TROTTING.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 1122, 16 December 1914, Page 6

TROTTING.

NEW BRIGHTON CLUB. MEETING OPENS TO-DAY. The New Brighton Trotting Club's Sumin it Meeting whs commenced to-day, in fcne but windy weather, and with a Ht * tendance. Tho following are the details ot tho racing:—■ LADIES' BRACELET eaddlo), of 45 bows; second hore„ » from tho stake. For unhoppled trotter.. One mile and a furlong. uihhnn o Mrs W Burrows sb g Special Ribbon, bv Black Ribbon—Rothschild »»aro, t (Mr W. Burrows) 1 * *&*ssSl »' aged, lOwc cievewood Bsec. . 11 Craibwood .?«, J > g yr r 12m»c (coupled), 1 Shen-y 1 lofec WpSi, 9 16°K«w' The Clogs Iteo (ooupjl), »-& and Dartmoor Usee (coupled) 'lsosmrecL Soecial Ribbon was m iront at tlie en« of a furlonsr, and was never caught; winning by ton lengths from Hardwood Ella Princess by six lengths, with Nora h.. Dolly S. and Rudston at the head of the other?. Time—2nim 53seo. INNOVATION HANDICAP (in harness), of 100 SUV?; second horse 20 sovs, and liorse 10 sovs from the stake. Oue milo and a half. , , ~ . . v I—Mr I-'. Needham's b g Alpine X., b> Wallace L.—Coral, 7sec (Walter Kerr) 1 I—Mr B. Edwards's b m Can zone Ha, tvra 7sec 'coupled with Alplue K.) J ' ' (Ovrnor) 2 6-Mr G. Hood's br g Bloomficld, aged, sscc (Owner) 3 2 Icicle sor, IS Foxhill 2sec, 12 Peg|p Ssec 14 Maggie Wylie -isec, 11 Ked Dillon 4sec, 3 Miss Quincoy 4sec, 18 Nerono 10 Sincda 4sec, 9 Edenchild 4seo, 16 La. J ranee .{gee 7 Lucille 'isec, 4 Royal Moor ssec, 17 Rothesay Dillon Ssec, 5 Salix ssec, 15 Zona Mac osec aJid 8 Forest Chieftain Gseo and Tomoana Gsec (coupled) also started. Cpuzonetta made all the running, wUh Bloomfield and Alphio K. Ati her nearest attendants. Alphio K. took second piano at the entrance to tho straight, and, oatouing Canzonetta a few strides from the post, won bv a neck. Bloomfield was fifty yards a way third," with Foxhill, Smoda and Maggie Wylie a long way bock, at the head o' the others. Time—3rain 42sec. MACE MEMORIAL HANDICAP (in harness), of 250 sovs; second horse- 50 sovs and third horse 25 »ovs from the stake. Two miles. 2—Mr E. M'DormeU's br in Evelyn, by Rothschild—lmperialism, 4yrs, loseo (Owner) 1 16—Mr G. W. Wstkiiis's b g Jack Ashore, lasso (F, E. Jones) 2 3—Mra M. Allen's oh g General Elmo, oyrs-, ISsec (J. Brycc) 3 39 Adelaide Direct 3sec. 1-2 Muricato Ssec, 10 Lord Dillon 9sec, S Little Tib 9sec, 14 Electrocute Usee, 13 Persuader Usee, 4 Mastor Raymond 12sec, lo Antonio 12sec, 9 Frauzalena lisec, 18 Wallace Junior 14sec, 6 Disappear 14sec, 1" Lady Rattoo issec, 11 Flamingo ISsec, 5 Michael G n'ind'o ilSsec, 1 Lady '• Superior 15sec, 1 Childsdale losoq and 3 Succeed losec (coupled with General Elmo) aiso started. At the end of two furlongs Lady Superior was showing out from Evelyn, Lady Rattoo, General Elmo, Disappear, Franzalena and Antonio, who were all in close order. When a mile had been covered Lady Superior ar I Eveh'n wero fcur lengths clear of General Elmo, with Lady Rattoo. and Little Tib handy. Going down the back FranzaIcna, Disappear and Jack Ashore closed on tho leaders, and half a milo from home they were in.' striking distance of the leaders, Evelyn being four lengths out in front, - followed by Lady Superior, Little Tib and General Elmo. Turning for homo Jack.Ashore put in a- good run, but Evelyn he'd her place and won by four lengths, Jack Ashore being a similar distance in" front of General Elmo, with Disappear fourth, followed by Little Tib, and- Master Raymond. Time—4mi.u 47 3-osec. TRIAL HANDICAP (in saddle), of 100 s-ova; second horse 20 sovs and third hoi'.se/10 sovs from the stake. One mil® n.\i<l a half. <! 4>li, F. Bebbington's b h Royal Moor, bj Wild Moor—Fanny Belle, Syrs, (A. Pringle) 1 J vA.- D. Kennedy's b m Doris Wilkes,. 6yrs, 4sec ■ (A. '-Butterfield) 2 5-Mr F. Hookharn's' ch g Gold Drift, 4yr,e, Bsec (H .FrOst) 3 7 Darkness scr, 12 Wairongoa 2sec, 14 Bc?cott 6sec, 9 Miss Peggy 7seo. 16 Lady Ruby 7sec, 17 Dainty Dillon Ssec, 10 General ,Toffro Ssec, 11 General Wi'kes Bsec, IS Besaie Cliild B£ec, 5 The Chief B?ec, 1 Lyridhurst 9sec, 2 Misa Woods lOseo, 8 Magnetic Usee, 15 Woodpine Usee and 18 Miss Gwynne Usee also started. Miss Gwynne was in front for two furlongs, when Royal Moor took charge, followed by Doris Wilkes and General Wi'kes. Six ! furlongs from home the leader was being ridden hard, but ho lasted long l enough to win by a neck from Doris Wilkes, who finished very fast. Gold Drift was ten yards further back, followed by The Chief. Time—3min 45 1-Ssec.