WORLD TROTTING RECORD

Taranaki Daily News, 15 November 1929, Page 5

WORLD TROTTING RECORD

PETER BINGEN WINS CUP N.Z, DERBY FALLS TO PURSER. r * •?. ‘ ... DILWORTH’S COURTENAY HANDICAP. By Telegraph.—Press Association. - ■ ; ' . ; Christcli.ur.cli,.Last. Night. . For the second day of the New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club’s spring meeting the Weather was perfect and the attendance was very large. The course was in fast , order. The totalisator investments were £70,808, as compared with £40,217 on the corresponding day last year, an increase of £30,561. Results are:— ’

WHITELEIGH HANDICAP. Of 3'50 bovs. One and a-half miles. 2— LAZARUS, T. Wallis,' 25ydS bhd -- i (owner) 1 10—PETER LIN, C. M. O’Connor, scr • (R. Townley) /./; 2 3— DOLORES, J. R. McKenzie, 24yds ; . bhd (J. Bryce) .... 3 Also started—l 4 Linwood, scr; 1 Ukelelo Lady, scr; 11 Audobell, 12yds bhd; 15 Nelson McKinney, 24; 5 . Young Carbine, .24; 7 Lady Fan, 36; 9 Nelsoii Boy, 36; 6 Bingen Starr, 48; 8 Tonic, 48, and Judge Hancock, 84 (bracketed); 12 Duke Bingen, 72; 4 Tamerlane, 96; 13 Elzear, 144. • , Won by a length, with half a length between second and third. Young Carbine was fourth. Times. 3min 25sec, jmin 27 l-ssec, 3min 25 2-ssec.

NEW ZEALAND DERBY. . Of 1000 sovs. One and a-half miles. 3 — PURSER, C. S. Chamber (L. C. ; Thomas) , 1 4— ROYAL SILK, 8. J. Thomas i (owner) 2 2—NGINGO NGINGO, R. M. Mortens (j. Bryce) 3 Also started—B Captain Wrack, 7 Flossie Harvester, 1 Great Parrish, 5 Roylet, 5 Pro Rata. ; Won by half a length, with a neck ■between second and third. Great Parfish was fourth. Times, 3m in 22 l-ssec, Srnin 22 2-ssec, 3min £2 3-ssec. COURTENAY HANDICAP. Of 1000 sovs. Two miles. O—DILWORTH, T, B. Louissori, scr .' (L.’T. Berkett) I B— MAIWHARITI, G. J. Barton (W. ■ J. Tomkinson) ......../ 2 4— TORPEDO HUON, C. J. Parkes, scr (A. Bryce) ..’ 3 5— PLUTO, W. J. Gudsell, scr (owner) 4 Also started—l Travis Axworthy, scr; | Lindbergh, scr; 5 Free Advice, 12; 11 harvest Child, 12; 10 Loch Moigh, 12; 8 Logan Chief, 12; 7 Native Prince, 12; !) Silk Thread, 24; 12 Daphne De Oro, : Won by three lengths, with a length between second and third. Pluto was a length further back fourth. Times, 4min gOsec, 4min 27 l-ssec, 4min 27 2-ssec.

NEW ZEALAND. CUP. Final of 2)000. sovs. Two miles, B— PETER BINGEN, W. Johnstone, I 8G (J. J. Kennerlcy) 1 ft —LOGAN PARK, Armstrong and j Johnson, scr (W. J. Tomkinson) 2 «—DUNDAS BOY, G. McMillan, scr (R. B. Berry) 3 6—IMPRINT, T. B. Louisson, scr (L. F. Berkett) 4 Also started —1 Kingcraft, scr; 7 Koijara, 24; 12 Prince Pointer, 36 (bracketed with Logan Park); 4 Padlock, 48. Kingcraft, the favourite, stood on the mark and lost, nearly 100 yards before he went off? He caught the field at the mile and a-quarter but the effort told and only for a moment did he look dangerous. Logan Park took the lead early ?nd was setting a fairly slow pace until ’adlock, who began quickly, challenged ind speeded up the field. Logan Park led into the straight, where Peter Bingen piade his run, caught the leader and passed him in a brilliant burst and ran home a safe winner by two lengths, pundas Boy, who ran a good race, was jjhird five lengths away, and Imprint was, a length further back, with Kohara fifth. Times, 4min 18 4-ssec, 4min 22sec, 4min 23 4-ssec.

The winner’s time is a world’s record for two miles, and it seemed as if he 'rtould have reduced it at least one secP»d. ... NOVEMBER HANDICAP. Of 400 sovs. Two. miles. B—REAL LIGHT, C. 8. Donald, 12 ■• (C. King) 1 L. O. Thomas, 24 . : ’(owner) 2 fi—VENDOME, W.'Johnstone, scr (J. J. Kennerley) 3 Also started —3 Sunny Bob, scr (bracketed with Real Light); 13 Golden Bubbles, 12yds bhd; 1 Orphan, 12, and feteel All, 24 (bracketed); 8 Omaha, 12; 11 William the Great, 12; 10 Athalone, 84; 0 Trimmer, 24; 4 Jolly Pet, 24; 5 Uilly Sea, 24; 7 Lingfield, 36; 12 Harold (Thorpe, 48. .Won by a neck, with half a length between second and third. Jolly Pet sras fourth. Times, 4min 28 3-ssec, 4 Inin 27 4-ssec, 4riiin 30see.

METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. ; Of 400 sovs. Two miles. 8- SUNSHOWER, D. R, Revell, 48 (R. B. Berry) 1 0- —MURIEL DE ORO, W. E. Simes, 36 (F. G. Holmes) 2 I—GREAT LOGAN, A. G. Lemon, 36 (0. E. Hooper) 8 Also started—2 Aleron, scr; 5 Dilnon, flcr,'and Sir Author, 48 (bracketed); 7 Richore, scr; 10 Sonoma, scr; 9 Nelson De Oro’, 12; 8 Fair Wave, 24; 11 Granite Qity, 24; 13 Locanda Boy, 24; 4 Arikl, $6; Zeila, 36, and Grand Light, 48 jbracketed); 12 Baynut, 48. . Won by a length, with a length between second and third. Richore was fourth. Times, 4min 29 4-ssec, 4min 31 sec, 4min 31 l-ssec. SOCKBURN HANDIC/J-, Of 450 sovs. Two miles. I—KORO PETER, G. McMillan, 48 (R. B. Berry) 1 B—WESTERN VOYAGE, M. O’Brien, 72 (J. Bryce) 1 6— NIGHTBORN, W. R. Anderson, 12 (M, Holmes) 3 Also started —9 Audoininion, 12yds bhd; 4 Duke Bingen, 12, and Engagement, 48 (bracketed); 5 Lee Todd, 24; 8 Master Aitdo, 36; 7 Bonny Spec, GO; g Young Blake, 12 (bracketed with Western Voyage); 3 Sister Beatrice, 84. . Won by two lengths, with half a length between second and third. Master Ando, was fourth. Times,. 4min 32sec, |min -30 -Z-disec, 4min 33 3-ssee.

SPRINTERS’ HANDICAP. Of 400 sovs. One mile. 4 —BRENTLOC, Hannon and Henderson, scr (A. Butterfield) 1 I—JEAN McELWYN, D. R. Rennell, 12 (R. B. Berry) 2 B—BESSIE -LOGAN, C. S. Donald, 12 (owner). 3 Also started—4 Final McKinney, scr (bracketed with the winner); 7 Fight Ever, scr; 14 Talent, scr; 9 St. Maura, scr; 11 Logan Hanlon, 12; 13 Western King, 12; 12 Bonny Logan, 24; 2 Tom Thumb, 24; 3 Maiwhariti, 24; 5 Native Prince, 24; 6 Gold Jacket, 36; 10 Native Chief, 36. . ■ ■7 . Won by a length, with, three lengths between second and third. Bonny Logan was fourth. Times, 2min 8 4-ssec, 2min Bsec, 2min 9 2-ssec. " .

ACCEPTANCES FOR TO-DAY. Christchurch, Last Night. The New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club’s acceptances are: — GOVERNOR’S HANDICAP (trotters). One mile and a-half (class 3.32). —Aileen' Wood, AIL Peters, Great Amazon, Len • Wood, Ukelele Lady, limit; Audo Bell, 1 Peter Liii, ' 12yds bhd; Dolores, Nelson McKinney, Young -Carbine, 24 yds bhd;. Lady Fan,-Nelson Boy, 36yds bhd; Bingen Star, Bonnie Belmont, Lazarus, Proud Ata, 48yds bhd; Duke Bingen, Master Audo, 72yds bhd. ENFIELD HANDICAP (saddle). One mile, (class 2.l3).'—Exclusive, . Firpo, Genuine, Grey Cloud, Billy Sea, liinit; Auguste Dillon, Dahneny, General Bingen, Logan Hanlon, Okoura, St. Maura, Final McKinney, 12yds bhd; Bessie Logan, Loch Moigh, 24yds bhd; Bonny Logan, 36yds bhd.; Native Chief, 48yds bhd. . .

CHRISTCHURCH HANDICAP (harness). Two miles (class 4.27).— Daphne de Oro, limit; Dundas Boy, Roi L’Or, Imprint, 12yds bhd; Quality, Terence Dillon, 24yds bhd; Kohara, Waitaki Girl, Kingcraft, Logan Park, 36yds bhd.

AUSTRALIAN HANDICAP. Two miles (class 4.40). —Aleron, Dilnon, Golden Ore, Mac Dillon, Richore, Sonoma, limit; Avonwood, June de Oro, Nelson de Oro, 12yds bhd; Arikitoa, Fair Wave, Locanda Boy, 24yds bhd; Sarella-,-Tact? less, Zella, Bay Nut, Delightful, Sunfish, 48yds bhd. MIDDLETON HANDICAP (trotters). Two miles (class 4.37) —Lee Todd, Nighborn, limit; Engagement, 24yds bhd; Bonny Spec, Ngatira, 36yds bhd; Tamerlane, 48yds bhd; Kempton, Koro Peter, Sister Beatrice, 60yds bhd; Native Star, Western Voyage, 72yds bhd; Elzear, 120 yds bhd. HORNBY HANDICAP (harness). One mile and a-quarter (class 2.48). —Amaris, Granite City, Hector’s Own, Lady Matchlight, Neerson, Sir Author, limit; Firpo, Great Logan, Jolly Chimes, Sunshower, Vendome, 12yds bhd; Golden Bubbles, Jolly Pet, Pluto, Real Light, Wilma Dillon, Glenelg, Talent, 24yds bhd; Torpedo Huon, 36yds bhd; Dilworth, 60yds bhd.

LYTTELTON HANDICAP. Two miles (class 4.3'5). : —-Great Logan, Sunny Bob. Avenger, limit; Muriel de Oro, Omaha, Orphan, 12yds bhd; Athalone, Jolly I’et, Trimmer, 24yds . bhd; Jean . McElwyn, McElwyn, 48yds bhd; Concliff, Dilworth, 84yds bhd.

FREE FOR ALL. One mile and aquarter.—Peter Bingen, Author Jinks, Tom Thumb, Logan Chief, - Logan Park, Native Prince, Dundas Boy, Prince Pointer.

HANDICAPPING OF TROTTERS. DANGER ON SIX YARDS MARK. Christchurch, November 14. At a meeting of the New Zealand Trotting Association the following motion was carried: “That it be a recommendation to handicappers that wherever possible the practice of placing horses on the six yards mark be discontinued owing to the possibility of serious accidents.”