NEW BRIGHTON TROTS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17016, 14 April 1923, Page 10

NEW BRIGHTON TROTS.

SECOND DAY. The autumn meeting of the New Brighton Trotting Club was concluded to-day in fine wfeather and with a large attendance. attracted by an exceptionally interesting programme. The following are the results:--INNOVATION HANDICAP j (in Barnes.). Of 144 so vs; second horse; 28 sovs and third horse 14 ‘ova from the stake. Class 3.40. One mile and a half. s—2lr .A. J. Higgs's b m Ma'cUSHU, by Nelson Bingen—Ma Belle. 4yrs, 34yds behind (F. Holmes) ] 3—Mr J. Bryan’ b g SIR LOGAN, by Logan Pointer—Lady Elm©, 4yr.s, ?f, r tJ. Messervy) 2 17—Mr D. Withers’s b m LOGAN LOU, j by Logan Pointer—Galindo Lou, 4yrs, 24yds behind (Owner) 3 4 Mount Harding scr. 13 Cardinal and Blue scr, 8 Rebel scr, 21 Percy Dillon scr, 16 Look Out scr, 10 Wild Pointer scr. 6 Gaia Pointer scr, 2 Bill Rich ecr, 21 Passion Wood ecr, 11 Golden Peter scr, 7 Imshi scr, 28, Dilemma 12yds behind. 20 Miss Babs 12yds, 1 Pakoti 12yds, 22 Tydol 12yd8, 10 Kodol 12yds, 18 George Grafton 24yds, r, Bingen Wilkes 48yds (coupled with Ma Cushla). 15 Kotiro 36yds, 12 Harbour Light 60yds, 9 Vera Logan 60yd« and 14 War Bond 80yds also started. Golden Peter >vas in charge early, followed by Gala Pointer and Imshi. At i the end of half a mil© Golden Peter ! showing the way to Imehi. Gala | Pointer, Ma. Cushla, Sir Logan and Percy Dillon. Half a mile from home Ma Cushla was in froht, with Gala Pointer and Imahi at the head of the others. Ma Cushla was well dear of Gala Pointer. Sir liogan, and Imshi at the entrance to the straight, and @he won easily by throe lengths from Sir Logan, with Logan Lou half a length away, n neck in front of Gala Pointer. Times—Smin 31sec, 3min 33 4-osee-, 3min S2s®c. BEXT.EV HANDICAP (in harness), j Of 19S sovs; second horse 38 sovs and I third horse 19 sovs from the stake. Unhopnled trotter*; clues 4.6 b. Two miles. 1 I—Mr L. F. Berkett’s b g PETE PETER, by Petereta, aged 12yds behind (Owner) 1 2 Mr N. T. Reilly's b m DIXIE MAC, by Dixie Alto oolt—Lady Brown, aged, 168yd* behind (Owner) 2 3 Mr D. Archer’* b in JdANGOUTU, by Galindo—Espanila, tvgod, 12yds behind <o. Donald) 3 8 Mar vole scr, 10 Dillon S sor, 7 Our Lady 12yd.s behind. 9 Paul Huon 12yds. 6 Moia. Bell 12yd*, 5 Fir Wild mo or 60yds and 4 Delville Wood 96yd» also startedMarvolo led Dillon S out of the straight, with Pete Pet-er next. These three were together at the iud of a mile, with Our Lady and Mangnutn at the head of the othex’s. Billon 8 and Pete Peter then went on together from Marvolo and Our Lady, with Mangoutu bandy and Dixie Mac gradually up. Pete Peter | took charge half a mile frwaa home and ! turning into the straight he was follower! jby Mangoutu, Our Lady. Marvolo and I Dixie Mac. A great, finish resulted in i Pete eter winning by r short half-length j fvorn Dixie Mac, whs beat Mangoutu by j a neck, with Marvolo next. Times—j 4min 46 4-seec, 4niin 34eec. * min 47 l-fisec. NEW BRTGH'rON HANDICAP (in harness), !° f S4O sovs; egrjoud hOTCo 108 sovs and j third horse 54 from the stake. Class j 4.36. Two miles. [ 2—Mr H. 0. Yates's b g PAUL DTJFATJLT, by Harold Dillon—Marie Narelle, aged. 60vd= (Owner) 1 I 4 Mrs F. C. Allinffton s hg WHISPERING WILLIE, by Woodland Whis- | pors—Gossip, aged, 60yds , <R. E. Mills) 2 l—Mr J. J. Kenner ley’s bg LINCOLN HI ON, by Judge Huon—President. Lincoln mare, aged, sor (Owner) 3 S—Mr T. E. Robinson’s b g Trooper Dil- ! - on - a»sed. scr (G. F. Robinson) 0 I 3—Mr W. H. Norton's bg Sir Henry, l oyrs, scr (F. Holmes, junr.) 0 i 3 —-Mr F. E. Sutton's b g Emperor, aged. 12yds behind (F. Holmes) 0 , ~ —T. Sheehan’s bg Astnrio, aged, 12yds behind (H. Frost) 0 s—Mr T. H. Ivey’s b h Wild Thyme, j syrs, 36yds (J. N. Clarke) 0 Trooner Dillon wns first, tn oVinw nut K«t

Trooper Dillon was first to show out, but Sir Henry soon took charge, closely followed by Trooper Dillon, Asturio and Lincoln Huon. There was little change at the end of s mile, where Wild Thj’nife' and Emperor had joined the leaders, with Paul Dufault handy, a few lengths in front of Whisperin~ Willie. Going along the back Paul Dufault moved up fast, and half a mile from home there was not much to choose between Sir Henry, Lincoln Huon. Paul Dufault and Trooper Dillon. A furlong further on Paul Dnfauit was in front, while. Whispering Willie was oloeing up fast. Paul Dufault had a good lead at- the entrance to the straight, and won l>v a,..length from Whispering Willie, who beat Lincoln Huon by a neck, with Trooper Dillon next. Times—train 34 9-ssec, 4min 34 4-seec; 4min 40sec. NEW ZEALAND DERBY STAKES (in harness), Of 600 uoTg; second lioree ITS sot*, third horse 60 sovs .and breeder of winner 25 sova from the' stake. For three-year-olds. One mile and a half. 1 — Mr J. R. M’Kenzie’s b c AC RON, by Logan Pointer—Millie C. (J. J. Kennerley) 1 2Mr W. H. Norton’s b f BONNY LOGAN, by Logan Pointer—Bonilene (F. Holmes) 2 4Mr T. G. Fox’s b c GUY FAWKES, by Harold Dillon—Rose Gauntlet (J. M'Lennan) 3 3Mr V. M. Beebe's bv c La Fa-yett-©, by Brent Locanda —Marvinette (W. J. Tomkinson) 0 The field went off at the first attempt, A cron showing the way to La Fayette. Bonny Logan and Guy Fawkes. At the end of a, furlong Guy Fawkes moved up to Acron, and they raced together til) three furlongs from home, with Bonny Logan third. Acron then drew out clear, while Bonny Logan made a forward move. Acron had a lead of several lengths at the entrance, to the straight, and he won easily by six lengths. Bonny Logan beating Guy Fawkes by at length and a half with La Fayette close up. Times—3mit. ; 29 2-ssec; 3min 30 4-ssec: 3min 31eec. BROOKLYN HANDICAP (in harness). Of 270 sovs; second horse 54 sove and third horse 27 *ovs from the stake. Inhoppled trotters; class 4.J6. Two miles. I—Mr N. T. Reilly’s h m DIXIE MAC, by Dixie Alto colt—Lady Brown, aged, 120yds behind (Owner) 1 o Mr J. Biebel’s b h FIRST FASHION, by All Style—Myrtle Bells, aged, 10?yds behind (J. J. Kennerxeyj 2 5Mr R. Mugford's b g THESEUS, by Rothschild—Palm Bell. aged, ecr (I. Rhodes) 3 If. Joyful scr, 0 Renown 12yds behind. G Gay Wilkes 48yds, 5 Marvin Junr. 48yds, 4 Marietta 60yds, 7 Whisht 84yds, and 3 Tradesman 108yds also started. Joyful led Theseus out of the straight, where Marvin Junr. was ?een in third place. These three were in close order at the end of a mile, followed by Whisht, Gay Wilkes, Marietta, Dixie Mac and First Fashion in a bunch. Half a mile from home Theseus and Joyful were together in the lead, just iu front of Marvin Junr. and Dixie Mac. with Gay Wilkes and First Fashion handy. Three furlough from home Dixie Mac ran up to Theseus, who broke. Dixie Mac was well clear at the entrance to The straight, and she won comfortably by three lengths from First Fashion, who beat Theseus by two lengths, with Gay Wilkes a neck away, just in 1 front of Marvin Times—-1m in 39 TELEGRAPH HANDICAP | (in harness), j Of 225 sovs; second horse 44 sovs and third horse 22 sovs from the stake. | Class 2.15. One mile. ; Id—Mrs F. C*. Allington’s b to THEA. by Harold Rothschild—Myrtle Bell, aged, ecr iR. F.. Mills) L ■ 4—Mr C. Channing’s bg HAYSEED, by Havoc—Cast Pearl, aged. 24 yds be- ! hind (A. Butterfield) 2 ! 3—Mr G. Barton’s ch g ADAIR. by Adonis—Harold Rothschild mare. 0 years, 12yds behind (O. E. Hooper) 3 j 6 Tenerifl'e scr. 9 Energetic scr* 5 Lord ] Lytton 12yds behind, 2 Peter King 12yds, : f The Rook 12yds. 1 Flora- Golding 12yds. ! l] Rorke's Drift 24yds. 12 Lady Wildwood 24yds. and 7 Idris 36yds also started. Thea. began smartly, followed by Adair ; and Flora. Golding. At the end of two furlongs Thea had opened out a gap from i Adair, white ’ Rorke’s Drift was in third | place. Hayseed moved up in the back I stretch, and three furloncs from home I he had joined Adair, these two being i some lengths behind Thea. Thea held her i ulace to the c'.d, and won easily by six i lengths. Hayseed beating Adair by a head. 1 with Flora -Golding, Rorke’s Drift and j Peter King next. Times—2min 17 2-Ssec, I 2min 16 2-s*ec, 2min 17 3-seec.

FLYING HANDICAP #in harness), Of 270- sovs; second horse 54 sovs and third horse ‘_7 sovs from the stake. Class 2.48. One mile and a quarter. s—Mr Farley's ch g ELITE, by Harold Dillon—-Wild Lily, aged, 12yds be- . hind (J. Meseervy) l 2 —Mi- J. O. Clarkson’s blk *r CHID, by St Elmo-—Miss Brentwood, aged, 36 t yds behind (J. J. Kennerley) 2 7—Mr G. F. Robinson’« b e OUTMET, by Royal Rothschild—Sweedy. aged, scr (Owner) 3 4 Tommy Direct sor. 1 Ha.l Junior 24yds behind, 8 Auguste Dillon 24yd3, 3 Trix Pointer 48vds. and 6 Willie Lincoln -48 yds also .started. I Elite took charge after going two furi longs, with Ouimet handy and Auguste Dillon and Hal Junior next. There was little change till half a mile from home, where Willie Lincoln and Chid made a forward move. Elite was well clear at the entrance to the straight., and she won by three lengths from Oliid, who beat > Ouimet by a length, with Willie Lincoln ' close up. Times—2inin 40sec, 2mm 47 4-5 sec, 2tnin 51seo.

MILE RECORD LOWERED.

Happy Voyage, paced by two gallopers, was sent out to beat the New Zealand mile record of 2min 6 l-saec. He covered the \ first half mile in lmin 3sec, and finished j ap the journey in 2min 4 l-ssec. j LATER RESULTS IN STOP PRESS (FRONT PAGE).