TROTTING

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 110, 11 May 1936, Page 5

TROTTING

WAIKATO CLLB MEETING AT CLAUDELANDS BIG RACE TO KING S PLAY (Per Press Association. ) HAMILTON, May 9. The Waikato Trotting Club’s autumn meeting was held to-day in glorious weather after a heavy frost. The track was dead after recent rain- The attendance was large and the totalisator handled £12,207 10s, compared with £7894 for seven races last year. Re.;4ilts:— Innovation Handicap.—2/1 Hearsay (G. T. Mitchell, junr.) 1. 8/12 Bedford (F. Hearing) 2, 3/3 Worthy Boy (A- J. Julian )3. Two lengths; three lengths. Times, 3.0 1-5, 3-0 3-5, 3.2 1-5. Frankton Handicap. 2/3 Franz Derby (A. G. Farland) 1. 5/5 Jolly Pan (C. R. Woods) 2, 4/4 Nelspear ( J. T. Paul) 3- Neck; head. Times, 3.43 3-5, 3.43, 3.44 1-5. President's Handicap.—2/2 King's Flay (G. T. Mitchell, junr.) .1, 4/4 AVinaway (F. C- Walken 2, 1/1 Nervie's Last, (F. J. bmith) 3. Five lengths; eight lengths. Times, 4.36 4-5, 4.44 1-5, 4.44. Newstead Handicap. 3/2 Star I Pronto (B. Dyer) J, 8/10 Bismuth (AMcGarry) 2, 7/7 Red Frontier (T. Nicholson) 3. Two and a-half lengths each wav. Times, 3.33, 3.36 2-5. 3.55 1Claudelands Handicap. —4,6 Munga Tangi (L. Laver) J, 9/10 Pink Lady (J. Paton) 2, 6/7 Superfine (M- H. Tims) 3. Three-quarters of a length; two lengths Times, 3.40 25, 3.41 1-5, 3.41 1-5. Stewards’ Handicap. — *2/3 Waikato Prince (C. R. Woods) 1. 5/5 Elissa (W. T- Dye) 2, 1/1 Arapai (A. F. Liddell) 3. Half a. length; length. Times, 4.51 2- 4.59 3-5, 4.53 1-5. Te Kovvhai Handicap.—l/1 Winaway (F. C. Walker) J. 2/3 Silk Cord (A. Cranston) 2, 4 4 Kewpie's Bond (-L S- Robertson) 3. Length and ahalf; two and a-half lengths. Times, 2.51 1-5, 2.52 3-5, 2.52 3-5. Farewell Handicap.—7/8 Cherrill (L. J. Mahoney) .1, 5/3 Trymint (M. H. Tims) 2, 3/6 Home Brew ( R. A. McMillan) 3. Three lengths; two and ahalf lengths. Times, 2.21, 2.19, 2.24 1-5.

CASTLECLIFF CLUB MEDAL MATCH RESULTS FIRST KOI'ND OF POWER CIT The Power Cup compel!!'on was started by the Castlecliff Golf Club on Saturday with a medal match in conjunction. The weather was not conducive to good go-!f and owing to the rain some of the medal scores were not finished. The best cards handed in were:—

•r. h. Alp .. .. E. Hovle , 1 P9—30—69 L. Blewett .. .. JOO —26 —74 L. 11. Barkes .. . .. 90—15—75 A. I’. Kitto .. . . 78— 3—75 \. S. Delves .. . . . 07—21—76 .1 Goss 7 9—- 3—7 6 Goldsbnrv .. . 92-—16 —7 6 s Rodger .. .. . . 87—11— 76 A. Elliot . . V b— i 8— t 8 R. E. Kitto .. . . 84— ;>— i 8 A. E. Ascot t .. . AV M. Pond . . . . . 8 6— i — 19 A. D. Kitto .. . XT 7 Xi! A. Lamont . t . , on—io—so B. Goldsbury .. .. . . 115—35—80