HUTT PARK TROTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23879, 1 February 1941, Page 7

HUTT PARK TROTS

ELEVEN IN TIIE CUP GOOD PERFORMERS ENGAGED GOLD BAR SOLIDLY FANCIED Tho Wellington Trotting Club's Summer Meeting will bo concluded at llutt Park to-day. The fivlds are evenly balanced and the chief events will he tho Wellington Trotting Cup and the An lievoir Handicap. Horses likely to be well supported include; Progressive Handicap. Danzie Guy, Chateau, Allie Audubon. Woburn Handicap.—Spencer Yolo, All Gallant. Surprise Potts. Wainui Handicap.—Channel Fleet, Grattanila, Single Star. Wellington Trotting Cup.—Gold Bar, Zincali, Fremont. Navy l-Jandicap.—Reception, Franz Derby, . Dark Hazard. Waiwhetu Handicap.—Positive, Statuette, Neutrality. Ferry Handicap.—Single Star, Little Derby, Kid Wolf. Au .Revoir Handicap.—Bluo Diamond, Special Edition, Coquette. Acccpta nc.es:— 11.30—PROGRESSIVE HANDICAP, of £'2oo; trotters; limit. 1.59; -j miles.—Gipsy Lee, Helen Scott, Highrate, Thor, Worthy Audubon, limit; Danzie Guy, 12yds bhd; Chateau, 48; Expensive Lady, si; Allie Audubon, 308. . T-M2 —WOBURN HANDICAP, of £175; limit, 3.43; I'/, miles.—All Gallant, Castclla, Del Oro. Falaise, ICaulala, Dan's Pride, Spencer Volo, Shannon Lass, Swagger Jack, limit; Supriso Potts, 12yds bhd; Burt Scott, Positive, 00. 12.54—WAINUI HANDICAP, of £225; limit, 2.57; V/ 4 miles. —Channel Fleet. Slar Ace, limit; Grattanita, Fult Hand, Heroic Prince, Labour Day, Oxford Scholar, 12yds bhd; Single Star, 48. 1.30—W EL LI NG'l'ON TROTTIN C> CU P, of i'. r >00; limit, 4.34; 2 miles.—Lady Carol, Fremont, Huguenot, Sainton, Smile Again limit; Tocectie, Three Tens, 12,vds bhd; Gold Bar, Mongolian, Zincali, 24; Cruiser, 3(5. 2.IB—NAVY HANDICAP, or £350; trotters; limit, 1.38; 2 miles. Parrish Guide, limit; Mohican. Gracie Fields, Reception. Tan .John, '2lyds bhd; Kranz Derby, Nl >it i*. 3(>; Dark Hazard, -is. . 3.0- W.MWIIK'i'U HANDICAP, of fjoo : limit, 3.1; ]\ miles.-—Burt Scott, Don Walla, Gold Plight, Lough Derg, Spencer Volo, Positive, limit; Neutrality, Scapa Flow, Statuette, I,'jyds bhd; Milliard, 21; Star Ace, 3.42—FER R V HANDICAP, of £250; limit, 3.30; IVi miles.—Cloverdalc, Grattanita, Sir Jiilien. Sister Polly, Stylish Boy, limit; Axspear, Kid Wolf, Little Derby, Single Star, 12yds hlul; Distributor, Popeye, 24. 4.24—A U REVOIR HANDICAP, of jL'jT.'t; limit, 3.'27; I'i. miles.—Blue Diamond, C'oqucltc, Distributor. Ma zaire, Pamelus, Special Edition, limit; Lady Carol, 30yds bhd; Cruiser, 60. EGMONT CANDIDATES AIR FLIGHT SPRINTS WELL [iJY tklegiuPll OWN conukspondknt] HAWERA, Friday There was unusual activity on the Hawera tracks yesterday morning, when the outside of the course proper was available for fast, work. The «ling was out of the ground and the going will not he hard for next week's meeting'. Surveyor-General (McDonald) was not after time in running five furlongs in 1.8 2-5. Ho has done well since racing at Christmas and he should again be seen to advantage next week. Friesland shaded Stencil in 1.0. Friesland did not race prominently in the Wellington Cup, his only race at the Trentham meeting, but ho will be better suited by thi* smaller field in tho Egmont Cup. Stencil ran a good raco in her solo engagement at Trentham. Southern Blood and One Whetu vere companions over a mile, the last seven furlongs taking 1.10. Southern Blood derived benefit from his two races during the holidays, and, with the tracks to his liking, he may soon show to advantage. Noliinii encompassed a mile in 1.50, the last five furloiiKs taking .1.8. Air Flight (McDonald), who appears to be rapidly regaining form, displayed much of her two-year-old brilliance in defeating Sea Link (Ryan) over five furlongs in 1.0 Veldette (Thomson) covered the last, three furionffs of a round of pace work in 4 Is. Sne made an auspicious debut in open company at Ashhurst, and sho appears to be on the up-grade. Gltana Lass secured a break on War Lap and maintained it to the end of five furlongs, run in 1.7 3-5. Avclona sprinted half a mile in 555. Night Ray, Minvaal ami Viracious finished in that order over five furlongs in 1.7 3-5. Night Ray, a daughter of Nightly and Lady Eka, is making measurable progress. Le Marquia (Grylls) strode over five furlopgs in 1.10. Bright. Gleam ran half a mile in 55s She is endowed with a. good turn of speed and will make her debut next week. Battledress was under restraint to remain with Namatea at the conclusion of half a mile in 58 3-ss. Battledress may develop into a fine three-year-old. Filbert was kicked out to record 1.35 for seven furlongs. Barry Boy showed bis customary speed over the early stages of half a mile to lead from Bidens. but be tired in the run home and the pair finished on terms in 535. There was little between High Tone anil Miss Phaleron in the same time. Royal Star 11., Student Prince, Val Pere and Tavo.v were, given useful pace work. The former Auckland light-weight horseman. W. M. Thomson, has made Hawera his headquarters, and he is attached to S. McGreal's stable. NEW COLTS AT HAWERA PURCHASES AT WELLINGTON [BY TKLEGItAPH-OWN cokrkspondent] I HAWERA, Friday Buyers from Taranaki were active at the i Trentiiam yearling stales, and a number of i youngsters purchased there are likely to make | their way into Hawera stables. Mr. M. A. Ryan, Manaia, the owner of Chief Lord, secured the bay colt- by Lord Quex from Fairy Mark, a full-brother to Charles Edward, for I togns. He will probably go into R. Brooch's stable. ; Another Manaia sportsman. Mr. G. Ryan,! also a client of R. P,rough, went to 120gns. to secure the brown colt by Man's Pal from Charlotte ('onlay. Mr. 1. McGuire, the owner of Filbert, purchased the black colt by Man's Pal from ! Warden's Queen, the half-sister to Queen of Song, for 55gns. The colt has been turned out in tho Waikato district. The half-brother by Man's Pal to Night Eruption fell to Mr. S. H. King, Hawera, lor '>oogns. Mr. F. llealy, Urenui. purchased for 55gns (ho filly by Lang Bian from Miss Pippin an English-bred mare served to New Zealand time. The filly will be broken-ill, then turned out for tho winter. Mr. F. Walker, Hawera, the owner of Barry Boy and High Tone, secured the bay colt by Gynerium from Melissa for "I2ogns. The youngster is a half-brother to Merial and j Belle Fcnuiie.