NEW BRIGHTON TROTTING CLUB'S AUTUMN MEETING.

Press, Volume L, Issue 14970, 18 May 1914, Page 8

NEW BRIGHTON TROTTING CLUB'S AUTUMN MEETING.

The weaihar w_s very cold and cheer!-** on 6at_rdav for the seccnd day of tho »» Brie-ion Trotting Uubs Autumn Mee-ting, but there was a very good attendance, the race for the -New Brighton Derby being an attractive feature of tho afternoon 'a programme. iae track was in vc-rv fair o dor at the start, as corn- ;«_.&_! r "little rain had. .fallen at New Bri.htnn. but before th* Brighton Handicap there v. err- «ome >>«*'"-V _! M the comn.t;_r- for the Ne-.v Bn;h o Dc-bv --v.-nt'to the post a southerly equ.ll _w_pl eve" tie course. Further shower- i«l t_ e-Vn acd by tho time tho last race was run'the "oi-ur'was decidedly heavy. T he racing wm generally much wore .n-«.tmg than it had been on the Urst day. wero ono or two wcitinp hashes, that in t*- Brighton Handicap being the bes. ©. tne afternoon. The race f.r the first New Brighton Derby was by no means exciting. bnt/V «■ roused a *.<•.->! deal of .atercet, and the manner in which Admiral W oc<_ won stamped him as a colt of really hi.h class. It's record now stands at three starts and three wins. The totali-stor investments were £16,3-3 10s, at compared with -.17.0-5 10a on th« corr„i)OiHliiig day laat year, the total for the two days bcinf; J. 2-,570. ae against £27,850 !a-l 'year. The- following arc details of the racing: — LADIES' BRACELET HANDICAP (in barnr.au), of to eovs; second 5 eovs from atake. One mile and a furlong. 2. Mrs J. Chamber-- eh f Succeed, by General Lyon.—Succors, -lyrs, 16.cc (Mr J. W. Thomas) 1 11. Mrs A. Rice's eh m Rose Dillon, Syrs. 13scc .. .. (Mr A. Kicc) 2 3 Mrs S. Humphrey's bra 1 .slime, syr_, losec .. (Mr S. Humphrey) 3 t Bell* Elmore l.aec, 6 Littlo Shamrock 1-Jeec, 13 Prince- Toronto 133 cc, 16 Benziho ISsec, 15 Little Tim 15-cc, 3- Annie Diilon losec, 9 Millie Woodbttrn losec, 15 Lottery 15scc, 11 Z-ona Mac losec, 10 Blanche Arral 15scc and Alphi- K. losec (coupled), 12 Sharpwood. 15scc and Cream Child losec (coupled), 8 O.M.Y. losec and Chorus Girl losec i coupled), 2 General -._erry l.?ee (coupled with Succeed), 1 Flora Tracey ]G_<and Metallic 17__c (coupled), 3 Mies Wood.? I7scc and Meystar 17scc (coupled), and 7 Prince Raynard 17sef and Silver _e!don 17s«c (coupled; _!so started. . At the end of a furlong succeed was showing the way to Prince Kayhaid and Metallic, but turning towards the back Pastime ran into second place. Succeed was never troubled, and won very eu.il> by eight lengths from Roso Dillon, who beat Pastime by about double that distance, th© latter stopping badly at tho finish. -Jfiliie Woodbum was fourth, and Metallic n.th. Time, 2min 31 1-ath sec. BEXLEY HANDICAP (in saddle), of 75 soys; second 11 soys, and third 7 soys from 3take. For unhopplcd trotters. Two'miles. 1. G. Gibson's eh g Arcadian, by Woodland Whispers—Jennie il., 6vrs, 2iscc (D. \V«rren) 1 9. R. J. Munro's b g Mushroom, syrs, ■20_cc -. •• (Owner) 2 5. B. Edwards's b g _?.ytlio Lad, aged, lOsec .. .. (Owner) 3 10 Doilywood 2sec, 8 Fiction Bsec, 3 Belvic ISsec, _ Dream ISsec, 2 General Grant ISsec, 7 Ella Princess 21 sec, and - Chrysos 21soc also started. Arcadian at once went to the iront, and .it the end of a mile was well clear.- of Ella Princess, Mushroom, Fiction, aud BcJv'ic. Going towards the back Mushroom, who h3d lost a good deal of ground breaking, took v «econd place, but be was' never able to get near Arcadian, who in spite of a skin tbr*. furlongs from 1 - home, won easing up by fifty yards. Blythe J_ad was thirty yards- away third, with Fiction fourth, and Ella Princess fifth. Time, srniu 13_ec. BRIGHTON HANDICAP (in harness), of 200 soys; second -0 eovs, and third 20 sovb from stake. Two miles. 10. J. H. Power's b m Solo, by Albert Victor, aged, ssec .. (Owner) 1 3. A G. Wilson'o b h Bright, aged, scr (Owner) 2 5. W. F. Clinton's m m Muricata. 6yrs, <• 2-ec .. .. (N. L. Price) 3 8 lied Mac scr, 7 Princess Louise 2oec, 4 Little Tib 2sec, 6 Brown Bell .sec, 2 Kalgoorlic sae'c, 0 Maelstrom ssec, and 1 Tommy C. 6sec also started. Solo was- smartest to begin, and going out of the straight, waa followed by Maelstrom, Kalgoorlie, and Tommy C. This was the order going along the back, but at tho five furlong post Tommy C. broke badly, and dropped right back. With a mile to go, the order was So'o, Maelstrom, Kalgoorlic, Jkfuricata, and Princess Louise, with Bright and Red Mac moving up. At the turn out of the straight, Red Mac broke, and was pulled up. In th© back stretch, Muricata ran into third place, but broke almost at once, and Princess Louis© went past her. Turning towards the straight, Solo was well clear, but in tho run homo Bright came with a great dash, and Solo just lasted long enough to win by half a length. Muricata, who cam© again in tfcje straight, was half a' length away third, with Maelstrom fourth, Princess Louis© fifth, and Little Tib next. Time, 4min 50 2-sth sec. STAYERS' HANDICAP (optional), of 125 soys; second 24 soys, and third 12 soys from stake. Three miles. 5. J. F. Pofl's gr g No Shenanaghan, by. Nabocklish—Parchessi, syrs, 19seo (T. Cotton! 1 3 R. J. Munro's eh c Huon Drift, _y_sA . scr. ... •-.- (Ownor) 1 2 2.-W. Ambuiy's b g Captain Mac, 57_s, ' . l-sec .. .'. (T. Annett) 3 8 Gee Whizz 6_ec, 13 Specification Junr. C_ec, 7 Tom Savers 6sec, 11 Caledon B_ec, 1 Matilda .sec. 6 Kitty N. 12sec, 9 St. Omer 12-oc, 4 Foxhill 16sec, 10 Proud Moor 17_ec 12 Kimber lOsec, and 14 Don Bell 19aec also etarted. No Shenanaghan began better than any of tho others on tho limit, while the scratch horse, Huon Drift, lost two or three seconds. With a mile gone, th© order of the leaders was No Shenanaghan, Captain Mac, Foxhill, Proud Moor, and Don Bell. There was not a great deal of change among the leaders throughout tho next circuit, and with a lap to go, No Shenanaghan was still showing the way to Captain Mac, with Proud Moor just" in front of Foxhill, after whom cam© Gee Whizz and Huon Drift. Going along the back, Huon Drift put in a good run, and at the turn towards the straight closed on tho leading pair. When the. straight was reached,, Huon Drift was on terms with th© leaders, but broke in tho final stage, . and No Shenanaghan' won by two lengths- Huon Drift just got up in time to beat Captain Mac by a head for second place, and then a good way back cam© Matilda, with Proud Moor fifth. Time, Bmm -4 l-sth' tec.