Trolling at Epsom

Waikato Times, Volume 116, Issue 19463, 31 December 1934, Page 8

Trolling at Epsom

AUCKLAND CARNIVAL. CONCLUDING DAY’S RESULTS. TAMAiBI TO RUSTLE. SURE WINS THE TELEGRAPH. WORTHY LIGHT.WINS PRESIDENT’S. ROI L’OR’S FURTHER RECORD. (Times Special Reporter.) AUCKLAND, Monday. There was a fair attendance at Epsom to-day if or the .-concluding day of the Auckland Trotting Club's Summer carnival meeting. The weather w : as again perfect and the track was in excellent order. Following are the results: — TAMAKI HANDICAP. Of £150; limit 3.42; 14 miles.

1 — BUSTLE, Mr W. Hosking’s b g by Kelson Bingen—Jungle de Oro marc, aged, 4 Byds (C. Smith) i S—AUTUMN LU, Mr G. H. Stubbs’ b in by Kelson Fame—Annie Emma, 6yrs, limit (owner) 2 2 WAHNOOKA, Mrs E. Berryman’s ch g by Peterwah —Ena Bell, 3yrs, 72yds (-C. ,S. Donald) ••• 3 Canton was coupled with the winner. Also started: 7 Mountain Sun, 12yds bhd; 11 Kelson Pirate, 12; 12 Win Huon, 12; 8 Carl, 24; 6 Manna’s Son, 24; 9 oaia Dav, 36; 10-'Koliewah, 36; 3 Guy O’ Mine, 48; 4 Matunga, 4S; 1, Ganton, 60. Winner trained by F. J. Smith, Takanini. .- . The Rustle —Ganton bracket carried most support with £413 10s from \Vannooka £231 10s, .Autumn Lu being lUtn fancy and entrusted with £l6l. Autumn I,u broke at the start but settled down quickly to lead early from Mountain Sun, XVIn Huon, Gala Day, Carl, Matunga, Rustle and Wahnooka. Win Huon broke along the back and passing the stands Matunga was showing the way to Mountain Sun, Wahnooka, Carl and Ganton. Matunga still held sway along the back Where Mountain Sun, Autumn Lu ana Rustle were in front of Wahnooka, Manna s Son and -Ganton. Rustle ran up to behind Matunga at the home turn and Wahnooka also made a forward move but broke. In a good finish, Rustle came through to win nicely by one and a-quarter lengths from Autumn Lu who beat Wahnooka by three parts of a length. Matunga was fourth and then came Manna’s Son, Mountain Sun, Ganton, Guy O’ Mine, Carl, Gala Day and Win Huon. Times, 3.22 4-5, 3.27 3-5, 3.23, 3.25 1-5.

PARK HANDICAP. Or £150; .limit 3.3; 1J miles. 3—GOLD DREDGE, Mrs C. McGregor’s b m by Rey de Oro—El Carbine mare, 4yrs, 24yds (W. -Clifton) . l I—rare REY, Mrs E. I. McDonald’s b h by Rey de Oro—Royal Empress, 4yrs, limit (F. J. Smith) . 2 S—HOME BREW, Mr T. Shaw, junr.’s h m by Our Thorpe—Our Bonnie x Child, aged (S. T. Mitchell) .... 3 Rayon D’Or was coupled with Rare Rey. Also started: 7 Kelson Luvan, limit; 1 Ravon d’Or, 24yds bhd; 6 -Star Pronto, limit; <9 Winaway, limit; S Dillon Bond, 12yds bhd; 2 Transworthy, 24; 4 Lucky Love, 48. Winner trained by W. 'Clifton, Takanint. Most support was forthcoming for the Rare Rey—Rayon D’Or bracket with £774 10s from Transworthy £448 10s, Gold Dredge being third In order carrying £4lO. Star Pronto stood on the mark and was hopelessly left, while Rayon D’Or and Dillon Bond broke as the field went away. Kelson Luvan was the first to show out from Home Brew, .Rare Rey, Gold Dredge, Lucky Love and Transworthy. Approaching the stands Home Brew broke and Interfered with Rare Jley, Kelson Luvan leading past the stands from Gold Dredge, Transworthy, Horne Brew, Lucky. Love, Rare Rey and Winaway. There was no alteration along the back where Dillon Bond, who was breaking frequently, was well out of It. Gold Dredge and Nelson Luvan wore on terms crossing the lop Where Home Brew was handy in rront, or Transworthy, Lucky Love, and Rare Rey. Gold Dredge was just clear of Kelson Luvan as they swung for home where Transworthy had run up behind them to head Home Brew, Lucky Love and Rare Rey. In a nne finish Gold Dredge held off the fast finishing unlucky Rare Rey to win by a length with Home Brew a further hair length away third. Transworthy was fourth in front of Lucky Love, the others toeing well down the straight. Times, 2.49, 2.51 3-5, 3.51 4-5, 2.52. TELEGRAPH HANDICAP. Of £300; limit 4.34; 2 miles.

1 — St/RE, Mrs W. McKenzie’s b m by Peter Chenault—Our Nurse, aged, 24yds OS. A. Edwards) 1 S —WILLIE DERBY, Messrs L. Booth and S. N'. August’s drk b g by Nelson Derby—Credit Ship, aged, 60yds (S. M. August) 2 3—ARABOND, Mr R. Berryman’s b g , by Worthy Bond —Aranul, aged, 12yds (C. S. Donald) 3 Manco was coupled , with Willie Derby. Also started: 8 Colonial Boy, 6 Dan Direct, 5 Manco, limit; 2 Francis Lincoln, 12yds bhd; 7 Pukerniro, 12; 4 Realty, 12. Winner trained by s. A. Edwards, Hornby. ’ Sure was a firm favourite with £976 10s from Francis Lincoln £566, the Manco-Willie Derby bracket being fifth in order being entrusted with £l9l. Colonial .Boy broke at the start, Manco leading early from Dan Direct, Realty, Arabond, Pukerniro and Francis Lincoln. Along the back colonial Boy broke again, Manco showing the way past the stands to Dan Direct, Realty, Arabond, Francis Lincoln, Pukerniro, Sure, Colonial Boy and Willie Derby. At the completion or a further circuit Manco and Dan Direct were still in charge with Francis Lincoln handy in front or Arabond, Realty,, Sure, Pukomiro and Willie Derby. There was very little change along the back, Manco Just shading Dan Direct across the top where Realty and Sure were the closest of the others. Manco, Dan Direct, Sure and Arabond. were practically abreast at the home turn with Willie Derby coming fast close behind. In the run home Sure drew out to win comfortably b.v two lengths from Willie Derby who beat Arabond by a length. ' Dan Direct was fourth In front or Realty, Manco, Colonial Boy, Francis Lincoln and Pukerniro. Times, 4.30 2-5, 4.28, 4.32 2-5, 4.33 4-5. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP. Of £500; limit 4.27: 2 miles. 3-—WORTHY LIGHT. Messrs C. E. and IT> L. Lovegrove’s eh g b.v Worthy Bond —illumination, syrs, limit F. .1. Smith) 1 2 not L’OR, Mr P. Brown’s ch g by Rev de Oro—Gold Queen, aged, OOvrts (F. Holmes) 2 7 GI.EXnoSBIE. Mr .1. McDonald’s la g bv Matrhlight—Alice Dillon, aged, 24yds (.1. 0. Thomas) 3 Uso started: in Kcwpio’s . Trtumnb. limit: 6 Auburn tad. I reels bhd: 4 Bine Mountain, 12: 5 Impromptu. 24: II Jewel Pointer, 24: t Indianapolis, 48; 9 Llndherirb, 48: 8 Harold Logan. 84. Winner trained by F. J. Smith, Takanlni. Indianapolis commanded most attention with £925 from Rol I.'Or £561 10s and Worthy r.’vht £556 ins. Blue Mountain broke at the start hut settled down nnleklv, Worthv Light, who bet-.m smartlv leading early from icrwrdr’s Triumph. Auburn Lad, jewel Pointer. Olenrossle, rmnrornotu and nine Mountain with a g.an bark to Lindbergh. Bo- L'Or. tndlanapol's and Harold ! oe-an. Passing the stands tlw first time wnrthv l.t'dit was show'ng the wav to Kewnle’s Trhimnh, \nbnrn t ad. Imnrotuotu. Jewel Pointer, hleurossip and nine Mnnntn'n with a gan I nr s|\ lengths back to 1 indhnrgh who was I in front of Rn' t nr indtanaoobs and Harold | l n"nn. \np-oaeidnir the back I.hulbergh , skinned amt interfored with Hoi I 'Or ami i IndiaoanoUs Hie tr'n lne'ng r-rnnnd. \i I pm ronanirpon of a Hr-.lt Wavtl'v H"Ut ! and auburn T ail were still 1e (tie lead fol- ! towed bv ln’WPle's Trhimnh. Ininrnnmtu, Jewel Point''!’, ctenrossie. Bm |.’Or. itnd- | bn’tab. Bine Mountain had run mi to I fourth position along the bark and cross, j lily the ton was inn,- behind Worthy I IVit this nail- lining Ddlnwed at tills stage bv Auburn tail, r.lenrnssle. Bid I.’Dr ami Ituliananolis. into Hie straight worthy t.iglit still held sway from Blue Mountain. Rol I ’Or, Ctlenrossjp and Fndl.m.moits. In an exciting finish Rot L’Or cballengod

Worthy Light on the rails hut failed to reach him hy half a length. Glenrossie was three-Quarters of a length away third while Blue Mountain was only a neck away fourth in front of 'lndianapolis and Auburn Lad with the rest of the Held pulled up. Times: 4.19, 4.14 1-5; 4.17 3-5, 4.18 4-a. Hoi L’Or’s time of 4.14 1-5 heat the record time or 4.15 2-5 he set up In the Auckland Royal Trotting Cup on the nrst day of the meeting. On the second day or the meeting he covered a mile and aquarter in the world’s record time or 2.36 2NEW YEAR HANDICAP, or £200; limit 3.27; li miles. 3 BINGEN CHIEF, Mr W. E. Cockbill’s br g by nelson Bingen— Stanley’s Child, 6yrs., 36yds. (Owner) ••••• 1 I —MOCAST, Estate late W. McLachlan’s b g by Peter Moko —Outcast, 6yrs...36yds. (C. S. Donald) 2 -I—HOMEWARD, Mr A. lies’ br m by Happy Voyage—Grattan Derby, ■syrs., 48yds. (S. M. August) .. 3 Also started: 7 Gumdigger, 2 Smokw Screen, limit; 0 Bracken', 4 Glandore, 24; 5 Donum, 36; 9 nelson d’Oro, 48. Winner trained by owner, Hamilton East. Mocast £943 10s and Smoke Screen £4 4 2 were best supported from Bingen Chief £341. Gumdigger was slow to go, Smoke Screen showing out and leading past the stands from Mocast (breaking), Gumdigger, Glandore, Homeward, Donum and Bingen Chief. Smoke Screen and Mocast were the leaders over a circuit and along \ the back, but were displaced in the lead across the top by Mocast and Homeward, with Bingen Cbtfjf right up and a gap back to Smoke Screen, Glandore and Donum. Mocast, Bingen Chief and Homeward were the leaders into the straight, with Bingen Chief handy. In a great finish the Hamilton representative, Bingen Chief, beat Mocast by a head, Homeward being four lengths away' in front of Glandore, Bracken, Kelson de Oro and Gumdigger. Time, 4.18, 4.18 1-5, 4.20, 4.22 1-5. The winner’s time was a grass track record for the distance. SECOND DAY’S RESULTS. '. i RIO L’OR’S WORLD’S RECORD RANFURLY TO WORTHY LIGHT.

The weather was again fine, the track was in excellent order and the large attendance witnessed close and exciting races at Epsom on Saturday when the second day’s events on the Auckland Trotting Club’s Summer programme were decided.

The favourite Te Kahu was first home in the opening event with Polly Pan and Audo Patch following In that order. Subsidy was a hot fanoy for the Great Northern Trotting Derby and he scored comfortably by two lengths from Proletarian. The 'Tramway Handicap resulted in a win for the fifth fancy Electric Bell with the eighth favourite 'King’s Play second to pass the judge. The favourite again came home in the Innovation Handicap, however, when Chan•cellor had the measure of Francis Lincoln by a length as they passed the judge. The chief event on the programme, the Ghampion Handicap, was an excellent race, the favourite Indianapolis making a new course record for the distance in winning from the 24 yard mark, while ROi L’Or off 60 yards established a new world's grass track record for the distance in finishing in second place. The following are the concluding events:—

EPSOM HANDICAP, Or £250; limit 3.39; 1} miles. 2 WAHKOOKA, Mrs E. Berryman’s cb g, by Petenvab —Ena Bell, 3yrs, 12yds (C. S. Donald) .. 1 4—GUV O’ MIKE, Mr A. Pope’s b g,’ by Real Guy—Diadorn' mare, ageefc limit (L. O. Tbomas) 2 3 MATUKGA, Mr W. S, Bussell’s cb g, by Travis Axworth.v —Harold Dillon mare, aged, 12yds (J.- J. Kennerley) 3 Also started.—s Gala Day, limit; 1 Canton, 24yds. Winner trained by C. S. Donald, Belfast.

Ganton was most in demand with £1369 rrom Wahnooka £Bl4, while Guy O’ Mine was fourth fancy with £lßl I Os. Guy O’ Mine was In charge as they passed the stands the second time from Wahnooka, Gala Day and Matunga with Ganton on the outer. Walmooka broke going out or the straight and along the hack Guy 0’ Mine was five lengths clear of Matunga, Wahnooka and Ganton. There was no alteration In the order crossing the top, Guy O’ Mine loading into the, straight from Matunga, Wahnooka and Ganton. In the run home Wahnooka did best to beat Guy O’ Mine by Ihree parts or a .length with Matunga one and a-haif lengths away fourth, followed by Gala Day. Times: 3.23, 3.24 1-5, 3.25, 3.24 t-5. , DOMINION HANDICAP. or £200: limit 4.40; 2 miles. 4—RINGEN CHIEF, Mr W. E. Cockblll’s br g, b.v Nelson Bingen— Stanley’s Child, Gyrs, 24yds (owner) 1 2—SMOKE SCREEN, Mr H. Murphy’S blk g, by Man o’ War —Betty Wild, aged, limit (M. B. Edwards) 2 7—GUM DIGGER, Mr G. A. Williams’' b h, by Gold Bell —Sundial, aged, limit (owner) 3 Also started: 3 Bracken, 5 Glandore, 6 Ilohoro, 30yds; 7 Moeast, 48yds. Winner trained by owner, Hamilton East. Moeast was most fancied with £O6O from' Smoke Screen £BBI 10s, Bingen Chief being fourth fancy with £152 10s., Along the back the first time Smoke Screen xvas showing the way to Gumdlgger, Ilohoro, Bingen Chief and Moeast. Passing the stand the second time Smoko Screen was still In the lead and was followed at this stage by C.umdigger and Bingen Chief, '<wliq were together. Hohoro and Moeast. Here Ilohoro and Moeast collided and fell, Bracken coming down on top of them. Along the* hack the second time Smoke Screen was making play rrom Gumdlgger. and Bingen Chief, with Glanriore following. Rlngen Ciller headedSmoke Screen across the top., where Gum digger was following, and Glandore was at the tall or the field. The order was the same as they turner) for home, Bingen Cli'er going on to win easily b.v one and ahair lengths from Smoke Screen, who was a similar distance in Trent nr Gttmdigger. Glandore xvas the only other to finish. Times: 4.32, 4.35, 4.35 3-5, 4.36.

RfINFURLY HANDICAP. Of £250: limit 2.47: ij miles. 1 WORTHY LIGHT, Messrs. C E. ami, 11. L. I.ovegroye’s ch g, bv Wnrthv Bond—illumination, syrs, 24yds (F. ,T, smith) .. .. 1 4 JACKIE THORPE. Mr W. F. Saunders’ b g. bv Our Tbnrne—T artv-Som-erest, aged, limit (G. Pickering) . 2 o surf,, Mrs W. McKenzie’s b m, bv Peter Ghenan't—Our Nurse, aged, 12vd« tS. A. Edwards) 3 Also started: 6 Free I.ngnn, 8 Manco. 16 NeDnn de Orn, 9 Smnnger. 5 Travis, limit: 3 Colonial Boy, 4 2yds; 7 Kewpte’s Guy. 24vds. winner trained by owner. Bruntwnndi Wnrthv Light was favourite wttli £1517 10s from Sure £(97 10s. Jarkl" Thorne heing rnnrth rangy and cnrrv’ng C 3 40 I os. \s thev came nast. .the stands at the enmpietion pf a circuit Travis was showing the xvav to Jackie TUnrnp. Sure. Smnnver. Colonial Box*. Manco. Kewnte’s Guv and xvorthv Light. Along the bank .Taek'e Thorpe had ™n on behind Travis and th l ' pair xx-a= folloxved bv Sore- and- Maned There was no alteration in the order cross, tng the ton. Travis leading into the straight rrom Jackie Thorne. . Worthy Light. Smnnger and colonial now Over th- deto win ltv a bead from xx-nrthv Light, wpo finished rnst to heat Sure, b.v a nee':. Kexvpin’s mix* was fourth In front or Travis, m'on'al nov and Nelson De oro. Times: 5 ,ta. o <1 I -5, 2.(9 2-5. a '3. ' The first, and sorond nlneings warn reversed on the ground '.''at Jari-ie Tiiornp bored out, on Worthy Light In the straight. Increase in Totalisntor. During the dhv tbe sum or £25.00# tns was put through t’’-' machine, romnared with £17.093 los rnr die rnrrospond'ng dav last rear. an Increase nr £7299. This makes a total for the meeting so Mr or £5” .09 6 IOS atra'nst £53.09 1 Ms for the first two days or the previous summer meeting, an Increase of £3062.