8 O’CLOCK EDITION.

Waikato Times, Volume 107, Issue 17916, 11 January 1930, Page 4

8 O’CLOCK EDITION.

THAMES RACES. ' PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, Of £135; G fur. 4 810 BERTHA, 7.0, car. 7.3 1 G PATERE, 7.0 ....... 2 2 BII.LIKINS, 7.4 ....... .. . 3 Also started; 1 Envoy, S.Q; 3 White nhujlot, 7.0. White Ringlot was tho early leader from Patore, Bllllklns, Big Bertha and Envoy. This was tho order in which they raced along the hack. There was no material change in the loading positions across the top, Bllllklns loading Into tho straight from Big Borthaj White Ringlet, Patero and Envoy. Big Bertha won comfortably by two lengths from Patero, who was a similar distance In front of _■ 81l lilt ins. Envoy, who could not handle the going, was fourth, with White Ringlet, next. Time, 1.19 1-5. NGATEA HACK HANDICAP, Of £110; 1 mile. 2 TUKU, 3.1 1 7 SOME LADY, 7.6 . 2 6 INDOLENT, 8.3 3 Also started: 3 Brampton, 8.5, car. 8.0; 1 Coll, 7,10; 8 Always, 7.4; 4 Day Lass, 7.0: 5 Snow Plano 7.0, car. 7.1. When they sottled down Tuku had charge, shgwlng the way along tho back to indolont, Brampton, % Coll, Some Lady, Always, Day Laos and snow Plane. Across the top Tuku was still in front from Indolent, Brampton, Coll,, Always, Snow Plane, Soma Lady and Day Lass, Tuku came into the straight showing tho way to indolent, Coll, Brampton, Always, Snow Plano, Some Lady, and D.ay Lass. Tuku went on to win nicely by a length from Some Lady, who finished fast from the back, indolent was a length further away third, with Coll fourth, and then came Br&mpten, Snow Plane, Always and Day Lass. Time, 1.51 4-5. FAREWELL HANDICAP, Of £130; 7 fur. 1 HAKANOA, 9.0 1 2 GOOD BOY, 3.8 2 4 WALTZER, 7.8 3 Also started: 3 Tanagrn, 7.0; 5 Unoco, 7.0 Tanagra was the early leader from Unocc, Hakanoa, and Good Boy. Across the top Tanagra was still in charge with Unoco, Hakanoa, Waltzer and Good Boy In that order. Unoco came into the straight in front of Tanagra, Hakanoa and Good Boy. In a good finish Hakanoa got up to win by a neck from Good Boy, who was three lengths in front of Waltzer. Unoco was fourth and Tanagra next. Time 1,34'3-5. / TOTALISATOR RETURNS. The totalisator handled £15.810 10/-, against £15,993 fer the first day last year; a decrease of £18? 10/-. For the meeting £32,107 went through the machine, compare with £35,506 10s for the corresponding period last year, a decrease of £3399 10s. TIMARU TROTS. WAIMATE HANDICAP, Of £170; Class 4.55; 2 miles. 3 ADMIRAL BINGEN, 72 1 4 ST. PETROX, limit ....... 2 G SCUTTLE, 24 3 Also started: Benora, Bront Boy, Great Harvester, King’s Voyage, Ruby Bingen, Robert Todd, limit; Groat Way, 12; Tot Logan, 48; Peter Lin, 144, •Won by a length, Tima, 4.45. PAREORA HANDICAP, Of £180; Class 2.52; 11 mile. 1 LOGAN PRINCESS, 12 1 2 WAREPA, 24 2 6 GREAT TRIUMPH, 24 3 Also started: Erin’s Lynn, Gibraltar limit; Auditress, Royal Comrade, 12yds; Baynut, Roddy, 24. Won by a head. Time, 2.50 2-5. • SALISBURY HANDICAP, Of £160; Class 4.46; 2 miles. ’ 3 CYONE, 24 1 7 HOLEX, 24 2 2 SANDY POINTER, limit ... 3 Also started: Baron Bingen, i Pleasant Wave, Sonoma Laddie, Wild Voyage, limit; Ethiopian, Mountain Ore, Schoolmate, 12; Vikota. 24; Kautoma, Yoicks, 36; Wakataua, 60. Won by a length, Time, 4.35 1-5. FAREWELL HANDICAP, Of £160; 1 miio. 4 WAREPA, 38 1 1 KRINA, 24 2 2 GIBRALTAR, 12 '. . . 3 Also started: Golden Dillcn, Glen Farg, King Abdullah, Listen In, Nell De Beau, Tennessee’s Child, limit; Wild Spur, 12; Lough Neagh, 24; Bingen Boy, 36. Won by a short head, Time, 2.15 3-5. TOTALISATOR FIGURES. The totalisator handled £19,517 10/-, against £17,427 10/- last •year, a decrease of £2090, TEST CRICKET. CHRISTCHURCH, Saturday. Rainy conditions still prevail, play in the Test cricket match has been. postponed till Monday.