TROTTING NOTES

Otago Daily Times, Issue 26349, 2 January 1947, Page 7

TROTTING NOTES

By Sentinel January 2 .... Canterbury Park T.Ci January 3, 4 :. .. Greymouth T.C. January 4 .. .. Waikato T.C. January 11 .. .. Timaru T.C. January 18, 25 .. Forbury Park T.C. Jottings Balcurvie was solidly supported for the New Year Trot at Oamaru but failed to begin well and was never in the call. By Lucky Jaok Baadin is a shapely three-year-old colt by Lucky Jack from Mistrel. He showed speed in patches at Oamaru yesterday and with experience should develop into a good winner. Distance Too Far Once again Sir Hay found a mile and a-half journey too far for him when at Oamaru yesterday. A mile in saddle should suit him. An Improver Locknit is an improver who is likely to win on the minor circuit at any time now. One of R. J. Humphreys’s team, she is a four-year-old bay mare bv Grattan Loyal from Celanese. Prospect for To-day Highland Dale and Kahurangi made a two-horse race of the New Year Trotting Handicap. With the readjustment of the handicaps the former should be prominent in the Oamaru Trot to-day. A Likely Sort A pacer that took the eye at Oamaru yesterday was Marcia, a three-year-old bay filly by Dillon Hall from Regal Lily. She needs experience but W. A. Thomas, who trains her, has every reason to be optimistic about her prospects. UApv—-OO auXaqo \j ’V—'Afr6l-SBBT aajAjas pue snieA «nas P«e Ja33?H sq mAt uqs mo ’JB3A MON snored -sold pue jqSuq e S-iaqAVjCiaAs spuapj X usui ajaty qsjM saadsaQ syajSsow