WELLINGTON T.C.

Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21409, 27 February 1935, Page 14

WELLINGTON T.C.

ACCEPTANCES ' PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.I WELLINGTON, February 26. The following acceptances have beeh received. for tho Wellington Trotting Club's meeting to bo held on Saturday:— INTRODUCTORY TROT HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. ;>min 43sec class. One mile and a half. Arapai - .. scr Sonoma Kintr -4 Aerial Boy scr Billy Sunrly .. P.fi Oilfashion .. 12 Guy o' Mine 7'i Header .. 12 Wahnooka . . 84 AUTUMN NOVICE HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. 3min 43sec class. One milo and o half. Casino . . scr Silk Cord - . scr Forest Maiden scr Charteris Tale 24 Kaitawa . . scr Guy Zolock . . 24 Orleigh Mills scr Supertax . . 24 WAJWFTU HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. 3min 87sec class. One mile and a half. Allworthy scr .War Betty .. scr De Soto .. scr Irish Peach .« 12 Kdgar Wallace scr Full Hand . , 24 Golden Square ser Dundee . . 36 Red Gold . . scr ARMSTRONG MEMORIAL HA NDICAP. of 20Q sovfi. "m in 25sec One mile and a half. Coldwood .. scr Mocast. .. '2 Willium Tell scr Bracken . . 24 Worthy King scr Key Spec inc. Affile I'J 3 2 pen. 48 Bingen Palm 12 PALMER TROT HANDICAP, of 130 sovs. 4min 59scc class. Two miles. Arapai . . scr Sonoma King 36 Aerial Boy . . »cr Billy Sundy . . 48 Header .. 12 Guy o* Mine 96 Dilfashion .. 24 Wahnooka .. 108 Earl Bingen . . 30 TAITA HANDICAP, of 100 60vs. 3min ijsee class. One mile and a quarter. Casino . . ser Orleigh Mills scr Forest Maiden scr Charteris Vale 24 Kaitawa . . scr Supertax . . 24 MARCH HANOI CAP. of 130 sovs. 3min class. Ono mile and a quarter. Allworthy .. scr Stella Derby .. De Soto . . ser War Betty . . scr Golden Square scr Trish Peach .. 12 Max Havoc . . scr Full Hand . . 24 Red Gold .. scr Dnridee .. 3G RoDgomai mt FA RKWELL HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. 2min 40sec One mile and a quarter. Coldwood .. scr Mocast, .. 12 Great Antrim scr Purser . • 21 Worthy King scr Taxpayer .. 21 Agile .. 12 Rev inc. Bingen Palm 12 12 pen. 4S

LICENSING OF WOMEN TRAINERS OPINION OF NEW ZEALAND VISITOR "J regard the Victorian Racing Club's ban on women trainers as ridiculous," r-:uid Mrs J. Campbell, trainer of the Australian Cup candidate Vintage, as she stepped ashore from the Wanganella at Sydney on February 18, says "Onlooker" in the "Sporting Globe." "Why shouldn't women trainers be licensed?" she asked. "Results show that they know their job. But I suppose it will be only a matter of time before the Australian authorities see lit to grant licenses to the 'weaker' sex. "Not many years ago racing, aviation and cricket were regarded as close preserves for men, but_ to-day women are demanding recognition in all branches of sport." Mrs Campbell, who has been training in New 'Zealand for nearlv 10 years, says that racing in the Dominion is on a very low level. Taxation is killing sport, and unless the Government sees fit to lessen the burden that the turf lias been forced to carry in recent years the future will sec an exodus of many Dominion trainers, who will be forced to make Australia their permanent home. May Not Start Speaking of Vintage's Australian Cup chance, Mrs Campbell said that there was no certainty that the horse would run. "To my way of thinking, he is badly handicapped," she declared. "He has at least 51b more than he was entitled to at Ellerslie. Both Vintage and King March met at even weights —9-6. In the Australian Cup Vintage is asked to concede King March 181b. so you see that Vintage's compatriot has a tremendous pull over our horse. "Moreover, Vintage has run only once beyond a mile and a half. That was in the Auckland Cup, in which he met interference and was unplaced. Whether he will stay the two miles and a quarter of the Australian Cup remains to be seen. I do not know the form ol' Australian horses, but should Vintage run in the Cup we naturally will fear the opposition of King March."

.Vintage will have his first Australian start in the weight-for-age race on the opening day at Flemington. It will depend entirely upon his run in this whether lie will keep his Cup engagement. Mrs Campbell says thai she will have nothing to do with Vintage during his Australian tour. 3ho has made llic trip lo Melbourne with her husband, Jim Campbell, purely from a holiday point of view. WYNDHAM T.C. NOMINATIONS The following nominulions have been received for tlio Wymlham Trotiinjr Club's meet in ir to be held Msirclt 1 •'»: I' 1 KUKY iIANDK'AP (in saddle). of 100 sovs; unhnppled Irollers; l>nmi • ti>st.»»* ela:-s; odd mile and n half—lmperial Wave, JJila Kothseliilil, TVrnle<\ J.ndv Sonoma, < 'oreopsis-. Van! Bin.uen. Sylvia Mol"", Fair Voyai:<\ nipped Winers, Calhedral Burns, Annie AJofco, lilue Lovan. Waikiwi, Trafalgar J'oy. Nra, Sonoma Boy, J'dl Norris.

NOVI('•!•; HANDICAP, I.f 105 sovs; r.min 4:' son class; one niilo ami a half—Happy Star, Firecrest. Calandia, Chevalier, Clenift'er, Mishap, Qurenie T.ee, Grand Mogul, Winnie Bee, Picotce, Mountain Lad, Uluo Spark, Captain Sun. Vacation, Desert Cloud, Belle (frattan, Edith Grattan, Cold Valley, Leo Voyage, Carillon Chimes, Bondi Chimes, Warhaven, Park Drive, Autogo. Pacha, Worthy Claire, Bill Drnsus, Royal ]>rive, Soamark, F'glington, Lady Ita, Master Gany, Silver Guy, Chief Drnsus, Storm Chimes Junior. TOI TOIS' HANDICAP (in saddle). of 115 sovs; 2min 22sec class; one mile — Charteris Vale, Sergeant Dallas, Mountain Jewel, Nelson's Fortune, Anthum. Weary Voyage, Lymvood, Scotfreo. Dusky. Manrieo Lee, Lord Antrim, Kocks Ahead. WYNDIIAM CUP, (if 250 sovs; 4min 46 nee class; two miles—Erin's Fair, Wraekette, Margaret 8011, Rocks Ahead, All Sunshine, Sylvia Sydney, Teviot Downs, Midshipmaid, Kibo, Gamble, Lindrum, Erin's Boy, Prank Mae, Blue Mountain Queen, Imperial Bingen. EDENDALE HANDICAP, of 155 sovs; Bmin sfisec class: one mile ami five furlongs— Ready Money, Moko Child, Erin's Star, Muster Lee, Bronze Wave, Gold Salute, Ozanani, Vologda, Nnrrio Nook. Fair haven, Happy Knight, Dame Fortune, lloyal I Guy, Dusky, Lord Antrim, Real Gold, Bright Voyage. MENZIES HANDICAP, of .125 s m s .; smin ■lsec, class: two miles,--I inperial Wave, Highfield, Golden Bingen, Molly King, Lee Boy, Sandy Drusus, Sonoma Boy. Fernlee, Lady Sonoma, Leewav. Coreopsis, Paul Bingen, Sylvia Moko, Helen's Bay, Min-trel, Pair Voyage, Journey's Find, Cathedral liosc. Gypsy T.ce, Burns, Kippagh, Annie Moko, Alister Oag, Parrish Chimes, Bell Norris, Arras "Vovacrr, X«>a. PttKSIDENT'JS HANDICAP (in saddle), of 115 sovs; om i n HOsec class; one mile and a half—Monty Chimes, Sunny Southland, Red King, Hard Times, Charteris Vale, Master Lee, Grand Mogul, Nelson's Fortune, Red Glow, Vologda, Erin's Chief, Carillon Chimes, Stahvorth. Fairhaven, Happiness, Dame Fortune, Lucky Lee, Sir Gowan, Single Leo, Big Author. FINAL HANDICAP, of 155 sovs; 2min 50 see class; one mile and a quarter—Erin's Fair, Bingen Wrack, Wrackette, Margaret Bell, Sylvia Sydney, Sergeant Dallas, Jtidshipmaid, Mountain Jewel, Nobleman, Erin's Boy, Frank Mar, Rocks Ahead, All Sunshine, Scotfrce. Blue Mountain Queen, Imperial Bingen, Storm Chimes Junior,