TROTTING AT CHEVIOT

NZ Truth, Issue 1105, 3 February 1927, Page 10

TROTTING AT CHEVIOT

Good Fields For Saturday's Events (By "The Toff."). The Cheviot Trotting Club will hold its inaugural totalisator meeting on Saturday, where good fields promise to line out for the various contests.

THE big race is the Cheviot Club Handicap of lOOsovs. - Among the best-known that are engaged are Jolly Roger, Miss Dorothy, Patsy Phegan, First Imperial, Copra, Dillon Gold, Miss Locanda, Alvira, Pointalena, Queen Ida and Ben Dillon. Of the party, Jolly Roger looks to possess the best prospects. For the District Trial Trot, Country Life will carry most money, while m the Domett Handicap Hassan and Sensible Peter may go best. Routine only has to' begin properly MIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM

to have a royal chance m the Una Handicap. Peter Nash /and • Peter White are likely customers. . For the Spotswood Handicap, Auditress, Pointerwood and Copra may do well, as probably will Great Amazon and Nelson Wood m the Parnassus Handicap. . Logan Way will be suited by the distance m the McKenzie Handicap, so will Patsy Phegan and Miss Dorothy. The last race should find First Imperial, Pointerwood and General Brent m a conspicuous place at the finish. . ' , ill!ll!llllll!lllili!l!lllllllll!l!lllll!llililillll!l!l!lllll!M

Lenorma will be better than Te Aroha indicated. Not quite himself there. ■■.■'. * ■ # # ■ .. ,■ ' Roamer has more to come. *■" * * Tony Victor will be heard- of again despite his defeat at Te Aroha. * * # Master Councillor should -be due any time now, though it has not been for want of trying that he has failed. Andover may be home paying a price before the season closes. * # * - Peter Dean is still out m the paddock. * # • There is no reason why Floraline should not be m the money at an Alexandra Park meeting over, a twomile journey. * « # ' Raylette must be getting better with experience. Will come solid . for sure. • * * * Horizon will pay no more limit dividends at country? fixtures. His win at Te Aroha denoted solidity. * ■ -,* * Sweet Memory is still a bit unreliable on the journey. * * . .•_ » Roez some day m the country. * . * • ■ . * There is still hope for Goldman, especially under soft conditions. * •■ * ' . ' . ' Admiral Look is still active. - * * « • Liberate may yet make amends. • * * Dolly Thorpe knows how to break. ■•« # . • Ada>»Wood should get ,on the winning list at the smalls. * . * *' Some day the "crook gear" tale may not go down. Nevertheless, it seems an easy way but at present. # # # • Taranaki will draw a few northern prads on March 12. ' J. McKendrick has a Gold Bell fillyshowing some dash. J. Shaw "has a big team m work. Machine Gun and Auto Machine are still here waiting for Otahuhu. # * # Northerners y were not. surprised when Sister Beatrice won at Hastings. *;■..* * -„ There may still be more for Rock Hinton, which has paid his way. * * * Mokp Chief, second at Te Aroha, may yet do better. '•■''■"* # * • Scan Truibhas is always likely among a weak lot. ■■"■/••"■• * They are still leaving Epsom for the grass track training at Mangere. * # * Nothing is heard about Waikaha and Great Peter, but it can be taken for granted J. T. Paul is doing the right thing with the pair at his suburban quarters. ■ • # # ■■■'# . There has been nothing, really fast at Epsom lately, but they will be livened up for Otahuhu.