WANGANUI TROTTING

Taranaki Daily News, 13 April 1935, Page 4

WANGANUI TROTTING

REVIEW OF PROSPECTS IMPROMPTU AND HAROLD LOGAN. FINE FIELDS FOR SECOND DAY. (By Telegraph—Special to News.) Wanganui, Last Night. The Wanganui Trotting Club’s fixture will conclude to-morrow when fine fields are again engaged and should furnish keen' and interesting racing. _ The- Auckland representatives, Audo Patch, Transworthy, King’s Play, Kings Guide, Bonnie Direct, Edn? Worthy, Dillon Bond and Waikato Prince look none the worse for recent racing. Bonnie Direct arrived on Wednesday night and took no harm from the trip. The following may be well supported:— 12.0—Borough Handicap: Adda Patch, Worthy Princess, Native Bird. 12.40 —Improvers’ Handicap: Cassidy, Llewellyn’s Pet, King’s Play. I.2o—Suburban Handicap: InsolventRed Gold bracket, Harvest In, Transworthy. „ 2.15— Liverpool Handicap: Bonnie Direct, Sylvia Sydney, Guymond. - 2.45— Stewards’ Handicap: Mamaku, Ideal-Trevor De Oro bracket, CasmoPlutus bracket. 3.45— Ballance Handicap: Audo Patch, Waikato Prince, Header. 4.15— Louis Cohen Memorial Handicap: Red Gold-Insolvent bracket, Allworthy, Transworthy. 4.45— Farewell Handicap: Edna Worthy, Storm Queen, Gay Sister.

The acceptances are:— BOROUGH HANDICAP, of £65; 3.49 class. One mile and a-half: Captjan Bolt, Guyetta, Kraal, Native Tree, Native Bird, Native PrincesS, Worthy Member, Worthy Princess limit, Bell Heather 24yds bhd, Wrackless 36, Audo Patch, Black Native 48, Survivor 60, Arapai, Mabel Chimes 84’ IMPROVERS’ HANDICAP, of £6O; 3.43 class. One mile and a-half: Cassidy, Juggler, King’s Play, King Franz, Pukeuri, St. Hal, Tecla, Worthy Spray limit, Llewellyn’s Pet, .Te Moki 24yds bhd, Casino, Dillon Bond, Derby Thorpe, Plutus 36, Supertax 48.

SUBURBAN HANDICAP, of £7O; . 3.37 class. One mile and a-half: Allworthy, Gold Seam, Vesta Rey. limit, Insolvent 12 vds bhd, Belinda King, Harvestin,. Le Chenault, Orleigh Mills, Red Gold, Transworthy 24. ;■ ; ■ ... ...

LIVERPOOL HANDICAP, of £125; 4.45 class. .Two miles: Bonnie. Direct, Storm Queen, Blondie limit, Gay Sister, Nelson’s Chum 12yds bhd, Smooger (t.) 24, Guymcr.d 36, Sylvia Sydney 60. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP, ,of £7O; 3.5 class. One mile and ’a-quarter: Azel Maid, Great Vanity, Ideal, Juggler, King’s Guide, King Bruce, Mamaku, Pauline Dillon, Silver Black, Tecla, Travdlwell limit, Guy Zolock, Te Moki 24yds bhd, Casino, Dushka, Plutus, Trevor de Oro 36, Supertax' 48. , • < ,

BALANCE HANDICAP, of £75; 5.0 class. One mile: Audo Patch, Bell Heather, Black Native, Blue Blood, Captain Bolt, Guyetta, Native Princess, Survivor limit, Aerial Boy 12yds bhd, Mabel Chimes 24, Arapai, Header 36, Bronte, Earl Bingen, Modern Lady 48, Fleet Arrow, Waikato Prince 60. LOUIS COHEN MEMORIAL, of £7O; 2.23 class. One mile: Allworthy, Great Vanity, Hemlock. Hero, Iron Man, Insolvent limit, Bolinda King, Harvestin, Orleigh Mills, Red Gold, Transworthy 12.

FAREWELL HANDICAP, of £80; 2.55 class. One mile and a-quarter: Blondie, Storm Queen limit, Gay Sister, Nelsons Chum 12yds bhd, Lord Wrack 24, Guymond 36, Edna Worthy, Sylvia Sidney 48. ? •■4 " ' MAY TURN THE TABLES TO-DAY. HAROLD LOGAN LOOKING. BETTER. (By Telegraph—Special to News.) .. ... . . Wanganui, Last Night. As the outcome of Impromptu’s defeat of Harold Logan last. Saturday 3 keener interest is being displayed in the return match to-morrow, in which it is the' 'general opinion that the New Zealand champion- may retrieve his lost laurels; ’ " Both horses were worked separately today and, while they were not out for time, gave solid displays. Harold Logan, whose legs are still showing signs of his strenuous racing earlier in the season, has brightened up considerably and appears to have derived benefit, from the race. E. F. C. Hinds is well satisfied with the progress being made by his horse and confidently expects him to run a better race. Impromptu is fairly “jumping out of his skin” and has never looked in brighter racing condition. C. Moran, while recognising that he has a big task ahead of him to-morrow, saj« Impromptu will run the race of his life. He anticipates that his rival will beat his horse out at the start but thinks that Impromptu will probably in his present condition finish on stronger than his doughty rival. ' L. O. Thomas, who is driving Harold Logan, says his horse will do better. Heavy rain fell overnight and continued until noon to-day. It has now eased but the weather is still threatening. However, owing to the sandy formation, the course is not'likely to be affected and the going should be reasonably good.