CANTERBUAY PARK TROTS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16750, 3 June 1922, Page 10

CANTERBUAY PARK TROTS.

SECOND DAY’S EVENTS. RACING IN THE MUD. The winter meeting of the Canterbury Pork Trottinj? Club was concluded to-day in very unpleasant conditions. There were frequent showers of rain on Frid&y, followed by a downpour during: t.he night. There was. however, a slight improvement this morning, and it was decided to carry on. Under the circumstances, it was not surprising to find the attendance smaller than had been expected. The track received a thorough soakine and was very heavy, becoming very muddy as the result of frequent showers during tho afternoon, Ttesults:— SECOND AMATEUR HANDICAP (in saddle), Of 165 so vs; second horse 30 so vs and third horse 15 sova from the stake. For unhoppled trotters; class, not better than 3.50. One mile and a half. 4—Mr W. H. Ferguson’s ch g RED OAK. by Great Audubon—Novelwood <vrs. sseo (Owner) 1 I—Ylr C. M. O’ Connor’s bm GALINDO BROOK, by Galindo—Brooklyn mare, aged, Isec (ovwier) 3 3—Mr P. Priest’s b m RUBY LINCOLN, by Navigator—Lincoln Yet mare, aged, 4sec (owner) 3 ‘2 Cousin Jerny scr., 8 Gaychild laec., 10 Housemaid 2sec, 6 Brachycombe 2sec, 19 Mi-sa Woods 4sec, 17 Peter’s Pet ssec, 14 Peter Huon seee, 12 Ravensworth ssec^ 11 False Phyllis ssec, 15 Sensible Peter 5 sec, 13 Gentle Ribbons ssec. 16 Sam Huon 5 sec, 18 Wai-iti ssec. 9 Reparation ssec, 5 Peter Morn ssec, 7 Weloome Whispers nsec also started Sensible Peter led for a furlong, when he broke. Red Oak then took charge, and he led paft the str*»->d. follow “d b- ' lindo Brook. Ruby Lincoln and Gaychild. Then the leader broke, and was headed by Galiadi Brook. Turning into the stretch Galindo Brook was just clear of Ruby Lincoln and Red Oak. A little further on Ruby Lincoln broke, and the other pair raced together to the straight, where Red Oak went on and won easily by five lengths. Ruby Lincoln was ten lengths away, with Housemaid a poor foairth. Times; Red Oak. 3min 57sec; Galindo Brook 3min 54 4-ssec; Ruby Lincoln 4min 0 8-ssec. PENINSULA HANDICAP (in harness'). Of 250 bovs; second horse 50 both and third horse 25 sovs from the stake. Class 3.30. One mile and a half. I —Mr T. Newman’s hr g PETER KING, by Petereta—Silver King mare. syrs, 4 sec (G. S. Smith.) 1 17—Mr IT. A. Woolley's ch h COLENUT, by King Cole—Cocoanut. aged, Isec (J. Armstrong) 2 6- Mr C. Unwin s h g COLCHESTER, by Wildwood Junior—Dorrie Black, By rs, Gsec (E. Berry) 3 15 Rorke’s Drift lace, 10 Thixendale 2scc, 13 Irvar ‘2sec. 5 Cammic 3sec. 3 Lady 5 within 4sec, 16 Brown's Nugget isec/, 7 llallin 4seo, 4 Tara ire sscc. 2 Lincoln Huon £ ssee,, 8 Silver Locanda ssec, 9 Elite 6sec, T2 rProud Logan ssec, 1 I Tauhinu 6sec and 11 Royal Chance 6sec also started. Proud Logan led Tauhinu and Colchester for a furlong and then broke badly. A furlong further on Tauhinu and Colchester 1 were together in the lead, closely followed by Ballin and Peter King. Passing the stand Tauhinu was showing the way to Peter King, with the other pair handy. Peter King was in front turning into the back stretch aiul at the half mile post 1 Ballin took second place. Colenut then put in his claim and on reaching the straight he was just behind Peter King, who finished wide and iw,on by a length. Colenut was six lengths clear of Colchester, with Ballin and Taraire next. Times— Peter King, 3min 38sec; Colenut, 3inin 35 l-ssec; Colchester 3min 42 l-ssec. KING GEORGE HANDICAP (in harness), Of. 800 sovs; second horse 160 sovs and third horse 80 sovs from the stake. Class 4T.33. Two miles. J. R. Corrigan’s blk h MAN-O’-WAR, by Peri Huon—Wilga, aged, scr (J. Bryce) 1 I I—{Mr J. R. M’Kenzie’s blk g VICE ADMIRAL, by Advance—Scarlet Rose, aged, 6sec (J. N. Clarke) 2 4Mr S. G. Lemon’s blk g SHERWOOD, ky Kerrwood—Jessie 8., aged, 3sec (coupled with Trix Pointer) (F. Holmes, jun.) 3 B—Mr J. Dench’s b m Tatsy Dillon, aged, 3sec (J. M’Lennan) 0 6 —Mr H. M. Allen’s b g Locanda Dillon, 6yrs, 3sec (S. GaUacher) 0 5 Mr C. Channing's b g Agathos, aged, *ssec (N. C. Price) 0 4—Mr W. H. Norton’s b m Trix Pointer, aged, 3sec with Sherwood) (F. Holmes) 0 Locanda Dillon began very ta. i ua.i at the end of a furlong he was showi.ig the f way to Vice Admiral, who was w«*Il clear - of Agathos, with Sherwood and Trix #. Pointer next, while Man o' War passed Tatsy Dillon before reaching the half-mile post. When half the distance had been covered Locanda Dillon was a length in front of Vice Admiral, with Man o' War lengths away, just in front of Sherwood. Trix Pointer and Agathos. Five i i irlongs from home Man o' War headed Locanda Dillon and gradually overhauling ) ice Admiral he was just behind him at the home turn. Man o’ War, finishing well, beat Vice Admiral comfortably by half a length. Sherwood, easing up, was * a poor third, followed by Tatsy Dillon and Trix Pointer. Times— Man o' War. 4mm B 1 45 3-Sscc; Vice Admiral, 4min on 4-ssec; Sherwood, 4min 59 2-ssec LYTTELTON HANDICAP (in saddle). Ofsso sovs; second horse 50 sovs and third lS>rse 25 sovs from tho stake. Class 4.47. wo miles. [ % 3 -Mr P. Munn’s ch g GRAND DENVER. by Denver Huon—Lady Rattoo. aged. Bsec (R. Humphreys) 1 6 -Mr A. H. King’s ch g OAKNUT, by EBetel Nut—Commander mare, syrs, iikeo (W. R. Thomas) 2 2—Mr W. L. Milne’s ch g COLD WATER, <hy Coldstream Bells—Lady’s Maid, i&yra, llsec (R. 0. Reed) 3 It) -Koraki ssec, 6 Prince Lyons 6sec, 8 Dandy Chimes 9sec. II Bill Brown 9sec, 9 I’xfnce Burlington lOsec, 4 Albert Wallace 13sec, 12 Dillon Eddy I3sec, 7 Dillonshire I4sfec and 1 Peter Jackson I4sec also stated. inllonshine took charge at the start, followed by Peter Jackson and Albert Wallao?. After going half a mile Peter Jacksoil broke, and a little further on Dillonshfpe had Bill Brown and Coldwater as hi'Tnearest attendants. Passing the stand m. was showing the way to Coldwatcr, Dilion Eddy, Peter Jackson. Alberto . solace, Oaknut and Grand Denver. Leavmg the straight Peter Jackson broke, coldwater took charge five furlongs from Home and led Oaknut and Grand Denver to the straight, where Coldwater broke Uaknut followed suit a little further on . Gr and Denver beat him by a length, coldwater was ten lengths away, just in ‘™' n of Dundy Chimes, with Dillon ß hine ~,t- Times—Grand Denver, 4min 53sec; isee. imi " t2 I ' ssec; Coldwater, Sxaiu AVIATION HANDICAP (in harness), Ol -if{> sovs; second horse 60 sovs and third horse 30 sovs from the stake. For unhoppled trotters; class 4.18. Two miles Lemon’s b g THE PLUMBER, by Mauritius—Ruby Wilkes. aged. ® Bec (R. 8. Henry; 1 t 1 J w Cart ® p ’ s blkh JACK M’KIN--NEI, by Clark M’Kinney—Nina 2 “Mr J- A. Sligo’s b g GAY WILKES, b.v Marvin Wilkes—Alpha H.. aged, / bec (F. Holmes, jun.) 3 i Whisht scr. 33 Master Hal 3sec. 9 Marietta 3sec. 10 Homeleigh Dick 3sec, 11 Mar- ''" Junior ssec, 7 Harold Child ssec, 2 Mejry Bingen llsec (coupled with Gay " Ukes), 8 Kola Boy Bsec. 6 Pieter Timmerman I2sec, 4 Rostrevor 1386 c and 12 Lady l’ajricia 13eec also started. Lady Patricia njade the early running, Wl th Rostrevor and Pieter Timmerman in ciose attendance. At tho end of half a mile Lad.v Patricia broke, and two furlongs further on Tbe Plumber joined RostioYor and Pieter Timmerman in the lead. Paving the stand The Plumber was in charge, and turning into the back stretch ho had opened out a gap of six lengths from Rostrevor, with Gay Wilkes. Merry Bingen, Harold Child and Jack M’Kinney in the next bunch. Jack M’Kinney took second place at the entrance to the straight, but The Plumber held his place and won, easing up, by half a dozen lengths. Gay Wilkes was six lengths back, wiim Master Hal, Harold Child and Whisht next. Times—The Plumber, smin 3 2-ssec; Jack M’Kinney, smiu 0 3-ssec; Gay Wilkes, l ...

STEWARDS’ HANDICAP (in harness). Of 400 sovs; second horse 80 sovs and third horse 40 sovs from the stake. Class 2.48. One mile and a quarter B—Mr L. G. King’s b m ONYX, by Logan Pointer—Cameos, syrs, Bseo (J. Messervey) 1 10—Mr H. C. Yates’ b g PAUL DUFATTLT, by Harold Dillon—Mario Narelle, aged, ] sec (J. Messervey, junr.) 2 2—Mr IT. F. Nicoll’s hr g INDRA, by St Swithin—Lady Cherry, 6yrs. Isec (D. Withers) 3 8 Matchlight, Isec, 1 Emperor 3sec and Logan Queen ssec (coupled), 4 Locanda Dillon 3see, 7 Star Queen 4see. 6 Guynemer 4sec. 13 Hayseed s sec, 11 Lord Lyfcton ssec, 12 Rorke’s Drift ssec, 9 Glen Mavis ssec, 5 Pitaroa ssec also started. Glen Mavis was first to show out, followed by Lord Lytton. and at the end of two furlongs Glen Mavis was just showing out from Lord Lytton, Locanda Dillon and Guynemer. with Logan Queen and Onyx handy. Onyx improved her position along the back aifd at the half mile post she went on in front with Lord Lytt-on. the others being headed by Locanda Dillon, who was well clear of Logan Queen. Star Queen and Indra. Two furlongs from home Onyx and Lord Lytton then hsd a lead of several lengths from the second division. Onyx was first into the straight, and she won easily by over two lengths from Paul Dufault. who finished fast and heat Indra by half a length, with Lord Lytton and Hayseed close up. Time— Onyx 2min 59 4-ssec: Paul Dufault 2min 58 3-ssec; Indra 3min 1 4-ssec. RAILWAY HANDICAP (in harness), Of 265 sovs: second horse 52 sovs and third horse 26 sovs from the stake. Class 2.20. One mile. Mr G. H. Murfltt’s b m ENERGETIC, ssec 1 Mr F. Rowell’s ch g PETER DILLON, 6sec 2 Mr J. Payne’s ch g HAROLD CHILD, 6sec 3 Peter King and Free Pointer were scratched. Won by a neck. Time—2min 27 4-ssec. AU REVOIR HANDICAP (in saddle). Of 250 sovs; second horse 50 sovs and third horse 25 sovs from the stake. Class 2.22. One mile. ST HUBERT. 6sec 1 BINGEN WILKES, 7sec 2 MELISANDE, 7sec 3 Effie Bingen was scratched. Won by a head. Tidke—2miu 23 2-ssec.