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NEW BRIGHTON TROTTING

CHIEF RACE TO WAR PAINT LOUIS BINGEN SPRING HANDICAP. KELP BEAT'S GOOD CLASS FIELD. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Christchurch, Sept. S. The spring meeting of the New Brighton Trotting Club was held to-day in fine weather. There was a fair attendance and the track was in good order. In the Improvers’ Handicap Honora Bingen took charge at the end of. a furlong and won very easily. Raclaim broke in the first furlong, but by the time a round had been covered she had worked her way into third place. Just when promising to catch the leader she made another bad break.

After being well placed Craganour drew to the front and won the Belfast Handicap very easily. Plain Silk would have been second, but for making a bad .break half a furlong from home. Hard Words went a good race. In the Burwood Handicap "War Paint took the lead at the end of five furlongs and remained in front to win easily. Silver de Oro paced a good race to finish second. Nimbus was third half a mile from home, but he could not come on. Netta Oro paced gamely to secure third place. Dark Girl registered an exceptionally easy win in the .Seaview Handicap. Beginning smartly she was eight lengths clear with, a mile to go. She never appeared in danger of being caught, winning easing up. War Bird made up a good deal of ground going along the back and did well to finish second. Betty Wrack declined to leave. In a hot finish Tempest beat Great Chenault by half a head in the Dash Handicap. Both horses were favourably placed from the start and fought out a ding-dong tussle for first money. Lord Matchlight Was also always well placed. Louis Bingen- took charge at the end of three furlongs in the Seaview Handicap, where he remained to win very easily. Stanley Bingen spoilt a good start by making two bad breaks, and Our Bingen lost ground by faulting two furlongs from home. When Kelp won the Wainoni Handicap the crowd gave him a rousing reception. Pronto Bingen made the running for seven furlongs,* but could'not withstand the strong challenge from Dillon Logan and Kelp, the latter having his head in front at the post. Results: — IMPROVERS’ HANDICAP. Of £lOO. One mile and.a-half. Limit 3.50. 4— HONORA . BINGEN, limit 1 5— TANE'PAI, 60yds !. 2 6— PAGE GIRL, limit 3 Also started: Guy Carbine, Harvest Dillon, Peter Conquest, Roydon’s Pride, Alf Parrish, . Lee Boy, Bingen Lynu, Tiny Guy, Gift, Norman Fox limit, Raclaim 24yds bhd, Amonos 84yds, Margaret Parrish 72yds. ° Three lengths. Time, 3m. 40 2-ss. BELFAST HANDICAP. Of £l2O. One mile and a-half. Limit 3.40. 1— CRAGANOUR, limit 1 S—HARD WORDS, limit 2 2— LITTLE VICTOR, limit ........ 3 Also started: Titri, Directum, WaiBird, Reylet, Betty Jinks, . Ruin, Young Frank, Raider, Reylena, Betty Axworthy, Ayr Lass. Flossie Harvester, Iron Man limit, Plain Silk, Te Kinga 12yds bhd.

Foui’. lengths. Time, 3m. 28 4-ss. Hard Words w as bracketed with Flossie Harvester and Iron Man.

BURWOOD HANDICAP. Of £2OO. Two miles. Limit 4,40. S—WAR PAINT, limit ..../. 1 7—SILVER DE ORO, limit 2 4—NETTA ORO, 36yds 3 Also started: Eureka Boy, Todd Lonzia, Nimbus, Nelsonian, Princess Thea, Tempo limit, Rolex, Wrecker, Wild Guy, Rokena, Awaiti 12yds, Kelp 24yds; Mr. Penalty 36yds, Tactless 48yds, Somerby, Sir Guy 72yds, Sunny Bob 108yds. Three lengths. Time, 4m. 36 2-ss.

SEAVIEW HANDICAP. Of £l2O. One mile and a,-quarter.

Limit 3.0. 2—DARK GIRL, limit J ; 3—WARBIRD, limit 2 9—STELLA BINGEN, limit 3

Also started: Peter Junior, Goldworthy, Silver Bird, Aimworthy, Becky de Oro, Reylet, Midnight Sun, Silver Whip, Hard Words, Flossie Harvester’ limit, Dusky, Betty Wrack, Indian Author, Lord Lupin, White Stranger 12yds, Harvest Time 24yds bhd, Gumdigger 36yds. Two lengths. Time, 2m. 54 l;ss. DASH HANDICAP. Of £l3O. One mile. Limit 2.19. I—TEMPEST, 12yds ■ .............. 1 3— GREAT CHENAULT, limit 2 4— LORD MATCHLIGHT, limit .... 3

Also started: Silver Bingen, Donna Gulvallis, Lord Leslie, Adjuster, Lady Antrim, Pat Dillon, Ciro, All Peters, Harold Denver, limit, Donard, Manoeuvre, Tini Uria, Admiral Bingen 12yds bhd, Guy Denver, Pearl Logan, Holly Bank, Aristotle 24yds, Automatic 36yds. Half a head. Time, 2m. 15 l-ss. SPRING HANDICAP. Of £l5O. Two miles. Limit 4.55. 2— LOUIS BINGEN, limit ......... 1 3— FAIRYLAND, limit 2 S—OUR BINGEN, limit 3 Also started: Real Boy, Radley, Accumulator limit, Stanley Bingen 24yds, Deceitful, Great Burton 72yds, King’s Voyage 108yds, Micky Audubon 120yds, Gay Paree 132yds. Six lengths. Time, 4m. 465. WAINONI HANDICAP. Of £l5O. One mile and a-quarter. Limit 2.50. 5— KELP, limit 1 6— DILLON LOGAN, 36yds 2 3—PRONTO BINGEN, limit 3 Also started: Pageant d’Or, ( Our George, Sister Rose limit, Roddy, Erin’s Lynn, Bracken 12yds, Editor, Country King, Morrison, Eugene de Oro 24yds, Steel All 36yds, Pageant, Pluto 48yds, Harold Logan 120yds. ELECTRIC HANDICAP. Of £l3O. One mile. Limit 2.17. S—KREISLER,5 —KREISLER, limit 1 2—LOCATION, limit 2 I—WILD GUY, ,12yds ............ 3 Also started: Willie Derby, Lord Matohlight, Headlight, Pearl Logan, Peter Locanda, Holly Bank limit, Free Logan, Princess Thea, Nona Bingen, Awaiti 12yds, Wild Voyage 24yds, Sunchild 36yds. A head. Time, 2m. 15s. .

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Taranaki Daily News, 5 September 1932, Page 3

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NEW BRIGHTON TROTTING Taranaki Daily News, 5 September 1932, Page 3

NEW BRIGHTON TROTTING Taranaki Daily News, 5 September 1932, Page 3

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