NORTHERN TROTTING ITEMS.

NZ Truth, Issue 744, 20 September 1919, Page 7

NORTHERN TROTTING ITEMS.

Everything- has a very promising- r ■ outlook among the light harness brij sade. There are • between fifty and. ' | sixty horses m active work at Alex- • andra Park. Cunningham has the big- - *gest team m work; it numbers nine. Among- those well forward are Wilding, Hint, Trooper Dillon, Priza \ Pearl, Puwhenua, and the Waverley — Hena g-elding". . J. Fisher has Lady Burlington, '' Flora Dillon, and a full slater named ' Flora Elmo, and others. A. Brown has Harold Junior, Quadi'oon, Red Star, and a full sister to Harold Junior all fit and well. Temple, a good looking uncer, and i Tim Bell are m work under Cutts. i, The former will hardly be ready by *x the October A.T.C. meeting. •» Jack o' Diamonds, Gold Rod, a Gold * Bell tilly, under J. W. Paull. whose ' stables are at Onehunga. must not be ( confounded with J. T. Paul, Mangere. s > - Syd. Groat has Auckland Girl, the Brent — Locanda filly dam Lady Zep- v plin, a neat little pacer that has settled down, and a relation to the trotter Hint, named Pollyanna. Hannigan's colt, by Waverley — Un- : dine, is m full work. Bon Bon, the straight-out trotter, has mado a siart ■> after the winter spell, but is too fat at the. present time to show his beat. Mr. Tom Roe is knocking his place at'Avondale into sha,pe. He will have ' a big row to hoe with the weather against him. The new track will soon be laid out. The Wildwood Junior — Annoyed colt (a Derby candidate), just taken m hand by Groat, is a very shapely , customer that should fill the bill a3 • an embryo ..classic winner. He is ay , very fine colt.