FORBURY PARK TROTS
FIRST DAY’S. REISULTS. DON WILD WINS. CUP. Per Press Association. DUNEDIN, February 4. The Forbury Park trots were held m fine but windy weather and before a large attendance The track was. in excellent order and the totalisator handled .£36,378 10s, as compared with £34,812 lfts for the corresponding day last year. Results: — VAUXHALL HANDICAP, Of 225 sovs; one mile. Young Blake (N. Price) 1 * Wood Lass 2 General Derby ■ 3 Also started—Lady Bllwood, Kiloany, Marvin Chief, Tiaki, Stone Ginger, Lord Rokeby, Peter Boy, Queen Wilkes, Erlstroke, Ardwood, Kentucky Child, McKinney Mac, Lady Cliff. W. D., Audominion, EH Belotte, Lottie Direct, Swiftest, Alpha Wilkes. Won by four lengths each way. Time, 4min 4 l-sseo. KENSINGTON HANDICAP, Of 275 sovs; two miles. Kilmarnock (McGregor) I Linden 2 Lenamhor 3 Also started—Vitalis, Mountain Chimes, Passing Shadow, Cottage Girl. Trenand. Red Prince, Lucky Dillon, Friendship, Undeiscruh, Glen Farge, Littlefield, Dalnahine. Won by two lengths, with a length and a half between seoond and third. Lucky Dillon and Cottage Girl fell. Time, 4min ‘4 2-sseo. MUSSELBURGH HANDICAP, Of 275 sovs; two miles. Fox Trot (Hadfield) 1 Bon Sonty 2 Renown 3 Also started—Supreme, Bonette, Handsome Jack (coupled with Bon Sonty), Peter the First, Sir Wildmoor, Mastei Robbins, Bushranger, Wonder Why. Won by five lengths, with twejrj lengths between next two horses. Timq 4min 55sec. ' DUNEDIN CUP HANDICAP, Of 1025 sovs; two miles. Don Wild (Fleming) 1 Chiide Pointer 2 Star Queen 3 Also started Adair, General Link, Emperor, Sherwood, Trix Pointer, AsOf 275 sovs; one mile and five furlongs. lon, Tatsy Dillon, Whispering Willie, Albert dJing. Halloa. Won by a length and a half, six lengths between next two horses. General Link was fourth. The winner led all the way. Time, 4min 38 l-ssec. CHATHAM HANDICAP, Of 275 sovs; ono mile an five furlongs Away (McDermott) 1 Miss O’Neill 2 Fireman 9 Also started —Do Oro, Maid Maheno, Daphne Bird, Princess I/ocanda, Lady Embrace, Logan Lou, Wallace Dillon, Coleno Pointer, Landlady, Royal Hops, Olwyn, Cocoa, Pointalena, Raymins, Haera Ra, Kanuknot, La France, Cliffs, ton Chimes, Onawa. Won by a short length, with tea| lengths between second and third. Time, 3min 57 3-ssec. OTAGO HANDICAP, Of 375 sovs; two miles. Nighborn (Jardine) 1 Peter McKinney 2 The Squire 3 Also started—Admiral Derby, Darkest; Claude, Alto, Mangoutu. Kola Bell, Our. Lady, Solace, Wonder Why, Merry Bin-1 gen, Renown. j Won by two lengths, With twelve 1 length* between second and third. Time, 4mm 43 4-sseo. KING GEORGE HANDICAP, Of 375 sovs; one mile and three furlongs. Latona (Warren) 1 Sir Henry ... 2 Handsome Lad 3 Also started—Peter King, Jane Wilkes, Norma Dillon, Ben Mac, Stockade, Vilo. Won by three lengths, with a length and a half separating 6econd and third. Time, 3min 12 3-sseo ELECTRIC HANDICAP, Of 325 sovs; one mile. Locanda Mac (McKendry) 1 Marvin Mao 2 Rita's Greeting 3 Also started—Russell Maid, Delta, Golden Nut, Tauhinu, First Toll, Bon Wilkes, Oaknut, Matty’s Boy, Nel Pointer, Olive, Huon, Thea Adair, Downcast, Idris, Hiram Galindo. Won by a length, with the same distance between second! and third horses. Time, 2min 16 l-ssec. SECOND DAY’S ACCEPTANCES Per Press Association. DUNEDIN, February 4. The following acceptances have been received for the second day of the Forbury Park Trotting Club’s meeting:— WAVERLBY HANDICAP, of 225 eov B ; one mile and five furlongs.—Supreme W.D., Lady Elwood, General Derby, ICilbarry scr, Alpha Wilkes, Swiftest 12yds bhd, Tipperary, Bonmore, Bonnette 24, Handsome Jack 36, Peter the First, Sir Wildmoor 60, Fox Trot 72, Bushranger 06, Renown 120. TELEGRAPH HANDICAP, of 276 sovs two miles;—Prospect, Vitalis, Welcome Knight, Sunny Vue, Mother Machree scr. Red Prince, Lucky Dillon 12yds bhd, Passing Shadow 24, Glen Farg 36, Brown Chequer 72, Lenamhor 108, Kilmarnock, Oaknut 132, Locanda Mac 168. NEIW ZEALAND TROTTING STAKES, of 600 sov6; one mile and a half. —Ingle Bingen, Young Blake, Avalanche, Gabardine, Sheila Wilkes, Audominion, Nelson Guest, Adelaide Wood, Bob Wilkes, Exotie, Lady Carbine. FORBURY HANDICAP of 1000 sovs; two miles.—Adair, Royal Step, Emperor 6cr, Asturio, Chiide Pointer, Star Queen, Loganwood 12yds bhd, Don Wild, Ouimet 24, Locanda Dillon, Trix Pointer, Tatar Dillon, General Link, Whispering Willie, Sherwood 48, Albert Cling, Vilo 72. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP, of 275 sovs; one mile and five furlongs.—Alwyn, Wallace Dillon, Master Adonis, Myrtle Wilkes, Princess Locanda, Colene Pointer. Landlady, Mahene, Forbury, Royal Hope, De Oro Maid, Logan Lou scr, Daphne Bird, Raymius, Haere Ra, Kanuknot 24yds bhd. La France, Onawa 36, Fireman, Mammon 48, Miss O’Neill 60, Away, Irish Whispers 72, Walroon 84. CRESCENT HANDICAP, of 375 sovs; two miles.—Bon Sontw Claude Alto, Darkest, The Squire, Admiral Derby scr. Our Lady, Mangoutu, Kola Bell, Solace 12yds bhd. Merry Bingen 48, Nighborn, Peter McKinney 198. ROYAL HANDICAP, of 82ji tots’i one mile and five furlongs.—Mountain Chimes, Oboe, M. Wilkes, Wallroon, Underecrub scr, Cottage Girl, Little Field, Greystone, Golden Nut, Dalna>hine 12yds bhd, Linden 24, Fashion Queen, First Toll, Dolly Dillon 36, Lenamhor 48, Bonny Logan, Peter King 60, Ben Mac 72, Latona 84. The following are not eligible:—Royal Step. Oratorio, Adair, Jane Wilkes, Vilo. AU REVOIR HANDICAP, of 325 sovs; one mile.—Delta, Russell Maid scr, Tanhinu, First Toll, Rita’s Greeting, Jane Wilkes, Bon Wilkes 12yd s bhd, Matty’s Boy, Marvin Mao, Norma Dillon, Nell Pointer, Handsome Lad, Olive Huon, Thea 24, Sir Henry 86, Idris, Hiram Galindo 48, Bell Fashion 60.
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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11436, 5 February 1923, Page 8
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