TROTTING.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 1125, 19 December 1914, Page 9

TROTTING.

NEW BRIGHTON CLUB

COUNTRY BH.IE WINS FREE-FOMLL

Tim Now Erighion Trotting Club's Summer Meeting; was concluded to-day in beauiihil weather There was a larsro attendance. The

following are the dc-tann of the racing:

LADIES' BRACELET HANDICAP fin bar-r.C'Pi-l, of J.'i sovs, wi:h 30 sovs added: second'horso r, t-ovs. One wile and :t fur

o—l\tis.s0 —I\tis.s M YiVf-tcnnan's eh g Boycott, hv ILirold Dillon—Fahbly. iU'rs. ISkpc ; (Mr K. Hubbardl 1 IS-Miss M'Lcod's b £ Si Leo. ," : yr=. li'-nv • Mr 1 3—M>s G. Hood's b g Dloomfio'd. aged, KK,.-c (Jtr t:-. Ucod) a

12 Mountain Ro«e set, 5 l-usee h-ec, <) Heho Elmore 15see ieoupkd), 11 Pogey Prydo lasec. 13 Ma<rsie Wvlie lowc 17 Little C'tiarm ll!w V, Hal-woli Dillon IGfcc, 10 'Will o' the Wisp lOsec, 4 Miss F. F. Bells l^cn < G Sincdn IPsec. 7 Lucil'e BVec. 2 W mn'pe-g Ifipec 6 Inia Dillon 16sce. 14 Fanny Dillon 17=ee, 1 Pax IP«cc and o Prince llayrni-rd ISseo also sf'.irted. Going down the back BoHo Elmore went to the front, Tol'oivcd by Winnipeg, who fell hist before readmit; the half-mile post. St Leo then wont, (o tlie front, and led till almost the finish, when Bovcott, who bad traveled over the Inst half-mile fast, passed him,, and won bv three lengths, St Leo beating BWmfiokl by four lengths.' Hello Eliur.ro was fcur'.h. Time —2min iosec.

BRIGHTON HANDICAP (in saddle), of 100 povs: second horse 20 s.">vs end third 10 povs from the stake. Two miles. I—Mr F. J. Morrison's b m Miss Dexter, by Rothschild—Berlin mare, asred. per (A. Pringle) 1 G—Mr W. Burrows's b g Special Ribbon, •Jvrs. Usee (Owner) 2 D. Sutherland's b m Nora S.. aged, 23sec (Owner) R 1 Arcadian 14seo. S Mu=hroom 14sec, B Savanna losec and 7 Proud Moor 18sec also started. At the. end of half a mile Nora- S. had n. srvod lead, but was mixing her gait, nnd Mushroom, who began badly, was second. Mi"s Dex + er went to the front after srohig a mile followed by Nora S. nnd Snccial Ribbon. At Macr.'a the" leaders were together, but Miss Dexter drew out a"d won easily by twelve lengths, Special Ribbon being four lengths in front of Nora S., Musbj-om finishing fourth. Time —4min 50 2-sseo. NEW BRIGHTON TROTTING CUP (in harness), of 350 boys; second horse 70 80V3, and third horse 35 sovs from the

stake. Free for rll. Two miles. 2—Mr W. J. Morland's br m Country

Belle, by Wildmoex—Bonnie Ball, 6yrs (A. Pringle) 1 3 —Mr R. M'Donnoll's br m Emmeline, by Eothschild—lmperialism, aged (Owner) 2 I—Messrs R. Geddes and M. Edwards's

ch h Denver Huon, by Huon Jun.— Leila, aged ' (M. Edwards) 3

4 King Colo also started. Denver Huon drew the inside position, with Country Belle, King Cole and Emmeline in that order. There wore half-a-dozen false starts, Country Belle falling in the first score-up. King Cole made a bad atari, but the others got away well, and going down the back stretch Emmelino was two lengths in front of Denver Huon, with Country Belle a length behind, and King Colo eight lengths away. Just after passing "the half-mile post Country Belle went to the front, arid King Cole ran into third place. At the cud of a mile the order wm Denver Huon, Country Bo.leand Emmeline, with King Cole four lengths behind. Going down the back stretch Emmeline was leading from Country Belio, with Denver Huon handy. Half a mile from home Country Bello too!; the lead, and Emmelino left Denver Huon three lengths away, King Colo being well back. Country Bello came into the straight with a lead of four lengths, and Denver Huon made up some ground. Countrv Belle won by four lengths from Emmeline. who was two lengths in front of Denver Huon, with King Cole eight lengths back. Time—4min 32 2-& sec. The times for the- various distances were,:—Half-mile, Imin (i 2-sseo; one mile, 2min 14 l-ssee; one milo and a half, Smin 23 2-osec; two miles. 4min 32 2-ssec.

SUMMER HANDICAP (optional), of 150 sovs;. second torso 30 sovs, and third horso 15 sovs from the stake. Three miles. 4—Sir E. J. Munro's ch h Huon Drift, by Driftwood—Eisio Huon, Syrs, ISsec (Owner) 1 s—Mr A. Howard's b h Foxhill, syrs, Jlsec (Owner) 2 9—Air F. Hook-ham's oh g Gold Drift, ■ 4yrs, 39aT?c (H. Frost) 3 12 Link, 7 Tea Tree, 10 Geo Whiz, 6 B&venswood, 3 No Shenanaghan, 14 Hiroki, 11 Don Be.l, 2 Maori Princess, S Kaikonui, 1 Chorus Girl and IS Prince Dorio also started. At the cud of half a mile Foxhill was well out, and at the end of a milo the order was Foxhill, Chorus Girl, Huon Drift and Gold Drift. The field was well strung out at a miio and a half in the same order. Half a milo from heme Huon Drift went to tho front, and won with ease by fifty lengths, with Foxhill a hundred yards in front of Gold Drift, and Kaikonui nest. No Shenanghan was called off. Time—-7miu 6 l-ssec. ADVANCE HANDICAP (in harness), of lid sovs; second horse 21 sovs and third horso 12 sovs from tho stake. One milo and a half. I—Alv J?. M'DoMioll'a b c Emilius, by Rothschild—lmperialism, SJyrs, 4sec (Owner) 1 S~Mr K. S. M'Leod's gr m Sweet Agnes, Gyrs, Gsec 2 13— Air J. Snelling's ch m Aimio Dillon,' 6yrs, 7tjeo ft 16 Bequest scr, i Gertie L. eor, 11 Texas Isec, !) Galviinita 2sec, 3 Beach Boy Ssso and Muriel Dillon 7sec (coupled). 10 Alphio K. 3sec, 5 Canzonetta ssec, 7 Ottawa ssec. 2 General Lmk Sscc, 15 Ladv Poole 6sec', 14 Ohve Child 6scc, 12 Louie Drift 7sec and 6 Minora 7sec also started. At the end of hulf «, m ilo Sweet Agnes ?? S • V l^-, rollt ' followe d by Minora and Muriel Dilion, with Emilius in ciose attendance. Going- down tho back stretch Emilius went to the front, followed by Sweot Ames, Muriel Diipon and Galvnnita. Muriel Di:!on broke, and -Emiaus went on with a substantial lead. He won very easily by twelve lengths from Sweet Agnos, with Annie Dillon third four lengths awav. Muriel Dillon wa« fourth and Texas fifth lime —3min r.2 2-ssec. TELEGRAPH HANDICAP (in harness), of 110 sovs; second horso '2-2 sovs and third horse II sovs from tho stake. Ono milo. I—Mr J. Bryce's ch m Our A<rgie, by Savoyard—Mifs Louio, Gyrs, 7se<; ~ (Owner) 1 J—Mr M. Clarke's b m Frniizalenii, „ i!? Ed - Msec (F. Holmes) 2 12-Alr B. W. Glass's b h Lord Eh™, lured, 3sec (G. Anderson) 3 4 Mountain lioso -isec, 31 Tho IVhip -Iseo, 8 i'useo osec, '.l Hoso Dillon os-t'c. ii Baron Fninz feoc. ■> Brown Be.l Gsec, 7 Teisuudfr 6sec, 5 Dollcv Princass 7sec, 0 Penelope 7sec and 10 Krina 7sec ak-o started Our Aggie- commenced stmirtlv and lead all the way. winning casih- bv ?ix Iprirth" from Franzalena, who be-a't'Lord Elmo Uy I length, with Dollar Princess fourth. Time —2mm 20 l-3scc.

JESSIE PALM HANDICAP (in l,anfo«) <>f 120 sova: second horse 2-i sovs, tiiira horse. 1-2 sovs from iho fetake Two miles. l-lfr ir. Binks's eh P Master Ravmond, by Rothschild—Lincoln y e {. m ;uc, aired, 3—jlr G. Stnnsfcilow s gr cr Mavfie'd, aged. Usee (.7. Brankiit) 2 *—Mr i\. L. I'rice's blt Imperial Crown, upd. Kiieo " (Owner) 3 2 .iTcii-sure Seeker Tsee, 5 Adventuress Ssec, 7 Mokau 12sec, and G Te Kuiti 12seo and Mnyfiowsr 14-co (coupled) also started At the -half-mile post Mayfield wiw loading by live lcrgihs from Imperial Crown, with To TCuiti about, the- s.a.mo distance away, well in front of tho rc>-t «:f ;ho field, llnli "ji mile from "home Mayfieid was still leadin- from Imperial Crown and Adventuress, with Master llavmond coming up strongly. In a good finish ifasW Raymond won bv a l-?iLcrth. with May;ie!d sis bmi'ths in front of Imperial Crown, and Adventuress nest. Time ™4:nrn 42sei'. FINAL HANDICAP (in saddle), of 105 govs; ncfoiid horse 20 iev% and third 10 sovs from the stake. One mile. ile.-jH.rs lturrick Bros,' b g Peraiuder, by Ceueral Lincoln—Moonshine, aged, Ssoo (A. Pr ingle) j. Mr M. Clarice's b m Franzalenu, aged, lisec (J. M'Leunan) 2

•Mr E. Bowea's b g Al Frr.;w, aged, S.,ec (R, Rca.y) 3 R.pon Child focc, _ Bribery osce, .Scottish ?>fac ssec, Clingsrhiid ~>°ee, Tnatara sseo, iinmapuka, Gsec, Rosa Ui.'lon 7sec, Kinetic Bsec, Lincoln Junior Bsec, Sy.lcombo Bsec, Wallace Junior Sseo and Cakdon 9seo abo started. Al Fran/, went to the front very early, and led llio held for half a mile, "followed by Lincoln Tun. Persuader came over the last fur'ong, followed by Fntnzclena, and iu a I good finish Persuader won by a length from | Franzalena, who beat Al Frans by the same distance, with Kinetic fourth, two lengths 4iv,a.v. Time—2mip. ■*''