NEW BRIGHTON TROTS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 21243, 26 January 1931, Page 10

NEW BRIGHTON TROTS.

CHIEF EVENT TO REGAL VOYAGE. (Special to Daily Times.) CHRISTCHURCH, January 24. The January meeting of the New Brighton Trotting Club was held to-day in bright sunshine, with an easterly breeze to temper the heat. There was an average attendance, and some excellent sport was provided by large fields, though one or two of the events were disappointing. A feature of the proceedings was that the last five races were won by horses from New Brighton stables. The totalisator investments were £17,106 10s, compared with £23,791 at the March meeting last year. The following are the results: — INNOVATION HANDICAP. (In harness). Of 150sovs. Uuhoppled trotters. Class 3.50. One mile and a-half. I—Mr1 —Mr G. W. Noble’s b g KILBIRNIE DAN, by Nelson Bingen—Bon Homme mare, 4yrs, 36yds bhd (R. Townley) 1 15 —Mr J. M. Diack’s DUCO, aged, 12 (Owner) 2 19—Mr M. J. MTeigue’s GREAT BURTON, aged, 72 (Owner) .. 3 Also started: 2 Reverie, 3 Real Boy, 9 Corn Rose, 13 Tom Wilkes, 13 Dilfashion, 18 Last Child, 8 Arohanui, 16 Rembrandt, 9 Peter Conquest scr, 4 Lucky Voyage 12yds bhd, 12 Bell Heather 12, 5 Guy Carbine 24, G Fair Exchange 36, 6 Pattie Bingen 48, 19 Saka Bona 48, 17 Esbine 60, 9 Peter Fashion 96. Tom Wilkes led Out, hut broke after going a furlong. Last Child and Reverie then took charge, but Duco was in front at the stand, with Kilbirnie Dan next. Kilbirnie Dan drew dear leaving the straight, and half a mile from home he was followed by Duco and Fair Exchange, with Great Burton fourth. Fair Exchange then broke, and there was no further change, Kilbirnie Dan beating Duco by three lengths, with Great Burton six lengths further away, followed by Esbine. Times: 3min 42 4-ssec, 3m in 43 4-ssec, 3min 43sec.

SHIRLEY HANDICAP, (In harness), Of IGOsovs. Class 3.38. One mile and a-half. 10— Mr D. Rodgers’s blk g DILLON LOGAN, by John Dillon—Belle Logan, 4yrs, 48yds bhd (W. Ban-on) 1 4—Mr A. C. Simmons’s LYDIA POINTER, 6yrs, scr (C. S. Donald) 2 3Mr J. Westerman’s LOCATION, 3yrs, scr (H, Frost) 3 Also started: 18 Aristotle scr, 14 Dark Girl scr, 11 Major Brent scr, 7 Fleet Arrow scr, 13 Flying Prince scr, 6 Achray scr, 17 Le Fashion scr, 15 Te Aike ecr, 3 Dollar King scr (coupled with Location), 12 Adjuster sci' 8 Blue Glen 12yds bhd, 19 Silver Sea 12, 5 Loco 24, 9 Holly Bank 24, 1 Russell Pointer 24, 16 Lord Match! ight 36, 2 White Stranger 36. Le Fashion took charge at the start from Lydia Pointer, with Silve.r Sea next. Le Fashion led Silver Sea and Lydia Pointer past the stand, with Location, Dollar King, and Adjuster handy, while Dillon Logan was closing up. Half a mile from home Dillon Logan joined Silver Sea and Le Fashion in the lead, witli Lydia Pointer next, and Holly Bank closing up. Dillon Logan took charge at the entrance to the straight, and won by three lengths from Lydia Pointer, who beat Location by a neck, with Holly Bank a length further back. Times; 3min 24sec, 3min 28 3-ssec, 3min 28 4-ssec. WAIMARI HANDICAP ■ (In harness), Of 400sovs. Class 4.40. Two miles. B—Mr8 —Mr R. Wandin’e ch m REGAL 1 VOYAGE, by Happy VoyageLogan Princess, Cyrs, 84yds (inc. 24yds penalty) (D. Withers) .. 1 I—Mr D. Spence’s MILO MINTO, syrs, 24 (0. E. Hooper) .... 2 4 Mr W. C. Pollard’s AUTHOR FRANZ, 6yrs, scr (C. S. Donald) 3 Also started: 14 Kreislor scr, 2 Colonial Boy 12yds bhd, 6 Kelp 24, 3 Mac Doro 36, 13 Vecto 36, 10 El Direct 36, 7 Fair Wave 36, 5 Great Author 48, 11 Salient 48, 12 Play wave 48, 0 Aleron 60. Author Franz drew out from Kreisler, with Milo Minto and Colonial Boy next. This t was the order at the end of half a mile, where Fair Wave also jsined in. With a mile gone, Author Franz had Fair Wave in close attendance, with Milo Minto, Colonial Boy, and Great Author at the head of the others. Half a mile from home Author Franz and Fair Wave were showing the way to Milo Minto and Colonial Boy with Regal Voyage closing up. Milo Minto was in front when the straight was reached, but Regal Voyage wore him down, and won by a head. Author Franz was three lengths away, with Fair Wave two lengths further back. Times: 4min 27 l-ssec, 4min 32 2-ssec, 4min 35 l-ssec. SUMMER HANDICAP (In harness), Of IGOsovs. Class 3min. One mile and a-quarter. 7—Mr L. Frost’s br g SOME GUY, by Real Guy—Cammie, syrs, 12yds bhd (Owner) 1 1 — Mr A. C. Simmons’s LYDIA POINTER, 6yrs, scr (C. S. Donald) 2 4Mr T. Capstick’s ACHRAY, aged, scr (G. M'Kendry) 3 Also started: 2 Radley scr, 19 Arklow scr, 13 Great Audo scr, 12 Belle Lorrimer scr, 10 Madama Locanda scr, 15 Linella scr, 9 Dusolina scr (coupled with 9 Doiiard 48 yds bhd). 8 Golden Bond scr, 20 Great Adventure 12, 11 Blue Glen 12, 17 Jupiter 12, 18 Silver Sea 12, 14 Hakari 12, 6 Stowaway 24. 16 Lord Matchlight 24, 21 Venarc 24, 3 Pageant d’Or 24, and 5 Jessie Huon 36. Arklow led past the stand from Madam Locanda with Belle Lorrimer, Stowaway, Some Guy, and Radley next. Madam Locanda broke turning into the back stretch, Stowaway and Jessie Huon being interfered with. Arklow then went on from Radley, who had Some Guy, Lydia Pointer and Achray as his nearest attendants at the half-mile post. Radley led to the straight, but tired, and in a good finish Some Guy beat Lydia Pointer by a neck. Achray was a length away, followed by Stowaway, who finished very fast. Times: 2min 51 l-ssec, 2min 52 2-ssec, 2min 52 3-ssec. AVON HANDICAP, (Harness), Of lOOsovs. Class 2.19. One mile. 5 Mr J. N. Clarke’s br m KATE LOGAN, by Logan Pointer— Driftmine, aged, scr (Owner) 1 11 — Mr V.Alborn’s DENVER HINDS, aged, scr (Owner) 2 4Mr J. Young’s BANFFSHIRE LAD, aged, scr (J. Young, jun.) 3 Also started: 9 Schoolmate scr, 3 St. George scr, 13 Audrey Dillon scy, 7 Rollo scr, 15 Nel de Beau ecr, 6 Lily Bingen scr. 3 Chimer scr, 1 Denver City scr, 8 Le Thorpe scr, 14 Gold Bill 24yds bhd, 10 Dillon Gold 36, and 12 Great Triumph Denver City led Kate Logan out of the straight, with Banffshire Lad and Denver Hinds next. Kate Logan took the lead at the end of two furlongs, and was followed by Denver City to the home turn, where the latter was beaten. Kate Lo"an held her place and won easily by three lengths from Denver Hinds, who passed Banffshire Lad in the straight and beat him bv five lengths. Denver City was fourth. Times: 2min 14 3-sscc, 2mm 15 l-ssec, 2min 16 l-ssee. NEW BRIGHTON HANDICAP. In harness. Of 200sovs. Unhoppled trotters. Class 4.50. Two miles. 7 —Mr H. Frost’s ch m REPUTE, by Great Audubon—Renown, aged, 12yds bhd (owner) .. .. 1 2Mr J. J. Kennerley a EILEEN WOOD, aged, 48 (inc. 24yds pen.) (Owner) 2 6Mr R. Townley’s KYRA, aged 72 (Owner) 3 Also started. 1 Repeta Mac 24yds bhd, 4 Scuttle 24. 5 Gemlight 48, 8 Nelson Boy 60, 3 Fifa 60, 10 Audo Bell 72. Repute led Scuttle and Repeta Mac out of the straight, where the two lastnamed broke, Eileen Wood taking second place. Repute was 40 yards in front, of Eileen Wood at the end of half a mile, with Fifa and Nelson Boy next, Repute held her place, and won easily by 10 lengths from Eileen Wood, while Kyra, 10 lengths away, beat Fifa by two lengths for third place. Times: 4min 48sec; 4min 49sec; 4min 49sec. BEACH HANDICAP. In harness. Of 200sovs. Class 2.50. One mile and a-quarter. I—Estate1 —Estate late T. D. M'Leod's b g TBNEDOS, by Nelson Bingen— The Pigeon, aged, scr (S. A. Edwards) 1 5 Mr V. Alborn’s BAYNUT, aged, scr (Owner) 2 3 Mr’J. Campbell’s HOSTLESS, aged, 12yds bhd (F. G. Holmes) .. .. 3 Also started: :TO Macaranda scr. 2 Sodium scr and Orphan 24yds nhd (coupled), 6 Tactless 12yds bhd, 7 Our Bird 12, 4 Fair W’ave 12, 8 Harvest Child 48, 12 Jolly Pet 48, 11 Talent 48. and 9 Dundas Boy 84. Bnynut was smartest out, but Tenedos joined him after going two furlongs. Tenedos led Baynut and Our Bird out of the straight, but Our Bird was in second place a little further on. Hostess and Tactless being next, followed, by Macaranda and Fair Wave. Racing for the straight, Tenedos had Our Bird, Baynut. and Hostess in close attendance, with Tactless and Fair Wave heading the others. Tenedos held his place, and beat Baynut by over a length. Hostess being a length away and Tactless fourth. Times; 2min 49Jsec; 2min 49 2-ssec; 2min 48 4 FAREWELL HANDICAP. In saddle. Of 180sovs. Class 2.17. One mile. 1— Mr S. A. Edwards’s b g CRANLEIGH, by Travis Axworthy— Gwenlight, Gyrs, 12yds bhd (Owner) 1 5 Mr H. W. Aker's GREAT • TRIUMPH 6yrs, 24 (C. Aker) 2 3 —Mr J. Burley’s KREISLER,, aged, 12 (G. Caddy) 3 Also started: 6 Denver Hinds scr. 15 Lough Neagh scr, 14 Howdah scr, 9 June Doro scr, 7 Rufine scr, 12 Knutoma scr, 10 Loco scr, 4 Sonoma 12yds bhd. 16 Playwave 12, 13 Dillon Gold 12, 2 Awaiti 12. 5 Tactless 24 (coupled with Great Triumph), 8 Our Bird 24, 11 Teremoa 36. and 3 Royal Comrade 60 (coupled with Kreisler). Several of the limit horses were slow to move, while Lough Neagh fell after going 100 yards. Kautoma led out of the straight, where Cranloigh took second place with Sonoma, Great Triumph and Howdah next. Cranloigh took charge after going three furlongs, and at the half-mile post was followed closely by Kautoma and Great Triumph, while five lengths away Howdah and Kreisler were next. Cranleigh led Great Triumph to the straight, and won easily by two lengths, with Kreisler three lengths away, and Howdah fourth. Times: 2min 14 2- 2m in 14 l-seec; 2min ICsec.