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Waikato Times, Volume 107, Issue 17982, 29 March 1930, Page 6 (Supplement)

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THAMES TROTTING. -I. turua handicap, Of £115; limit, 3.38; It miles. 15 SOME DILLON, <SB (T. P. Grimmond) ~ • 1 I G NATHANIEL, it (W. Willets) 2 4 ZEALOUS, It (E. Paul) ... 3 ’Also-started: 9 Lady Yvonne, 10 Lord Lou, 11 Myrtlene, 2 Signor, ’ Vmit; 3 Camul, 12yds. bhd; 12 Goid Cast, 1 IVSy Thorpe, 7 Typist, 24; 3 jvjaid 6f the Mountains, 48; 11 Dolavan Bill, 90Won by a head, with half a head between second and third. Times: 3.27, 3.31 1-5, 3.31 Z- 5. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP, Of £200; limit, 4.59; 2 miles. 1 BLACK MAGIC, .24 (W. B. Pollard) 1 5 LOOBADE, It (J. T. Paul) . 2 ’6 JOYRIDE, It (T. Allen) . . 3 Also started: 3 All Special, 7 Kcr a Boy, 10 # l~or«d Roberts, S Colonel Thorpe, limit: 3 Lady Ena 12: 2 Lord Haldane, 3«; 4 ’Paradigm. 144., V’/or. tsv one and a-haif lengths, with a length between second and third. Times: 4.51 4-5, 4.54 4-5, Lord Haldane won by one and <:-half lengths from Slack Magic, who was a length In front of Lochade, with Joyride , a nock I further away. An inquiry was held into the running of Lord Haldane as compared with .his form in the parawai'Handicap earlier in ti le day. Lord Haldane was disqualified, Black Magic being placed first, Lochade second -and Joyride third. Lord Ha, da lie car’rind 413 tickets' in the Presi-

dent’s Handicap, compared with 44 tickets earlier in the day. KOPU HANDICAP, Of £200; limit, 2.54; 1.1 miles.' 1 GREAT BALI.IN, !t. (A. J, Julian) 1 9 WARPLANE, 6.0 (J. Shaw) 2 2 BENEFICE, 36 {J. T. Paul) 3 • Lice started: 15 Ohilde Autio™ bom 5 Dawdler. 3 Haeronga Pal, 14 Hohora, 6 Pavlova, 11 Ursuline, Hmi); 16 Reliance, 4 Flichore, 12; 3 Trustworthy, 10 Vanity Boy, 24; 13 iSlandore, 12 Concertina, 36: 7 Hal Chimes, 43. Won by a neck, with a head between second and third. Times 2.51'1-5, 2.46 2-5, 2.4 S 3-5. ■To fa I is® ton Returns. The totalisator handled £2O,SOT, against £17,714 last year, an increase of £2593. CHEVIOT TROTS. Parnassus Handicap: 1 Esblno i. 4 Chancer, 2, 7 Great Dillon 3. Mackenzie Handicap: 5 Warrenore 1- 6 Venarc 2,'7 Bonny Logs nd a -3. • Bollard Memorial: 3 Harley Dillon 1, 5 Bingen Wilkes 2, 4 Great Audo ■ DONOVAN v. SARRON. ft :;;w z EALANDER VICTORIOUS. DECISION .GIVEN ON POINTS. WELLINGTON: After going the full distance of 15 rounds. Tommy Donovan (Taranaki) gained the decision on points' over Pete Sarron (United States) at'tho K.il~ bopnie stadium at Wellington this this afternoon. ■The earlier rounds were in favour of the-American, but Donovan forced Che fighting over the later part of the journey, rousing the irrros crowd* to sconce of great enthusiasm, The decision was a popular one, Donovan being chaired from the ring by his supporters. CRICKET. Senior A: Hamilton East made f sure of tho Hamilton Senior A championship this afternoon by gaining a three-point victory ovor Frankton. Hamilton East, first innings 280, second 164 for seven Wickets; Frankton, first innings, 169, second 107 for one wicket. Hamilton had a three-point ■win over Old Boys. 0.8. first innings 216, second 162 for* nine. Ham[Ron, first innings, 239. BOWLING. H. J. WRIGHT CUP. Ham. E. Green: 3rd rnd: Carswell ?.Q v. Land 10: Jordan 13 v, Meredith 16. Frankton Green: 3rd. rnd; Loveri<k;e 21 beat Hawkins IS; Evans 30 beat H, Coombes 5. POLO, Rhodes Cup Final:: pareora A 21 beat pareora ROWING. Tho Hamilton-Rowing Club held trial fours .this afternoon, for whins donated by Mrs. a. Hay. Ifeix -crew's competed, three heats being held. In the semi-final a great finish saw Hammond’s crew beat Curnow’s crew hv six inches, In the final Hammond’s crew was beaten by Patterson,