TROTTING AT AUCKLAND

Taranaki Daily News, 22 June 1933, Page 11

TROTTING AT AUCKLAND

KEWPIE’S TRIUMPH AGAIN THE CORNWALL TO PEGAWAY. NELL VOLO WINS THE STEWARDS. By Telegraph—Press Association. Auckland, Last Night, The Auckland Trotting Club’s winter meeting opened to-day in showery weather. The track, was heavy. There was a fair attendance, including Lord and Lady Bledisloe. The totalisator handled £15,226 10s., compared with £14,555 ss. on the first day last year. The results are:— WINTER HANDICAP. Of £ll5. One mile and a half. 1- INDOLENT, 12 (Forbes) 1 2- NELSON PIRATE, 48 (J. T. Paul) 2 9-4—AUTUMN LU, 12 (Stubbs) 3 Also started: 8-10 Colleen Murphy, 4-4 Mountain Sun, 6-8 Otara, 10-11 Pearl Parrish, 5-7 Singing Bird, 3-3 Waskasu, 13-13 Young Rodney It, 7-6 Wiriwhata 72, 11-9 Mattie Herbilwyn, 12-12. Win Huon 96. Won by half a length, 3} lengths between second and third. Times, 3m. 44 l-55., 3m. 41 2-55., 3m. 475. Indolent went to the front from the start and led Pearl Parrish, Singing Bird and Waskasu across the back. Nelson Pirate then moved up but could not catch the winner. Autumn Lu came from far back, taking- third, and Pearl Parrish was fourth. MANGERE HANDICAP. Of £ll5. One mile and a quarter. 1-I—CIMARRON, 48 (I. R. Morrison) 1 3- OUR. SUMMER, It. (Saunders) . 2 8-6—BONN,IE DIRECT, 12 (Moran) .. 3 Also started: 9-8 Aircraft, 6-5 Anthony’s Gift, 10-11 Free Gift, 18-19 Hukanui, 12-10 Jester, 5-7 Lady Fame, 17-17 Shining Metal, 16-15 Student Prince, 13-14 Tinokaha, 2-4 Worthy Light It, 7-12 Bingen Chief, 18-18 Nellota, 4-3 Red Hope, 11-9 Worthy Chief 24, 14-13 May Chenault 60, 18-20 Whakahihi.B4. Won by a length, three lengths between second and third. Times, 2m. 57 l-55., 3m. 1 4-55., 3m. 2 3-ss. Nellota led after six furlongs from Snow Prince, Our Summer and Free Gift. Cimarron ran up at the turn and won comfortably from Our Summer, who stayed . best of the early leaders. Red Hope was fourth. Hukanui fell at the start and Jester lost his driver. ADAMS MEMORIAL CUP. Of £3OO. Two miles. 3-3— KEWPIE’S TRIUMPH, It (J. Bryce) . 1 1-I—PETERWAH, It. (Shaw) 2 7-7—JEWEL POINTER, 60 (August) .. 3 Also started: 8-8 Direct Morning, 4-5 Great Parrish It,’ 1-1 Mountain Dell 36 (bracketed with Peterwah), 2-2 Kewpie’s Guy 12, 5-4 Peter Pirate 24, 6-6 Auto Machine 36. Won by half a length, three lengths and a half between second and third. Times, 4m. 44 2-55., 4m. 44 4m. 41 3-5& Kewpie’s Triumph led from end to end. The nearest to him passing the stand the first tune were Direct Morning, Great Parrish and. Peterwah. The order was unchanged in the second round. Kewpie’s Triumph was ten lengths dear entering the straight from Peterwah, who just failed to catch the winner. Jewel Pointer finished strongly in third place and Peter Pirate was fourth, followed by Auto Machine and Direct Monring.

HOBSON HANDICAP. Of £l2O. One mile and a half. -7-B—LADY CORONADO, 12 (AuguMJ 1 2-2—CHENWOOD, It. (Fraser) 2 1-I—SILVER BINGEN, 12 (R. D. Kennerley) * Also started: 4-4 Raider It, 6-6 Free Logan, 5-5 Pukemiro 12, 9-9 ■ Rangihau 24, 8-7 Dad’s Hope, 3-3 Realty 36, 1-1 ■ Kelp 48 (bracketed with Silver . Bingen). ' Won by half a length, a neck between second and third. Times, 3m. 33 3m. 34 4-55., 3m. 345. Chenwood was first past the stand from Silver Bingen and Dad’s Hope. . Chenwood still led Dad’s Hope end Silver Bingen across the top. At the turn Chenwood and Lady Coronado were in : front from Silver Bingen and Kelp. Lady Coronado headed Chenwood in the run home. Kelp was fourth. ,> STEWARDS’ HANDICAP. Of £l3O. One mile and a half. 1- GAY PAREE, 36 (Shaw) 2 2- NELL VOLO, It. (Smith) 1 4-4—EXPLOSION, 60 (Clifton) 3 Also started: 7-7 Billy Carbine, 3-3 Moko Girl It., 6-6 Zanzibar 24, 5-5 Bessie Parrish, 4-4 Dark McKinney 48 (bracketed with Explosion), 8-8 Gold Sovereign 96. ;. Won by a length and a half, two lengths and a half between second and third. Times, 3m. 45 3-ss.> 3m. 41 4-55., 3m. 41

1Billy Carbine, who set the pace all the way, was well clear of Gay Paree and Nell Volo across the back. Nell Volo was-first into the .straight .from. Billy Carbine, Gay Paree and Explosion. Nell Volo went on to win easily from Gay Paree and Explosion, with Billy Carbine fourth. CORNWALL HANDICAP. Of £l5O. One mile and a quarter. 3- PEGAWAY, It. (Smith) 1 2- PRINCE PEDRO, It (McMillan) 2 1-I—KEWPIE’S TRIUMPH, 36 (J. Bryce) * 3 Also started: 5-5 Peterwah It, 7-7 Nelson Tasker 12, 6-6 S tanmoor 36, 4-3 Enawah 60. . Won by a neck, a head between second and third. Times, 2m. 59 3-55., 2m. 59 4- 2m. 575. Pegaway made the early running from Prince Pedro and Nelson Tasker. The two leaders stayed on to just take first and second in a great finish. Nelson Tasker weakened and Kewpie’s Triumph was third and Enawah fourth, both finishing from well back. MARCONI HANDICAP. Of £l2O. One mile and a quarter. 3- GUID HAIRST, 24 (C. Smith) .... 1 1-I—TE MAHANGA, It. (Broughton) 2 8-S—HOMEWARD, 72 (August) 3 Also started: 3-2 Mazda It. (bracketed with Guid Hairst), 5-6 Daddy Longlegs, 4- Francis Lincoln,'2-3 Wee Machine 24, 6-7 Hohoro, 7-8 Jackie Thorpe- 36.. . Won by three-quarters of a length, two lengths and a half between second and third. Times, 3m. 2 2-55., 3m. 4 4-55., 3m. Te Mahanga led to the turn, where he was followed by Guid Hairst, Homeward and Jackie Thorpe. Guid Hairst proved too good in the run home, winning well from •Te • Mahanga. Homeward stayed on to take third. Wee Machine, who finished weU from far back, was fourth.