POVERTY BAY TROTTING CLUB.
ANNUAL MEETING. The Poverty Bay Trotting Club held their second annual meeting at the Park Racecourse on Thursday last, fine weather prevailing for the fixture, which was liberally patronised. The advance the club has made since its last gathering was noticeable by the class of horses engaged in the various events, and some excellent racing was witnessed. The secretary, Mr. P. G. Andrew, and the other officials worked hard to ensue the success of the gathering, and with such keen enthusiasts at the head of affairs the future prospects of the club are indeed bright. The results were as follows:— MAIDEN TROT (Open) of 25sovs; second ssovs from stake. One mile and a-half. F. A. Piper’s gr g Count Warwick, by Count Beldon- —Warwick mare (Owner) 1 T. Cooper’s Melinda May (J. W. Johnson) 2 R. Fisken’s Maori Prince (Owner) . . 3 Also started: Lady Lennox (owner), Lord Dexter (owner), Hiki (owner). Makauri P. (owner), George Patch (Whitehead), Lady Blackchild (owner). Murimuri (Collier), Emile (S. Greaves), Vain Annie (H. Cooper), Nellie Jean (owner), Kilindo (R. Hanse), Bravo (J. Marsh). Won by several lengths. Melinda May, who' finished second, broke badly before entering the straight and spoilt her prospects of winning. Time, 4min 35sec. TRIAL HANDICAP (Open) of 35sovs: second ssovs from stake. One mile and a-half. — S. Wootton’s rn g Sam Dillon, by Harold Dillon, 30sec (owner) . . 1 T. Cooper’s Melinda May, 20sec
(owner) 2 J. W. Johnston’s Rothschild, 14sec (owner) 3 Also started: Prince Randall scratch (A. Zachariah), Bravo Msec (J. Marsh), Grey Lock Msec (Dorn), Myrtle 20sec (Butler), Nellie Jean 30sec (P. Clarke). Sam Dillon led all the way and won by three lengths. Time, 4min Msec. • PONY HANDICAP (Open) of 20sovs; second ssovs from stake. For horses under 14.2 hands. One mile and ahalf. C. Sheriff’s ch g Tataramoa, ssec (C. Taylor) 1 V. S. Bolton’s b m Miss Lloyd, ssec (owner) 2 Karena Tutapu’s b m Mirimiri, ssec (owner) 3 Also started; Soult Boy ssec (W. P. Walker), Emile ssec (S. Greaves), Roger ssec (A. Piggies), My Dona lOsec (R. F.sken). Won by six lengths, with the same distance between second and third. Time, smin Msec. POVERTY BAY TROTTING CLUB HANDICAP (Open) of 65sovs; second lOscvs, third ssovs from stake. Two miles. E. G. Pell’s gr g Silverlocks, by Sando —-Wilkin mare, 50sec (owner) . . 1 J. W. Johnston’s Tender, 55sec (owner) 2 R. Butler’s Rothlin, 40sec (R. Butler) 3 Also started: Jack Ashore Msec (Piper). Won all the way. Time, smin 45sec. LADIES’ BRACELET HANDICAP, winner to receive a bracelet valued at 20 sovs, and second a bracelet valued at ssovs. One mile and a-half. Jas. Campbell’s gr m Countess Grey, Gyrs, by Honduras. 25sec (J. W. Johnston) 1 A. T. Webb’s Makauri Lass, scratch (.owner; 2 Mr. Warrington’s Lady Lennox, 25sec (Warrington) 3 Also started: Lord Dexter Msec (R Campbeh), Haurangi Msec (Whitebread), lona 25sec (S. Greaves), 8.1 l Hart 30sec (G. Campbell). Won by twenty lengths. Time, 4min 20sec. CONSOLATION HANDICAP of 20sovs; second ssovs ;rom stake. One mile. J. W. Johnston’s Navigator, 25sec (owner) 1 R. Fisken’s Maori Prince, 30sec (owner) 2 Thorn and Dorn’s Grey Lock, 25sec (Roe) 3 Also started: Prince Randall scratch (owner), Makauri Lass ssec (owner). Eerira ISsec (owner), Bravo 30sec (J. Marsh), Vain Ann.e 30sec (H. Cooper), Miss Floyd 50sec (Whitehead). Won by eight lengths, four lengths between second and third. Time, 3min 57sec. R. Kidd, who years ago followed the occupation of a jockey in New Zealand and with a considerable measure of success, but who has been in business in America for some years, after a long holiday in his native town, returns to Nevada on Saturday by the Makura.
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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1247, 12 March 1914, Page 17
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