TROTTING

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 17977, 3 January 1933, Page 4

TROTTING

AUCKLAND MEETING NEW YEAR HANDICAP TO PEGAWAY (Per Press Association.) AUCKLAND, last night. The lost day of the Auckland Trotting Club’s 1 Mooting was opened in fine weather, but rain set in after the sixth race. There was a‘ fair attendance and (he track was fast before the rain. The totalisator for the day handled £25,252, compared with £22,361 for the final day last year, and for the meeting £85,572, compared with £78,729 last year. Tamaki Handicap.—ll Kohewah (Broughton), 1; 2 Golden Eagle (J. T. Paul), 2; 5 Wiriwlmta (Stephens), 3. Also started : 7 Autumn Lii, 10 Drusern, 15 Gala Day, 12 Grand Triumph, 14 Katalo, 3 .Manna’s Son, 13 Stardown, 1 Margaret Parrish, 9 Summertime, 8 .Mattie Herbilwyn, 6 Smooger, 4 Win Huon. Won by four lengths, and two lengths. Autumn Lu was fourth. Times, 3.36 3-5. 3.39 1-5. 3.36 3-5.

Park Handicap.—9 Fisher (A. T. Newdiek) 1, 1 St. Felix (Donald), 2 ; 2 Bingen Chief (Hooper), 3. Also started : 17 Adjutant. 3 Cimarron, 15 Free Gift, 5 Listen, 8 Min Bells, 14 Our Summer, 12 Pedlar. 11 Boylette, 16 Sir Moko, 4 Nellota, 7 Raider, 13 Historian, 6 Roy Direct, 10 Stormy Mack. Won by one and a half lengths, and a length. Pedlar was fourth. Times, 3.23 3-5, 3.23 1-5, 3.23 4-5. xt , President’s Handicap.—l Nelson s Victory (Hooper), 1; 10 Brentlight (R. D. Kennerley), 2 : 4 Pageant (Smith), 3. Also started: 5 Cyclone and Harvest Child (bracketed), 6 First Flight, 7 Kewpie’s Triumph, 9 Mountain Ore, 2 Great Parrish, 8 Grand Canyon, 11 Mountain Dell, 3 Peter Pirate. Won by H lengths and two lengths. Great Parrish was fourth. Times, 4.24 2-5, 4.25 2-6.

New Year Handicap.—l Pegaway (Smith). 1; 10 Dad’s Hope (Clifton), 2; 8 Glandore (McGarry), 3. Also started: 9 Lady Yvonne, 3 Native Berry, 2 Whippett, 6 Chenaway, 8 Our Peter, 4 Oliver Thorpe, 5 Baron Bingen. Won bv one and a quarter lengths, and a neck. Whippett was fourth. Native Berrv stayed on the mark. Times, 3.21 1-5.3.20 3-5, 3.21. Tolegranh Handicap—3 David McFhvvn (Thomas), 1: 2 Golden Direct (A. Holmes), 2: 5 Francis Lincoln (Robertson), 3. Also started: 6 Guid Hairst, 1 Lady Amanda, 11 Prince Etawah, 7 Smooger, 4 Wee Machine, 10 Sandy Pointer. 8 Cleo, 9 Pukemiro. Won by threequarters of a length and 11- lengths. Times, 3.22 2-5. 3.23 3-5, 3.21 2-5. Association Handicap.—l Garner (McDermott). 1: 3 Bessie Parrish (J. T. Paul), 2; 2 Parrish Bello (Pillinger). 3. Also started: 7 Blue and Gold, 8 Hardy Grattan. 4 Zanzibar, 5 Moko Girl. 9 ■Marble Star, 6 Dark McKinney, 11 Carl Mack. 10 Windchat, 12 Explosion, 13 Kolmar. Won by two lengths and one and a half lengths. Zanzibar was fourth. Times, 3.24 3-5, 3.25 Onslow Handicap.—2 Kewpio’s Triumph (J. Gee), 1; 1 Pageant (O. Smith), 2 ; 8 First Flight (Broughton), 3. Also started: 11 Purser, 12 Anon, 6 Harvest Child. 7 Mountain Ore, 10 Te Wahia. 1 Carnui (bracketed witn Pageant), 5 Brentlight. 4 Dan Direct, 3 Brent Zolock, 9 Peter Pirate. Won by two lengths and one length. Brentlight was fourth. Times, 2.43 2-5, 2.44 3-5; 2.44 1-5. Premier Handicap—4 Homeward (Au-mst), 1: 2 David McEhvyn (Thomas). 2; 3 Whippett (Maidens). 3. Also started: .9 Great Game. 12 Joan Direct 10 Nathaniel, 13 Rey do Quest, 3 Rolfe Audubon and Worthy Cause (bracketed). 14 Sandy Pointer, 7 Bell Dial, 11 TToboro, 1 Realty, 8 Flying Cloud. 6 Native Berry. Won by threeonarters of a length and a neck. Hohoro was fourth. Times, 2.52 2-5, 2.54, 2.51 1-5.

CANTERBURY PARK MEETING (Per Pres* Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, last night. Tho Canterbury Park Trotting Club’s meeting opened to-day in lino weather. The track was dry and fast. The totalosator handled ±'21,094, against £20,683 last year. International Handicap.—3 Fairyland (J. S. Shaw), 1; 8 King’s Voyage (Withers), 2; 5 King Oscar (Wilson), 3. Won by three-quarters of a length, and a head. Times, 3.30 2-5, 3.25 1-5, 3 27 4-5. Templeton Handicap—l Craganour (M. B. Edwards), 1; 2 Cloudy Range (C. Holmes), 2; 5 Ulm (King) 3. Won by two lengths, and three lengths. Times, 3.20 4-5, 3.20, 3.21. Canterbury Handicap.—2 Lindbergh (King), 1; 7 Arethusa (Ahrens), 2; 3 Colorado (Berry), 3; 1 Gold Country (M. Holmes), 4. Won by a head. Times, 4.20 3-5, 4.22 4-6, 4.23. Race against time (unhopplcd trotting record 2min, llsec.), one mile. C. D. Hudson’s Todd Linzia (D. Withers). Time, 2.9. Lyttelton Handicap.—3 Travis (Bor* kett), 1; 2 Nimbus (M. B. Edwards). 2; 1 Tempest (Tomkinson) 3. Won by a head, and three lengths. Times, 4.26 3-5, 4.25 4-5, 4.25 4-5. Stewards’ Handicap.—l Louis Bingen (Townley), 1; 2 Merce Bingen (Donald), 2; 2 St. I’etrox, bracketed with Mcrro Bingen (Mahoney), 3. Won by threo lengths, and six lengths. Times, 4.31 4-5, 4.32 3-5, 4.33 1-5. Islangton Handicap. —3 Gold Tinge (Harden), 1; 1 Steel All (Berry), 2; 2 Sunny Morn (Hooper) 3. Won by half a 'length, and a length. Times. 2.44 3-5, 2.44 4-5, 2.45. Railway Handicap.—6 John Jinks (R. Young), 1; 1 Aristotle (Berry), 2; 2 Oxford Queen (L. Frost), 3. Won by three lengths, and a head. Time, 2.8 2-5, 2.10, 2.10 1-5. Au Revoir Handicap.—l Pageant D’Or (Newton), 1; 4 John Jinks (Young), 2, 9 Rokena (Donald) 3. Won by a longth, and two lengths. Times, 2.8 4-5, 2.8, 2.10 2-5.