Modest Maid, limit (M. Stewart) 2 6—i—Modern Lady, 24yds bhd <F. Holmes) . . . . .. .. 3 (Winner trained by W. J. Doyle, Leeston.) Also Started.-—l—o Expensive Lady, limit; 7—, Dick Redmond. 10—]0 Kliiotvale. 12yds bhd; 11—Brin Haven. —:j Worthy Treasure. 21; I—l Worthy Uelwyn, 36; S- —-11 Listowe!, 81; 9 —S Great Surprise. 108. Heaji; three-quarters of a length. Times: 3m 21 2-ss, ,3m 28 3-ss, 3m 27 l-ss. DOMINION HANDICAP, First £175, second £SO, third £25; limit, 3.1; V/ 4' miles 4—l Lalcst Edition, E. E. Russell's b g, 4yrs, by Grattan Loyal— Daphne de Oro, 30yds bhd (\V. J. Doyle) . . . . . . 1 £ —S—|hi I hi, limit (A. W. Broughton) 2 18 —19—|<ia Kaha, limit (B. Norris, i«n.) . . . . . . . . . . 3 (Winner trained by W. J. Doyle, Leeston.) Also Started.—ll—12 Auto Lad, 10—10 Ayrshire Scott. 11—15 Bingen Fashion. 21—21 Blue Crest, o—o Don Walla, .".—.3 Durato 1— 1 Magic Task, 20—18 Maridalav, 9—ll Repose, ]•_>—» Sir Echo, 17—17 -no?> Bingen, limit; 7—7 Alcazar, 10—16 13—13 Peter v-1 i'~ K , 1,n,1y - — r> Taimaiii, 12yds bhd; 1!)— 211 Royal Pa'm ''o Three-quarters of a length' each wav Times: 2m 40 4-ss, 2m 50 l-ss, 2m 50 3-ss. lIA X FIIP, LYITA NDI ('A P First £230, second £<;.-,, third'£3o- - 2. IS; ],;4 ni j| PS 1' —T—Adversity, Miss N. Dunlop's h ? aged, by A 1 Mark—Nut Ansel mare limit. (.M/ Stewart) . . , . ' j B—38 —3 Worthy Need, 12yds bhd (F Holmes) . . .. . ' o S —B—Mongolian, 12vds bhd (L V ~ i Berkett) ' ' ' a | trained by if. Stewart, Te Kapa ) ■ Also Started.—l2—l2 Attain, 11 —nj Bronze Queen, 5---1 Kilrea and Ringtrue I bracketed; I—s1 —5 Our Jewel, 1.",—1 a X„b!e ! Prince, 10—9 Tangaroa and Trari'-wel! 1 bracketed, limit; 2—;! Accountant, 1 •> v r ,j i Worthy, 12yds bhd; !>—lo Bill B ~o—o : Uenuku, 21. Half a length; length and a-qu.irter ! Times: 2m -13s, 2m 12 2-ss, 2m 435.
RACING FIXTURES
December rip, January 1. 2 —Auckland Racing Club. January I—W.vndham Racing Club. January I—Waikouaiti1 —Waikouaiti Racing Club. January 'I, 2—Hawke's Bay Jockey Club. January 1,2 —Wairarapa Racing Club. January 1. 2 —Stratford Racing Club. January 1, 2 —Marlon Jockey Club. January 2—Oaniaru Jockey Club. January :i—Southland i'acing Clnb. January !), 11 lieertun Jockey Clnb. January in. it—Vincent Jockey Club. January Ifi, Is. •_>■_>— Wellington Racing Club January is—Wairio Jockey Club. January IS, 2d—Thames Jockey Club. January 22 —-Ashhurst - JPohangina. Racing Clnb. January 25, 27—-Pahiatna Raring Clnb. January 25, 2fl —Auckland Racing C'lnb. January 30, February I—Wairoa Racing Club. «
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