LATEST TROTTING

Waikato Times, Volume 114, Issue 19076, 14 October 1933, Page 6

LATEST TROTTING

THE WAIKATO CLUB. v SPRING MEETING HELD. INTRODUCTORY TO GALA DAY. METEOR SCORES IN MEMORIAL. WILLIE DERBY’S CLAUDELAND3’ The Waikato Trotting Club’s Spring Meeting was held at Claudelands to-day in showery weather, which later developed into steady rain. There was a good attendance, and the track was In satisfactory order. INTRODUCTORY HANDICAP. Of £9O; unhoppled trotters; limit 3.50; 14 miles. 4—3—'GALA DAY, Mr J. Whitten’s b m by The Triumph—Gold Bell mare, 6yrs, limit IT. Roe) .... 1 2—I—MANNA’S SON, Mr M. Young’s ch g by Worthy Bond—Manna, 4yrs, limit (S. M. Groat) 2 7—G—COLLEEN MURPHY, Mr D. W. Thomas’ b m by The TriumphMiss Murphy, aged, limit (T. Allen) . 3 Also started: "9—B Great Grattan, 6—7 Nelson Chief, 3—2 Pearl Parrish, 5—5 Rose Marble, B—98 —9 Te Kahu, limit; I—4 Kuini, 48yds bhd. Winner trained by T. Roe, Mangere. Kuini was the elect of Investors on the straight-out machine with £B6, Manna’s Son being- second In order of fancy for a win carrying £64 10s, and ravourite ror a place with £65 10s. Pearl Parrish was second in request ror a place with £SB 10s, while Gala Day carried £52, Colleen Murphy being sixth fancy with £l6 10s. Te Kahu skipped early, and Manna’s Son showed the way over the early stages to Rose Marble, Pearl Parrish, Gala Day, and Colleen Murphy.' Manna’s Son was leading Gala Day past the stands the first time, with Pearl Parrish handy In front of Colleen Murphy, Rose Marble and Kuini. Manna’s Son and Gala Day Increased their advantage along the back, where Kuini commenc'd to make a forward move. There was little between Manna’s Son an'd Gala Day at the straight entrance, with a gap back to Kuini, Pearl Parrish and Colleen Murphy. In a good run home Gala Day got up to beat Manna’s Son on the post by a head, with Colleen Murphy eight lengths away In’ front ot Pearl Parrish, Bose Marble and Te Kahu. Times, 3.34, 3.34 1-5, 3.41, 3.37.

FRANKTON HANDICAP. Or £9O; limit 3.6; li miles. I—I —WORTHY LIGHT, Messrs C. E. and H. L. Lovegrove’s ch g by Worthy Bond —Illumination, 4yrs, 36yds (F. J. Smith) 1 3 4—KIA KAHA, Messrs H. Johnstone’s and R. A. McMullan’s gr g by Our Thorpe—Uniform, 6yrs, limit (R. A. Mlllan) 2 53—TRYMENT, Mr T. G. Martin S b m by The Triumph—lnclement, syrs, 36yds (own'er) .. 3 Also started: 11—ll Black Metal, 4 —5 Demand, 10 —10 Hinewaa, 9 —6 June Royal, 7 —B Roma Girl, 6 —7 Wtnaway, limit; B —9 Pelting, 24yds bhd; 2 —2 Bingen Chief, 36yds bhd. Winner trained by F. J. Smith, TakaH'worthy Light was favourite over both divisions, with £l2B and £99 10s, Bingen Chief being second rancy with £95 10s and £SB. Tryment carried £77 for a place. Demand and Bingen Chief broke early, Winawav leading past the stands from Kla Kalia, June Royal, Worthy Light and Black Metal. Along the back Worthy Light Joined issue with Winaway and Kia Kaha with Tryment and June Royal handy, and the others tailed off. Kla Kaha led Into the straight from Tryment, with Worthy Light coming fast and June Royal the handiest of the others. It was a thrilling finish, in which the favourite, Worthy Light, got up to win by a. neck from Kia Kaha, who was half a length in rron't or Tryment. Four lengths away came June Royal, followed by Wtnaway, Black Metal, Bingen Chief and Pelting. Times, 2.53, 2.56 1-5, 2.33 2-5, 2.59 2-5, MARK MEMORIAL HANDICAP. V Or £250; limit 4.33; 2 miles. 4 4 —METEOR, Mr G. -Dixon’s b g, by Sun God —Adonis mare, aged, limit (J. Bryce) ••• •• • 1 4 I—GREAT1 —GREAT PARRISH, Mr J. T. Paul s hr h by /Guy Parrish —Bertha Belle, aged,’ 24yds (owner) .... 2 3 3 —KEWPIE’S GUY, Mr F. J. Smiths ch m, by Blue Mountain King— Kewpie, aged, 48yds (owner) .. 3 Also started: 7—7 Dan Direct, limit; 6 5 Prince Pedro, 12yds; 2 —2 Tactless, 24yds; 5 —5 Peter Pirate, 60yds. Winner trained by J. Bryce, Christchurch. „ , . . . The ravourite, Great Parrish, carried £2104 and £1214, Tactless, the second fancy, going out with £I6G4 and £IOO4. Kewpie’s Guy had £914 Invested on his chances for place, with £644 for Meteor on the place machine. - Dan Direct broke and Tactless was slow to go away. Meteor showed the way over the early part, and lead past the stands from Prince Pedro, Tactless, Dan Direct, Kewpie’s Guy, Great Parrish and Peter Pirate. Along the back the order was much tho same, Peter Pirate commencing to improve his position here. Past the stands the second time Meteor was followed by Prince Pedro and Dan Direct, with Tactless and Great Parrish following on terms, and Kewple’s Guy and Peter Pirate in that order. Kewpie’s Guy joined issue with Meteor along the back with Prince Pedro close up and Great Parrish and Peter Pirate also in the picture. They came into the straight in that order, and in a stirring tussle to the Judge Meteor prevailed by a short neck over Great Parrish, with a gap of two lengths to Kewpie’s Guy. Peter Pirate was a head away in front of Prince Pedro and Dan Direct. Times: 4.27, 4.25 1-5, 4.25, 4.24 1-5.

CLAUDELANDS HANDICAP. or £120; limit 3.29; 1J miles. 6 B—WILLIE8 —WILLIE DERBY, Mr L. Booth’s drk. b g, by Nelson Derby—Credit Slip, syrs. limit (S. M. August) . l 23 —WEE MACHINE, Mr C. Cowan’s b g, by Auto Machine—Alto Lass, aged, limit (G. T. Mitchell) 2 7 c—TEMPO, Mr C. G. Lee’s bg, by Brent Locanda —Harold Dillon mare, aged, limit (owner) 3 Also started: 5—2 Bock Hinton, 12yds; I—l Srnooger, 12yds; 3—4 Pukemlro, 24yds; 9 —9 Richoro, 24yds; 4—5 Capilatio, 48yds; B—7 Our Peter, 4 Byds. Winner trained by owner, Ngaruawaliia. The winner paid over double figures. Most support came for Srnooger, who carried £ll9 and £l2O, Wee Machine going out with £73 and £B7. Tempo carried £52 lot- a place, while Willie Derby was sixth and eighth favourite respectively with £3l and £37. Tempo and Captlano skipped, shortly after tho lleld went away, but Tempo soon settled down, and passing the stands the (lrst time was leading Willie Derby, Bock Hinton, Pukemlro, Wen Machine, Srnooger, and nichore. Along the hack Tempo was making play Trom Willie Derby, Wee Machine and Pukemlro. Willie Derby moved up shortly after and headed Tempo into the straight, with Wee Machine, Pukemlro and Srnooger all in It. Willie Derby held on to win by three-quarters of a length from Wee Machine, who beat Tempo by a length and a-half. The favourite, Srnooger, was a head away in front of Pukemlro and Our Peter. Times: 3.25, 3.25 2-5, 3.27, 3.20 1-5.

STEWARDS’ HANDICAP. Of £100; limit 3.39; H miles.

4—i—BINGEN CHIEF, Mr W. C. Coekblll’s hr g, by Nelson Bingen— Stanley’s Child, syrs, limit (owner) 1 7 S—BONNIE DIRECT, Mr C. Moran's cli m, by Itey do Oro—Wild Pointer, 4yrs, limit (owner) ... 2 8 — B—PHYLLIS AX WORTHY, Mr 11. F. Walker’s h in, by Travis Axworthy —Monica Galindo, tlyrs, limit (W. Hughes) 3 Also started: 12—12 Alexis, limit; II —II Cogent, limit; 4—3 Tryinent, limit; c,—a woe Parrish, limit; 10—10 l.e Clicnatilt, 12yds; 3 —3 May Chenault, 24yds; 9 Wltakalilhi, 2 Iyds: 2—l Chancellor, 3 oyds; 1— 1 Bed Hope, 30yds. Winner trained by owner, Hamilton. Bed Hope was favourite over both divisions with £ll4 and £97, Cliatieellor Being next in request with £BS and £97. Bingen Chief was fniirlh fancy, carrying £4O and £O3J. Bonny Direct, carried £O3 for a (Continued itf next column.)

Pla \\nnkahlh P i' 1 Red Hope°aml Tryment were sioxx’ 1 to settle flown Wee Par rial, leading mit from Bonny Direct and 1 h>llis Ax worthy Passing - the stands the first time WOO Parrish was making play rrom Bonny Direct lied Hope, Chancellor. Phyllis Axworth v May Che’nauU. Wl.akahlhi Alexis and tilngen'Cider. Along the back AN ee Parrish was still in charge from Bonnie n red, Bingen Chiel', Red Hope and Chancellor. At this stage Chancellor met with interference and dislodged his rider. Bingen filler was clear at the straight entrance from Bonnie Direct and Bed Hope, and, going on, won by half a length Imm Ronnie Direct, with Phyllis Axworthy two and a-lrnir lengths away third. Bed Hope was rourtli, followed hy Wlmkahihl. be ClienaiiU and Tryment. Times: 3.28 x-o, 3.28 3-5, 3.33 2-5, 3.30 1-5. HAMILTON HANDICAP. or £130; unhopplod trnlters; limit 3.50; 1A miles. o PARRIS 11 BELLE, Mr A. G. Pillinger’s h m hy Guy Parrish—Belle Bingen, aged, 12yds (owner) ... 1 I—MOKO BELLS, Mr .1. T. Paul’s 1) g hy Peter Moko—Alton Bells, aged, 2 1 vds (owner) 2 3—BILLY CARBINE, Mr 0. PhiPP’s I) g b.v |,;| Carbine- —Korn Moko, aged, limit (owner) :t Also started: i Dark McKinney. Won b.v one and a hair lengilis. with live lengths between’ second and Ihtrd, Times: 3.30 3-5, 3.36, 3.-12. 3.11 3-5.