TROTTING CONTRO

Star (Christchurch), Volume XLIV, Issue 471, 4 June 1932, Page 12

TROTTING CONTRO

Association Holds it Meeting. The hoard of the New Zealand ting; Association met last evenint sent—Messrs J. H. Williams (pres J. R. M’Kenzie, S. W. Kelly, H. C ley, H. W. Kltchingrham, J. B. Th and W. Hayward. Robert Stringer applied for t moval of his disqualification. T plication was granted. W. Ca made similar application. It wi cided to take no action. The Roxburgh Trotting Clut granted registration. The clul only recently been formed. The Cambridge Trotting Club re inquiring into the alleged interf of Carl Mack with Winchat, wh driven by S. M. August. The cli taken no action. This was endoi The Oamaru Trotting Club’s ac disqualifying Stanley Bingen fro Waikaura Handicap for gallopin endorsed. S. A. Hagan applied for a refi the fine of £1 imposed on him t starter at the Marlborough Tt Club’s meeting for alleged " rir with the trotter Wall. Eagan that the horse had started flatIt was decided to ask the club report from the starter.' The deaths of the following were reported:—Alice Axworthy lies, Tauranga), Dolly Pointer (' Lambie, Lakeside), Fama (M Spence, Fairlie), Forest Ranger ( Reid, Greymouth), Glenowl (Mr Smith, Waimate), Rosa Elmo (Mr Aker, Christchurch), Sailor Jac J. F. Hunter, Wyndham) and Lyons (Mr E. G. Eden, Ladbrook Resolutions were passed thanki president of the New Zealand Conference (Mr O. S. Watkins) f services rendered by him on beh trotting and racing clubs in obt from the Government a further in totalisator taxation, and to th ernment expressing appreciation rebate of one-fifth of the totalisat granted to totalisator clubs und< tion 40 of the Finance Act. The Victorian Trotting and Conference advised the followin qualifications:—H. Backman ( driver), M. Boland (trainer) at gelding Glen Ormond for twelve i for allegedly not trying to win at mon on April 4, 1932; H. Watson (< and the mare Nellie Mauritius for months for allegedly not trying at Richmond on April 4; W. M. (owner-driver) and the gelding Vin for twelve months for allegei trying to win at Richmond on A T. A. Wills (driver) for six mont allegedly not trying to win at t taura Trotting Club’s meeting on 28; L. D. Miles (owner), G. A. (driver-trainer) and the mare Ro for six months for allegedly not to win at the Bendigo Trotting meeting on April 9 (term of disqu tion increased to twelve month Sexton (trainer-driver) and the | lanwood for twelve months for all not trying to win at Richmond oi 18; W. J. Fraser (trainer-driver) a horse Fulham Printo for twelve i for allegedly not trying to win th lng Handicap held at Richmond oi 18. Audubon Lad. After consideration In commit was resolved ** That Joseph D< with the registered horse Audubo subsequently nominated and ra< All’s Well by J. G. M’Namara and ed by liis father, J. M’Namara, l qualified for life for corrupt prs That with regard to J. M’Namara, there is not sufficient direct evid< implicate him with knowledge horse purchased by him and trail* to his son J. G. M’Namara being bon Lad, the board feels tlia father’s explanation of his coni and dealings with the said horse satisfactory.”