TROTTING.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 12647, 3 June 1919, Page 6

TROTTING.

CANTERBURY PARK CLUB. winter MEETING. TrofHri" iT V'i'' ‘'ig °f l-ho Canterbury Park "fj olub .,Y M “'‘-luded to-day. Tho dav nit l** mi IUIC * Wtts a- htfgo holirl Hn r- .„ Tf,e «««« in good tft'erf’ n f 'i >UF l 1 B HI a Mlk* (load, from tho r) r , M t woak hj min. Tho following are aeinila of tho racing ;- SI SI1 ) A “ ATE UII IT AND! CAB (in oMOo sovs; second homo IS mv? awl third homo a sova from tho Make, «a, not holler than 3,60. Ono itiilo ami a hah. s—Mr A. Orieve’s b m .KiJtress. by Advance—i,,ouoral Tracy mare, Gym. 6seo 1 iv r. r (Owner) 1 J i\V i Piece's bir Gentleman . , °J' T3 ' Case (Owner) 2 1- W. K. Anderson's b m Mario Lloyd, oyrs, faoc , (Owner) S 1 Uiamolcr scr, 3 Maori Princess aseo, G bandy Bill teec, a Energetic Osec, 10 Rothino , oc ’ *’ 1 roll( l Noll Gs?o, o Proud Imperial w.eo, 1!) Forest Girl 6sec, 9 Generalissimo 7e.ee, U iotor the First 7sec, 8 Blanche Arral 730 C, 14 Royal Irvington "see and 12 Tinkle Irena <333 also started. Tinkle Bells led Genern.lissinro and Sir Irvington in tho early stages, and at tho entrance to tho straight (ho. drat time Kiltrosa joined tlw front lot. fl'iukle Bolls fell leaving tho straight, whore Kiltross went to the * r °i ! '1 Elora ou t aho was never troubled, and she won, easing up, by four lengths from Gentleman Wood, With Marie Lloyd, who finished laid, four lengths further back, followed by Generalissimo and Maori Princess, lime—Kiltross 3min 52 0-sseo, Gentleman Mood Snun SI Msec, Marie Lloyd 3min Oosec. HANDICAP (in harness), , 150 sovs ; nocond horse 30 eovs and third ™’, 15 w>vs hom tho stake. For unhopplod trotters. Class, Sruin or better. Two miles. a-Mt J. C. Whiteman's b g Billv Parole, by Australian Parolo-Miisk Porn. ‘ „ v 1 ’ ® yrs * 13900 (P. Holmes) J 3 Air R. M. Mortem’s blk g Blue wood. 3> ' r ?fr , , (J. Bryce) 2 E—Mr W. 11. Young's b g Peter Timmerman, tyre, Msec (A. Fleming) 3 9 Craibwood 12scc, G Theseus losco, 4 Marietta loeeo, 8. Miss Lorna IGsec, 7 To-night 18sec, 10 Jessie’s Dream 19soo and 1 Rosie M’Kinney lOsec also started. Petor Timmerman took charge at the start, and at the end of two furlongs ho was just clear of Blnowood and Rose M’Kinncy. These three were in close order at tho end of a mile, with Billy Parole and Marietta, handy. Half a mile from home Blnowood and Billy Parole drew away together, and after a goed finish. Billy Parolo won by a length. Peter Timmerman was ten lengths away, just in front of Theseus and Miss Loma. Tims—Billy Parole train ioacc, Blnowood 4min 53 l-Ssco, Peter Timmerman oiuin 7soc. ICING GEORGE HANDICAP (in harness), of £OO toys; second horso 100 Bovs ’and third horse SO govs from tho stake. Claes, •1.35 or bettor. Two mike. 3—Messrs J. Bryce and Cross Bros.’ br hj Matchlight, by Four Chimos, aged, ■ (J. Bryce) 1 2 Messrs, Edwards and Humphreys's blk g Vico Admiral, syro, Usee (M. Edwards) . 2 1— Executors J. Knight’s b hj Author" Dillon, Gyre, sor (B. Jardon) 2 1 Mr J. Jnrclen'fl b hj John Dillon, aged, Saec (coupled with Author Dillon (A. Pringle) 0 s—Mr IV. H, Norton’s b m Admiral Wood, aged, 3«eo (coupled with This Pointer) (P. .Holmes, jun.) 0 5 Mr IV. H. Norton’s b rn Tris Pointer, oyrs, 3seo (coupled with Admiral Wood) • (F. Holmes) 0 6 Mr J. D. Parker’s blk m Erin’s Queen, 6yrs, Ssec (A. Fleming) 0 A—Mr C. Channiug's hr g A gat boa, aged, 9seo ' (J. Cockerell) 0 7 Mrs T. L. Morrison’s b hj ’Cello Sydney Wilkes, 6yrs. llseo (IV. Grant) 0 ’Cello Sydney Wilkes and Vioo Admiral drew away together, and at the end of half a mile they had opened out a good gap from the rest of the field, among whom Erin’s Queen and True Pointer were prominent. ’Cello Sydney Wilkes broke at the entrance to the straight, and Vice Admiral 1 led past tho stand from Erin's Queen, Tike Pointer, John Dillon and Agathos, who were in close order. The field closed up going down tho back, where Erin’s Queen was with Vice Admiral in the lead. Half a mile from Home the field was bunched, with the exception of 'Cello Sydney Wilkes. Trix Pointer then took charge, and at tho home turn she was just clear of Matchlight, Author Dillon, Vico Admiral and Agathos. Matchlight ran to the front at the entrance to the otraight, and won comfortably by threo lengths from Vice Admiral, who beat Author Dillon by two lengths, with Agathos a length further back. Time—Matchlight -Imin 30 3-ssec, Vice-Admi-ral 4min 35aec, Author Dillon imin 34 1-spcc. MATURITY HANDICAP (in fcamesa), of 300 sovs;. second horse 60 sovs and third horse 30 sovs from tho stake. For three-year-olds. One mile and a half. A—-Messrs Patou and Fleming’s hr g All 8011, by Gold Boll—Aqueta, Bsec (A. Fleming) 1 s—Mr H. Saunders’s br x Vilo, 2see. (G. S. Smith) 2 2 Mr H. Lane’s b f Petrova., osec (J. Bryce, jun.) S 1 Locanda Dillon scr, 3 Erpbracer Isoc, 3 ■Lochnagar 3aeo (coupled with Petrova) and S Orange Pippin ssoo also started. Petrova drew out smartly and led Orange Pippin, All 801 l and Vilo to the straight. Passing the stand Petrova, All Bell and Vilo were together just clear or Orange Pippin, and this was still the order at the end of half the journey. Embracer then moved up, and bo was close behind the leaders at the home turn. All Bell took charge at the entrance to tho straight, and, stalling off a challenge from Vilo, ho won by a neck, Petrova being four lengths away, with Embracer next. Time—All Bell 3miu 35 2-aseo, Vilo 3min 34 3-ssec, Petrova Srain 40 8-sseo. ADVANCE HANDICAP (in harness), of 200 eova; second horse 40 sovs and third horto 20 eovs from the stake. Class, 3.30 or better. One mile and a half. • 7—Mr J. Richardson's b g Jack Amh, by Starohikl—Marubrino Girl, ayrs 6soo (N. L. Price) I 9 —Mr C. Haalett’s oh g Hoctorata, aged, 3sec . (J. Bryo.s) 3 10—Mr M. Moran's ch m Hannah M., aged, 2seo (J. Branlcir.) 3 2 Cora Dillon sex, 6 Sympathy 2sec, 5 Irvar 3seu. II Star Queen 3see, 4 Captain Stanley Ssec, rl Pox 4seo, 3 Makomako 4sec, 1 Ali M'Kinnoy Ssec, 8 Birdwood 7soo and 13 Tatsy Dillon 7sao also started. Jack Arrah kd all the way and wen by four lengths from Hectorata, with Hannah M. six lengths away, and Cora Dillon and Pax next. Time—Jack Arrah 3rain 30sec; Kectorata 3mia 28seo; Hannah 1L 3min 30 2-Ssoc.