TROTTING.

Waikato Times, Volume 107, Issue 17963, 7 March 1930, Page 3

TROTTING.

THE TIMARU CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING EVENTS. TO BE DECIDED TO-MORROW. Tljo autumn meeting of the Ylmaru Trotting Club will be held to-morrow. The fields in the various events are as follows : KING'S DOWN lIANDICAP. ij miles; limit 3.50.. Dilfashion, Enigma, Eringo, Merrljigs, North Queen, Our Bingen, Quince v Thorpe, limit; Micky Audubon, 48yds-bhd; Saka Bona, 60; Avoness, Great Harvester, 72; Stand By, 8a; Accumulator, 120. TRIAL HANDICAP. 1$ miles; limit 3-40. "Ganville. Lady Antrim, Lady Satinwood, 'Lady Zephyr, Mahara, Nor - wester, Ola Pointer, Ulm, Valehead, limit- Eifferton Lass, Harold Logan, Happy Lass, Jolly Maid, 12yds bhd; Mister Pointer, Otaio Rose, Lily Bingen, 24; Achray, 36; Warrenore, 48. TIMARU CUP. 2 miles; limit 4.33. Avenger, Hector’s Own, Jolly Pet, Native Queen, Great Logan, limit; Lingfleld, 12yds 'bhd; Talent. Athalone, Mate o’ Mine, Ohaha, Pluto, Real Light, The Shrew, 36; Jean MeElwyn, 48. SEADOWN HANDICAP, li miles; limit 3.34. Great Abdullah, Jessie liuon, Lc Thorpe, Peter Wilkin, Pink Sugar, Sonoma Laddie, limit; Regal Voyage Mao Rwanda, Baron Bingen 12} as bhd; Golden Dillon, John Noble, Wlfl Voyage, Vikota, 24; Editor, 36, Sandy Pointer, 48. TEMUKA HANDICAP. 2 miles. Eva Reta, Jade, St. Petrox, Kyra, limit • Nelson Prince, Accumulator, 12yds bhd; Great Nelson, 48; New Metford, 72. WASHDYKE HANDICAP. 11 miles; limit 2.40. Eugene de Oro, Great Triumph, Morning Sun. Roddy, limit ; John Jinks Logan Princess, Rolex, Warepa. vc's bhd; Granite City, 2a; Muriel de Oro. Lingfleld, 36; Hector’s Own. Pluto, 48. FAIRLIE HANDICAP. Two miles: limit, 4.44. Denver’s Doll, Dipnoi, Alary Locanda, Mountain Ore, limit, Bab Logan, Jackv Logan. Kelp Salient, 12yds bhd: Mac do Oro. 24: Nelson de Oro, Mercury, 36; Shady -P ot , 18 - WAI-ITt HANDICAP. One mile; limit, 2.19. * Ecstacy, Golden Dillon, Routine, Vikota. Young Bingen, limit; Gibraltar, Wild Spur, 12yds bhd; Lough Neagh, Gusiila d’Or, 24; Bing Boa. Horotane, Kriua, 36; Warepa, -iS. WAIKATO CLUB’S MEETING. ARRANGEMENTS FOR APRIL 5. ATTEMPT AT MILE RECORD. A meeting of the committee of the Waikato Trotting Club held last evcn'ng, was attended by Messrs H. \V. Burch (President), J. Dalgleish, ,1. Fraser Smith, S. J. Rawlinson, M. McKendry, D. D. Wilson, T. Clarkin, A. B. Cassidy, A. Livingstone, J. Teddy, 11. >E. Tristram and T. G. Reynolds (secretary). An apology for non-attendance was received from Mr Campbell Johnstone. Matters of detail in connection with the arrartgements for the autumn meeting of the club at Claudelands on Saturday, April 5, were discussed and decided upon. It was decided that the admission charges, be the same as at last meeting, viz., 2s outside; 3/6 lawn (men) and 3s (ladies). Mr W. T. Carr’s name was added to the list, of extra stewards for the coming meeting. A Prominent Draw. The President reported that Air Wilfred Johnstone had expressed his willingness, if conditions were favourable, to make an attempt on the world's grass mile record at Hie club's coming meeting with his champion, Peter Bingen, the dual New Zealand Cup winner. The committee, in accepting Mr Johnstone’s offer, resolved to write (banking him and to do everything in I heir power to bring Hie track iacilities at Claudelands up lo concert pitch. It was felt that-the appearance of peter Bingen would be a great draw. The attempt on the record is to be put on Immediately after I lie Waikato Handicap, Hie leading event at the coming meeting. Handsome Trophy Donated. It was announced that Mrs Burch and the President, Mr Burch, had provided a case of cutlery to go with Hie cash prize lo the owner of Hie winner of the Waikato Handicap at the coming meeting. The trophy is a very handsome one and the appreciation of the committee was expressed last evening towards me donors. The trophy is to lie displayed prominently within the next few days.