TROTTING.

Waikato Times, Volume 109, Issue 18349, 8 June 1931, Page 8

TROTTING.

CANTERBURY PARK CLUB. SECOND DAY’S RESULTS. RAILWAY TO AWAITI. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, Saturday. The winter meeting of the Canterbury Park Trotting Club was concluded to-day in line weather before a fair attendance. The track -was in excellent order. Following are the concluding results:— STEWARDS’ HANDICAP. Of £270; limit, 2.48; miles. 1 THE ABBEY, 36yds i 5 NOR’-WESTER, limit 2 12 STEEL ALL, 24yds 3 Also started.—Proud Dillon, Acre, Teremoa, limit; John Noble, Major Lind, 12yds; Satin King, Eugene D’Oro, Harvest Child, Nelson D’Oro, J oily Pet, Gleni-ossie, 24yds. Won by half a length. * Time, 2.46. RAILWAY HANDICAP. Of £200; limit, 2.16; I mile, (Saddle). 3 AWAITI, limit 1 4 SUNCHILD, 12yds ... 2 6 WILD'VOYAGE, 24yds 3 Also started.—Dick Swithin,' Kreisler, Macaranda, limit; Gaynut, Great Cloud, OUr Bird, 12yds; Meteor, 36yds. Won by four lengths. Time, 2.10 1-5. ■ ‘ AU REVOIR HANDICAP. Of £220; limit, 2.14; 1 mile. 2 DELIGHTFUL, 24yds 1 4 MAJOR LIND, limit ....... 2 3 NOR’-WESTER, limit . . 3 Also started. —Kate Logan, Mac -v Dillon, Orphan, Tumatakuru, Teremoa, Editor, limit; Cranleigli, John. Noble, 12yds; Pageant, 24yds; Linkman, 36yds; Bessie Logan, 48yds. Won by a neck. Time, 2.8 1-5., . , The Totalisator. The totalisator investments wer« £21,297, against £24,234 for the second day last year, a decrease of £2937. The total for the meeting was £44,100, compared with £58,715 last year, a decrease of £14,615.

INCIDENT AT TIMARU. U) TWO MEN CENSURED. ' ' (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) ~ , CHRISTCHURCH, Monday. A meeting of the New Zealand Trotting Board considered in committee the totalisator case at , the • Timaru meeting on March 14. ■ The following statement- was 1 released: “ That having heard the evidence we arc of opinion that whilst it does not amount to fraudulent or corrupt practice, we find that J. F. McKendry’s investment was made immediately after the window was officially closed. That being so the conduct of MoKendry and J. E. Fitzgerald, totalisator clerk, is censurable, and the association reprimands both parties. A copy of this resolution is to be sent to Mr James, proprietor of the totalisator, and to the Minister of Internal Affairs.’*