LATEST TROTTING.
THE THAMES CLUB. ANNUAL MEETING RESULTS. GAZA WINS SADDLE EVENT. CUP TO TONY VICTOR. (Special to Times.) THAMES, Saturday. The annual meeting of the Thames Trotting Club was held at the Parawai Racecourse to-day in fine weather. There was a big attendance from all parts of the province and the track was in good order. The following are the results: — HIKUTAIA HANDICAP, Of £100; limit, 3.41; 1* miles. 3 GOLD TREASURE, Mr. H. Swafflelds’ ch g by Gold Bell—Casling„ aged, 36yds. (A. J. Julian) 1 8 LORD LOU, Mr. F. Young’s b g by Lord Nepean—Lou Gap, Gyrs., 12yds. (J. T. Paul) 2 1 INVERNESS, Mr. T. G. Martin’s • bile g by Van Coronado —Bella Victor, aged, 12yds. (S. J . Smith) , 3 Also started; 15 Army Boy, 6 Belle Wilson, 5 Cogent, 11 Don Juan, 14 Don Wildman, 18 Great Vanity, 2 Prince Pedro, 17 Idle Girl, 9 Jasper, 16 Judy Thorpe, 14 Myrtlcne, 8 Oliver Thorpe, 19 Petulant, 4 Rosie Thorpe, 12 Spendthrift, 20 Tiny Rose, limit; 10 Gaza, 12yds. bhd.; 7 Lady Yvonne, 24; 13 Margaret Wallace, 36. Winner trained by A. J. Julian, Greeulane. The favourite turned up in the Te Awamutu-trained candidate Inverness, who carried £379 from Prince Pedro (£349) and Gold Treasure (£315), Lord Lou being eighth fancy with £6l. Don Juan and Great Vanity went away well and led past the stands from Lord Lou, Inverness and Army Boy. Along the hack Don Juan, Great Variety, .Lord Lou, Inverness, Oliver Thorpe and 'Gold Treasure were in that order. The favourite left his feet crossing the top and Don Juan showed the way into the straight to Lord Lou, Gold Treasure and Inverness. Gold Treasure did best to get the verdict by half a length from Lord Lou, who was a length in front of Inverness. Don Juan was fourth and then came Gaza, Prince Pedro and Oliver Thorpe Times; 3.29, 3-5, 3.31 4-5, 3.32 2-5. KEREPEEHI HANDICAP. Of £150; limit, 4.49; 2 miles. 3 SOME DILLON, Messrs Grimmond and Walker’s ch g by Peter ~ Moko —Huia Dillon mare, 4yrs, limit (T. P. Grimmond) 1 2 MARIONETTE, Mr J. Cutts’ b m by Gold Bell —Patch of Gold, aged, limit (J. T. .Paul) 2 1 DEALER, Mr W. Saunder’s b g by Hova —Sunnyside, aged, 48 yds'(Owner) 3 Also started: 13 Lucy Bell, .11 President Wilson, 12 Speed King, limit; 9 Gold Sound, 5 Paradigm, 10 Haroto, 24yds bhd; 4 Ilaerenga Pai, 6 Maid of the Mountains, 36yds; 8 Hohora, 48yds; 7 Nella Dillon, 9Gyds. Winner trained by T. P. Grimmond, Otahuhu.
Major support came for Dealer, who carried £478, the next in demand being Marionette (£418) and Some Dillon (£280). Lucy Bell stopped on the mark and interfered with Haerenga Pai. Some Dillon and Marionette went away with a good break on the others, and, passing the stands, this pair were ten lengths clear of Haerenga Pai, who was eight lengths in front of Hohora, while . Dealer was heading the rest. Along the back Some Dillon, Marionette, Haerenga Pai, Hohora and Dealer were in that order, the last named meeting with some interference crossing the top. Some Dillon led into the straight from Marionette, Haerenga Pai, Hohora and Dealer. Same Dillon and Marionette fought it but, Some Dilion getting the verdict by threequarters of a length. Dealer was a similar distance away third, with Haerenga Pai fourth and Hohora and Maid of the Mountains heading the rest. Times: 4.44, 4.41 1-5, 4.40 2-5. PARAWAI HANDICAP. Of £100; limit, 3.50; li miles. For unhoppled trotting horses only. 2 BLACK MAGIC, Mr W. B. Pollard’s blk g by Hova—Duchess, aged, 48yds (Owner) 1 4 JOYRIDE, Mr T. Allen’s hr m by Peter Moko—Unknown, 6yrs, limit (Owner) 2 6 LOCHADE, Mr J. G. Gillard’s ch m by Our Thorpe—Unknown, aged, 12yds (J. T. Paul) 3 Also started: 8 All Special, 12 Elego, 10 Great Grattan, 3 Kopu Boy, 5 Nelson Girl, 1 Nebraska, limit; 9 Colonel Thorpe, 36yds bhd; 13 Lord Roberts, 60yds; 7 Lady Ena, 84yds; 11 Lord Haldane, 108yds. Winner trained by owner, Te Awamutu. Nebraska was favourite with £612 from Black Magic (£458 10s), Kopu Boy (£285), and Joyride (£207 10s). Nebraska broke up at the start. Nelson Girl led past the stands, followed by All Special, Lochade, Kopu Boy, and Black Magic. Along the back the order was Black Magic, Nelson Girl, Lochade, Colonel Thorpe and All Special. Black Magic was the pilot as the straight entrance was reached, his nearest attendants at this stage being Joyride, Lochade, and Colonel Thorpe. Over the concluding stages Black Magic was the only horse to do it right, and won easily by three lengths from Joyride. Lochade was third, with Lady Ena a neck away fourth, followed by Colonel Thorpe, Lord Haldane and Nelson Girl. Times: 3.44 4-5, 3.51, 3.51. PURIRI HANDICAP (Saddle). Of £115; limit, 2.23; 1 mile. 3 GAZA, Mr W. Walters’ h g by Our Thorpe—Unknown, aged, limit (J. P. Donahue) 1 1 NATHANIEL, Mr S. Tanner’s hr g by Our Thorpe—Olivette, 5 yrs, limit (W. Willetts) 2 14 TINY ROSE, Mr T. Allen’s b m by Our Thorpe—Wildmoor mare, aged, limit (Owner) ... 3 Also started: 8 Lord Lou, 11 Princess Betty, 5 Rosie Thorpe, ,13 Student Prince, 4 Zealous, limit; 7 Lackiewood, 12yds bhd; 2 Realty, 12yds; 6 Gold Cast, 24yds; 12 Chiide Audubon, 9 Delavan Bill, 36yds; IQ LLcsuline, 48 ydtf.
Winner trained by J. Mahoney, Onehunga. Nathaniel with £606 was favourite over Realty (£361) and Gaza (£299). Lord Lou and Lackiewood did not go away correctly. Gaza began well and showed the way along the back to Princess Betty, Nathaniel, Student Prince, Zealous and Realty. Crossing the top Gaza was still well clear, with Nathaniel, Princess Betty and Zealous (who broke at this point), Student Prince and Delavan Bill in that order. Gaza came into the straight with a good advantage aiid went on to win by three lengths from Nathaniel who was five lengths in front of Tiny Rose. Zealous was half-a-head away fourth, followed by Princess Betty, Childe Audubon and Realty. Times, 2.15 4-5, 2.17 3-5, 2.21 2-5. THAMES TROTTING CUP HANDICAP. Of £400; limit 4.40; 2 miles. 10 -TONY VICTOR, Mr W. lioskings’ b g, by Autonio—Bella Victor, aged, 36yds (J. G. Robertson) 1 7 HAL CHIMES, • Messrs A. Wheeler and L. Booth’s b g, by Hal Zolock —Twinkle Chimes, aged, 48yds (A. W. Broughton) 2 2 TE WAIIIA, Mr R. A. McMillan’s b g, by Our Thorpe-—-Ros-kill Bell, 6 vrs, 36 (owner) ... 3 Also started :—4 Richore, limit; 8 Concertina, 12; 13 Lord Nepean, 12; 1 Peter Pirate, 12; 3 Lirnosa, 24; 14 Uncle Bert, 24; 9 Glandore, 36; 11 Master Huia, 36; 6 Warplane, 36, bracketed with Stoney, 48; 5 Explosion, 48; 12 Goldman, 48. Winner trained by J. G. Robertson, Mangere. Peter Pirate was a firm fancy carrying £7lB from Te Wahia (500) and Limosa (£482). Hal Chimes was seventh in demand and Tony Victor tenth fancy with £74. Peter Pirate dwelt badly on the mark losing all his handicap and Limosa and Glandore were also slow to go away. Richore was the early leader from Concertina and Warplane. Passing the stands at the end of a mile the order was Richore, Concertina, Warplane, Master Huia, Lord Nepean, Tony Victor, Explosion, Te Wahia and Hal Chimes. Richore led along the back from Warplane, Master Huia, Te Wahia, Hal Chimes and Tony Victor. Soon after they landed in the straight Warplane, headed Richore but Tony Victor who finished well came on to get the verdict by two lengths from Hal Chimes, who was ahead in front of Te Wahia. Warplane was fourth and then came Richore, Peter Pirate and Explosion. Times, 4m 33 l-ss, 4m 325, 4m 34 4-ss.
CHEVIOT TROTS. THE ANNUAL MEETING, OPENING EVENT TO GLITTER. (Special to Times.) CHEVIOT, Saturday. The annual meeting of the Cheviot Trotting Club was held to-day in fine weather before a large attendance. The track was in good order. Results : i TRIAL HANDICAP (Saddle). Of 40 sovs; 3.7 class; 1| miles. 9 GLITTER, limit 1 4 KANIERI, limit 2 1 SHINING LIGHT, limit 3 Won by two lengths. Time, 3.30 1-5. DOMINION HANDICAP (Saddle). Of 45 sovs; for unhoppled trotters; 3.55 class; li miles. 2 ELEMENT, limit 1 1 ESBINE, limit 2 7 MOLLY AUDUBON, 120yds bhd 3 Won hj* two lengths. Time, 3.49 4-5. CHEVIOT TROTTING CUP. (Harness.) Of €125 sovs; 4.52 class; 2 miles. 2 TAHOE, limit 1 4 RED SHINER, limit 2 6 WARRENORE, 48yds 3 Won by a length. Time, 4.47. MINA HANDICAP. (Harness.) Of 55 sovs; 2.28 class; 1 mile. 3 ARKLOW, limit 1 2 LYDIA POINTER, limit •. 2 5 FUTURE, 36yds 3 The winner was coupled with Little Victor. SPOTSWOOD HANDICAP. (Harness.) Of 55 sovs; 3.45 class; li miles. 1 GEORGE REY, limit 1 3 SHINING LIGHT 2 4 EVA RETA, 60yds 3
Permanent link to this item
https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/WT19300329.2.63.6
Bibliographic details
Waikato Times, Volume 107, Issue 17982, 29 March 1930, Page 8
Word Count
1,484LATEST TROTTING. Waikato Times, Volume 107, Issue 17982, 29 March 1930, Page 8
Using This Item
Stuff Ltd is the copyright owner for the Waikato Times. You can reproduce in-copyright material from this newspaper for non-commercial use under a Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 3.0 New Zealand licence. This newspaper is not available for commercial use without the consent of Stuff Ltd. For advice on reproduction of out-of-copyright material from this newspaper, please refer to the Copyright guide.