ADDINGTON TROTS

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 119, 10 August 1927, Page 13

ADDINGTON TROTS

SECOND DAY’S CARD THREE DUAL WINNERS

CHRISTCHURCH, To-day rE Trotting Carnival at Addington was continued to-day in beautiful weather and before a large concourse of spectators. The track is in excellent order for fast time. The following are the details:—

IMPROVERS’ HANDICAP Of {900; 1J mile". 3.34 limit. 7 .TAMERLAN E, limit 1 ,L-WILD HEBE, 12 yds 2 TnOURMAHAL, 12yds 3 started. Peter Timmerman, vitive Star, Lady Fan, Nelson Mcmnnev limit; Bridget Galindo, Guy Par’ll! Some Jazz, 24yds; Cannonball, Real sMreat. Little Logan, 48yds; Duke Bl W r o e n'by oi three lengths. Time, 3.28 4-5. dash handicap Of £300; 1 mile. 2.15 limit. < AUTHOR JINKS, 48yds 1 AmountAiN chimes, 12yds .. 2 - DAISY POINTER, limit 3 4Uo started Fashion Queen, Firpo, enndore Polntalena, Wallroon. Daisy Sinter limit; General Bingen, Mountain Stall: Albert Logan, Bingen Lad, Billy sis Event, 12yds; Brutus, 24yds; Dark--1“'. 36yds; Countryman, 60yds. Time, 2.10 2-5. KING GEORGE HANDICAP Of £1,000; 2 miles. 4.30 limit I.LOOANWOOD, 36yds 1 .’-GOLDEN DEVON, limit 2 |3ISaN O’ WAR, 60yds 3 llso started. —Trenand, Machine Gun, p.dlrwa'h. Tom Thumb, Downcast, Dalnahtaei Countryman, limit; Talent. Coni (fa 12yds; Escapade. 24; X»eter Bingen. Ciirdinal Logan, 36; Imprint, 60; Waitaki G.ri, 84. Time, 4.27 2-5. BELGIUM HANDICAP Of £400; 2 miles. 4.42 limit —LOGAN PARK, 60yds 1 .—FIRST WATER, limit 2 it—OMAHA, limit 3 Also started. —Wenlo, Cardinal Direct, ravtime, limit; Genuine, 12yds; Lulu Lad, Finevale, 24yds; Marshal Neil, 72yds. Won by two lengths. Time, 4.30 1-5. Latest race results will be found in the Stop Press news as they come to hand. KING GEORGE WINNER LOGANWOOD’S BRILLIANCY CONSISTENT PERFORMER Loganwood, winner of the principal event on the Addington card to-day, is in aged gelding by Logan Pointer, from Myrtlewood, a mare that many vears ago raced with success on the West Coast of the South Island. He is the property of Mr. G. W. Dransfield, who bred him, and for whom he has proved a valuable stakepamer during the last four seasons. Each year the game and consistent pacer has collected over four figures in prize money for his genial owner. The son of Logan Pointer is one of the useful type, and is at home either over a sprint or long-distance course. His previous important two-mile ventures in which he has been successful were# the Greymouth Cup (1922), Metropolitan Easter Handicap (1926) and Dunedin Cup (1927). Prior to his qperitorious performance to-day, Dransfield’s pacer had a placed record of 4.28 2-5, which by virtue of the conditions of the New Zealand Cup, made him eligible. In tramping the two miles this afternoon in 4.27 2-5 the Logan Pointer pacer has placed himself well in the Cup field. This is his second victory at the present fixture, having won the speedy mile brilliantly on Saturday in 2.9 3-5. ABAYDOS.

NO “RINGING-IN” TROTTING IN DOMINION RUMOURS DISPELLED Press Association. CHRISTCHURCH, To-day. “I am pleased to say that there have been no recent cases in New Zealand of fraudulent practices such as occurred some years ago. There w*as no foundation for the circulation of reports of cases of alleged ‘ringingin,’ ” stated the president of the Board of the New Zealand Trotting Association, Mr. J. 11. Williams, in his report to the annual meeting last evening. The report said that there still appeared to be present in the minds of some people a fear of a recurrence of what was termed “ringing-in.” It was due mainly to that feeling that several reports were circulated in the past season, all of which had been fully inquired into. “For the most part this entailed much inquiry and expense,” continued the report. “It is pleasing to dnd that there was no foundation for the circulation of the reports.” ELLERSLIE JOTTINGS GALA DAY AND ETON TOWN OUT After galloping at half pace on the this morning at Ellerslie, Gala ~r a y Pulled up very lame, and is a doubtful starter at the Pakuranga Hunt meeting. As previously reported m THE SUN, Gala Day was sore * Wo Wee ks ago, and though in ® interim he had shown no signs of •meness, the old trouble became aprent this morning, and the horse •speared to be in a bad way. „ on Town, who bled freely after r - t °P ln £ yesterday morning, has been to * lis owner, and will have a lQ ng spell. SUPPORT FOR CONFERENCE STRATFORD CLUB LOYAL

Press Associatioti. STRATFORD. To-day. R.iri!L a U? ual meeting of the Stratford ine it,- - 1 la st night, after discussof i—»* difference between the MinisDT Confl!. ernal Affairs and the Racing Pei'mn- enct regarding the Waikato itself I’ passe d a resolution pledging effort. * au PP°rt the conferenov in its of rt-,, r,,ta to control of the ailoctit-

RACING AT RICCARTON FIELDS FOR TO-MORROW The Grand National meeting will be continued at Riecarton to-morrow, when the Grand National Hurdles comes up for decision. Excellent fields are engaged in this and the remaining events, and another day of interesting racing is assured. The following are expected to be well supported in their engagements: HUNT CLUB CUP.—Greenstone and Osterman. WOOLSTON HANDICAP.—HoyIake, Beaming and KLalos. BEAUFORT STEEPLECHASE. Maunga and Peter Maxwell. SPREYDON HURDLES. San Pedro and Calluna. GRAND NATIONAL HURDLES.— Wharncliffe, Perl© de Leon and Kaikahu. AUGUST HANDICAP. Solrose, Solferite and Whenuanui. SUMMER HANDICAP.—Fairy Tidings and Grand National. ISLINGTON HANDICAP.—Nukumai, Chickwheat and Indian Sage. Following are the acceptances:

HUNT CLUB CUP about 2i miles. The Babe . . 12 12 Royal S 12 4 Fashion . . . Greenstone . . 12 2 Royal W ink . 10 7 Bandolero . . 10 3 Marion . . . 11 5 Mataipuke . 10 0 Hyperion . . 10 9 Goodform . . 10 WOOLSTON HANDICAP 6 fur. 10 9 Hoylake . - 9 4 9 13 Bronstell . . 9 Moratorium . 9 12 Royal Head . 9 Beaming - . . . 9 12 Tanadlce . . Goldspinner . 9 10 Spearman . . 9 Grey Wells . . 9 6 Gay Vera . . Armchair . . 9 4 BEAUFORT STEEPLECHASE about 2& miles 11 4 Kapuna . . . 9 10 11 0 Kipling . . . Isla Bank . . 10 13 Hokioi .... Zircon . . - Passin’ 10 6 San Forte . . Through . • 10 5 SPEEYDON HURDLES 1* miles 10 11 Gay Queen . . 9 3 9 13 Beauty Light Guncase . . . 9 9 Rangiawhio 9 GRAND NATIONAL HURDLES Of £1,200; about 25 miles. 10 6 Kaikahu . . 9 3 10 4 Dubious . . . 10 0 Captain Sarto Coastguard . 9 11 Rangitahi . . Bonena . . . 9 10 Vexatious . . Gaze 9 6 \axatious . . AUGUST HANDICAP 6 fur. Whenuanui . 9 7 10 13 Sir Roy . . Tuahine . . - 10 4 10 1 Heisler . . . 10 0 Horomea . . . 9 13 Nadarino . . 9 13 Buoyant . . . 1 9 11 Arrowmir . . 9 11 Arpent . . - 9 9 Kilperon . . Birthmark . . Minerva . 9 8 Cassolette . . SUMNER HANDICAP 1 mile 10 6 Master 9 Clarence . . 10 6 Green Cloth 4 9 13 Royal Head Cornstalk . . 1 9 11 Philanderer San Pedro . 9 9 Chivalry . ISLINGTON HANDICAP li miles Nukumai . Merry 11 1 9 11 Soltoe . . Taboo . . . - Passionate . 9 9 9 1 0 9 9 Royal Mint 9 8 Mah Jong . Tresham - Indian Sage 9 6 9 3 Shandre . . Beau Geste 9 0