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Shadow Son Beat.en In Close Finish KENWORTHY’S OTAHUHU HANDICAP (United Press Association) AUCKLAND, February 11. The track was fast and the weather fine for the first day of the Auckland Trotting Club’s February meeting. The attendance was large. The totalizator handled £36,941 against £21,027 10/- last year, an increase of £15,913 10/-. Van Derby in a paced attempt on the Australasian grass track record for one mile took 2.0 2-5. The first half was run in 1.0 3-5. Results TRIAL HANDICAP, £2OO. Class 3.45. One mile and a-half. 5-3 GREAT SURPRISE, It (L.
Laver) 1 1-1 AUDREY’S LAST, It (F. West) 2 8-5 GAY MOKO, It (J. Mahoney) 3 Also started: 3-4 Air Pilot It, 4-8 Dick Redmond It, 10-7 Frontier Boy It, 15-15 Golden Surprise It, 9-9 Gold Kip It, 12- Moira Bingen It, 6-5 Aurumar 24yds, 14-14 Braemar 24yds, 7-11 All Bingen 36yds, 2-2 Llanvabon 36yds, 11-12 Nelson Glory, 36yds, 18-17 Dilfashion 48yds, 17-17 Autumn Lu 60yds, 13- Reception 72yds, 17-16 Win Huon 120yds. ' . Won by half a head, third a neck away. Times: 3.31 3-5, 3.31 4-5, 3.32. WAIHEKE HANDICAP, £2BO. Class 3.5. One mile and a-quarter. 2-2 ROYAL NAVY, It (M. Stewart) 1 4-5 TOP HAND It, bracketed with Cyrano (S. M. August) . 2 1- TUMBLE, It (A. W. Broughton) 3 Also started: 13-14 Blue Crest It, Illi Concliff Maid It, 5-6 Davey Day It, 13-10 Grand Dame It, 9-9 Jewel Crest It, 7-8 Northern Smile It, 6-4 Our Jewel It, 3-3 Scottish Bard It, 4-5 Don Walla It, 12-12 Torpedo King It, 10-13 Worthy Quest It, 8-7 Silk Lady 48yds. Won by a long neck, third half a head away. Times: 2.51, 2.51 1-t5, 2.51 2-
GREAT NORTHERN TROTTING DERBY, £4OO. One mile and a-
half. ■ ,3-2 CONTENDER (J. T. Paul) 1 1-3 SHADOW SON (J. Bryce) 2 5-5 AUTO BINGEN (G. Phipps) 3 Also started: 7-6 Honey Pot, 7-8 Shining Link, 4-4 Te Roto, 6-7 Wishful, 2-1 Kewpie’s Jewel (bracketed with Artist’s Gem), Shadow Son went away smartly and was joined by Kewpie’s Jewel and Contender clear of Artist’s Gem, and Te Roto. Shadow Son and Kewpie’s Jewel entered the straight together with Contender swinging out to challenge and Auto Bingen alongside. Contender finished best and won by a neck from Shadow Son, Kewpie’s Jewel (galloping), one length and a-half back. Auto Bingen was fourth. The third and fourth placings were reversed. Times: 3.28, 3.28 1-5, 3.29. OTAHUHU HANDICAP, £4OO. Class
4.33. Two miles. 2- KENWORTHY, 36yds (Bryce) 1 6-5 FERNBROOK LASS, It (Layer) t 3- NAVY,, BLUE, 48yds (M. Stewart) t
f Dead heat. Also started: 1-2 Bexley Girl It and Sandusky 12yds (bracketed), 4-4 Our Peggy It, 8-8 Double Great 12yds, 5-7 Kewpie’s King 12yds, 10-11 Willie Derby 12yds, 11-10 Star Pronto 24yds, 9-9 Gold Dredge 48yds, 7-6 Our War 48yds. " Our Peggy led out from Bexley Girl, Willie Derby, Sandusky and Double Great. Bexley Girl and Sandusky fell and Our Peggy led past the stand holding that position the second time from Willie Derby and Double Great. Kenworthy joined Our Peggy at the turn, leading Fernbrook Lass, Navy Blue and Our War and won by two lengths from Fernbrook Lass and Navy Blue, who ran a deadheat for second. Our Peggy was fourth. Times: 4.27 3-5, 4.29 2-5, 4.27 2-5.
RAILWAY HANDICAP, £250. Class 3.34. One mile and a-half. 1- SANTA FE, 12yds (C. Smith), bracketed with Parauri 1 3- ADVERSITY, It (G. T. Mitchell) 2 2- KETE KURA, 12yds (M. Paul) 3 Also started: 12-12 Derby Lu It, 4-5 Eyre It, 5-4 John’s Last It, and Lucky Love 48yds (bracketed), 11-11 Handicapper 24yds, 7-8 Young Pointer 24yds, 8-7 Bismuth 36yds, 10-9 Forest Jewel 36yds, 9-10 Isabella Pointer 48yds, — Peter Smith 60yds. Won by half a length, third a neck away. Times: 3.23, 3.24 1-5, 3.23 2-5. FEBRUARY HANDICAP, £225. Class 4.51. Two miles. 1-2 RECEPTION, It (W. H. Wheeler) 1 4- WIN HUON, 24yds (D. H. Billington) 2 3- BINGEN SUN, It (G. A. Williams) 3 Also started: 8-8 Autumn Lu It, 9-9 Dilfashion It, 2-1 Nelson Chief It, 7-7 Elissa 12yds, 5-5 Arapai 36yds, 6-6 Mute 144yds. Won by two lengths and a-half, third one length and a-half away. Times: 4.43 3-5, 4.42 3-5, 4.45 2-5. MT. ALBERT HANDICAP, £225. Class 3.38. One mile and a-half. 9-6 STARGUM, 24yds (G. A. Williams) 1 11-11 MILITIA, It (C. H. Goodall) 2 5- LADY POTTS, 12yds (W. Clifton) 3 Also started: 12-13 Cyrano It, 2-2 Harlow It, 3-3 Hillcrest It, 10-8 Kewpie’s Queen It, 1-1 Lynn Rey It, 6-7 Mandalay It, 7-10 Marcus It, 4-4 Rere Oro It, 8-9 Silk Lady It, 14-14 Charteris Bay 24yds, 15-15 Kia Kaha 24yds, 13-12 Post Haste 24yds. Won by three-quarters of a length, third a neck away. Times: 3.24 2-5, 3.26 4-5, 3.26.
PAPAKURA HANDICAP, £225. Class 3.28. One mile and a-half. 8-8 SIR FRANK, 24yds (S. R. Smith) 1 4- GOLD CIRCLE, It (A. Bryce) 2 5- ANORA, 24yds (L. J. Mahoney) 3
Also started: 16-16 Kewpie’s Crest It, 7-11 Native Cole It, 2-2 Olive King It, 11-12 True Trust It, 12-9' Whitstone It, 1-1 Bill B 12yds, 6-7 Red Frontier 12yds, 9-6 Musketeer 24yds, 17-17 Winaway 24yds, 13-13 Tangatu 36yds, 15-15 Eighteen Carat 48yds, 14-14 Great Chum 48yds, 18-18 Pukemiro 48yds, 3-3 Uenuku 48yds. After leading for the greater part of the distance True Trust was beaten out of a place, the winner being Sir Frank, -who came from the rear to a surprise victory. He beat Gold Circle by half a length. Vanora was third, the same distance away. Times: 3.22 4-5, 3.25, 3.23 1-5.
WITHDRAWAL OF DON WALLA Although Don Walla was withdrawn from the Waiheke Handicap at Epsom
on Saturday after the closing of the totalizator and was therefore officially a starter, the investments on him were returned by the Auckland ' Trotting Club following his withdrawal. An official statement of the position was made in the presence of the president of the club. Mr E. G. Bridgens. “No horse is allowed to go to the post with an assistant other than the starter’s assistant, excepting with the permission of the stewards Special permission was given for a man to go to the post with Don Walla. At the barrier' the starter refused permission to the attendant to act because he had not been officially advised. He sent N. Cunningham, the owner-drivei,- to the stipendiary steward to get permission. This immediately was forthcoming but Cunningham elected to withdraw his horse. The totalizator having been closed, no withdrawal of the moneys on the horse could be permitted. The' club made the announcement before the race that the investments would be returned in full. The club therefore was put to a loss of £301.”
An inquiry is to be held on Monday
A. W. Broughton, driver of Tumble, was severely cautioned for careless driving in the Waiheke Handicap, causing interference with Scottish Bard. The stipendiary steward made full inquiries into the accident in the Otahuhu Handicap in which Sandusky and Bexley Girl were implicated but it was announced that there was insufficient evidence to justify further action. , HANDICAPS FOR SECOND DAY > ’ • (United Press Association) AUCKLAND, February 12. Following are the handicaps for the second day of Auckland Trotting Club’s meeting: —
C. F. ORR STAKES WON BY MANOLIVE RACES AT WILLIAMSTOWN (Received February 12, 6.30 p.m.) MELBOURNE, February 12. At the Williamstown races the results included: — C. F. ORR STAKES, £lOOO. One mile and 55 yards. MANOLIVE 9.2 (Shean) 1 CARPENTIER 7.7 (Badger) 2 STRETTO 8.3 (Ellis) 2 Also started: Nuffield, Marauder. Manolive led all the way and won by one length and three-quarters, with i Stretto two and a-half lengths away. Time, 1.41 J. , Disdain ran third to El Golea and Kanuri in the Marine Handicap, in which Silver Reign was unplaced. , Sir Regent was unplaced in the Wyndham Handicap.
HEIRESS WINS STAKES AT CANTERBURY PARK
(Received February 12, 6.30 p.m.) , SYDNEY, February 12. At the Canterbury Park races the results included: —
TRIAL STAKES. One mile and three furlongs. HEIRESS 7.2 (Alppin) t CALMITA? 7.3 (Knox) t THE BRUSH 7.12 (O’Sullivan) 3 t Dead heat for first. Eight started. Won by two lengths. Time, 2.22.
CANTERBURY HANDICAP. One mile and one furlong. CHERRY BAR 7.13 (Parsons) 1 EDIBLE 7.13 (Mills) 2 UNAFRAID 8.3 (Coutts) 3 Eight started, including Highborn. Won by three lengths, with half a neck between second and third. Time, 1.53. Rival Hit, The Hunt, Silver Ring and Golden. Treasure were unplaced.
MANUREWA HANDICAP, £200. Class 5.2. Two miles. \ Air Pilot It Audrey's Last 24 Barney Bingen It Aurumar 36 Frontier Boy it Braemar 36 Gay Moko It All Bingen 48 Golden Surprise It Nelson Glory 60 Lena Worthy It Llanvabon 60 Moira Bingen It Dilfashion 72 yds bhd Great Surprise 72 Dick Redmind 12 Autumn Lou 84 Gold Kip 12 Win Huon 168 ALEXANDRA PARK HANDICAP, £400. Class 4.33. Two miles. Bexley Girl It Fembrook Lass 24 Our Peggy It Kewpie’s Sir Frank It Triumph 24 yds bhd Star Pronto 24 Double Great 12 Gold Dredge 48 Kewpie’s King 12 Navy Blue 48 Sandusky 12 Our War 48 Willie Derby 12 Kenworthy 60 FAREWELL HANDICAP, £250. Class 3.34. One nile and a-half. Chaise It Young Pointer 24 Derby Lu it Alpine Prince 36 Eyre it Bismuth 36 John’s Last It Forest Jewel 36 Resistance It Our Summer 36 Roma Girl it Shadow Son 36 yds bhd Isabella Pointer 48 Adversity 12 Lucky Love 48 Bedford 12 Parami 60 Kete Kura 12 Santa Fe 60 Handicapper 24 FORBES HANDICAP £225. Class 4.51 Two miles. Autumn Lou It Arapal 48 Bingen Sun it Win Huon 48 Dilfashion It Pink Lady 48 Llanvabon It Audo Patch 48 Nelson Chief It Reception 60 Nelson Glory It Great Sonoma 108 yds bhd Pirate's Last 108 Elissa 12 Te Kahu 108 Moko Girl 24 Mute 144
RANGITOTO HANDICAP, £275. Class 4.41. Two miles. Gold Circle It Vanora 36 Kewpie’s Crest It Winaway 36 Mute (T.) It Equipoise ' 48 Native Cole It Ringtrue 48 Olive King It Tangatu 48 Peter Smith It Bayard 60 yds bhd I Great Chum 60 Red Frontier 12 Uenuku 60 Bill B .24 Eighteen Carat 72 Civic 36 Sir Frank 84 MUsketeer 36 Van Derby 96 RICHMOND HANDICAP, £225. Class 3.38. One mile and a-halx. Axminster It Sequoia It Cyrano It Silk Lady It Gipsy Light It Te Roto It Harlow It Tumble It Hillcrest It Wall Street It Kewpie’s Queen It yds bhd Kewpie’s Bingen It Lady Potts 12 Kewpie’s Jewel It Militia 12 Lynn Rey It Tommy McEIwyn 12 Mandalay It Ahakahihi 12 Marcus It Charteris Bay 24 Moriori It Kia Kaha 24 Northern Smile It Post Haste 24 Our Jewel It Roma Girl 36 Rere Oro It Contender ' 72 Reyola It Stargum 72
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