ASHBURTON TROTS

Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 90, 17 April 1931, Page 4

ASHBURTON TROTS

SOME LIKELY HORSES

(By Telegraph.) (Special to "The Evening Post.") CHKISTCHUECH, This Day. There should be some good contests at the Ashburton Trotting Club's Autumn Meeting to-morrow, as many improving pacers and trotters arc engaged iv the various events. ' .' . " I The principal race is the DUKBAK HANDICAP, of 400 soys; 4.32 class. Two miles. . Arikiloa ...... sur ydsblid Hostess . scr Omalia 12 Steel AH scr Harvest Clilltl .. 21 Wrackeen' kit flraudliirlit 21 ydsblid'Sir Author ... 21 Avenger J2. Erin's Fortune . :;i! Pageant ...... 12 Great Logan .. :s(i Nccoro ' 4 12 ■ Flutu . '. 'IS Of the limit division in the Durbar j 'Handicap, Hostess . seems best, but Wruekeeu is a. good slayer and usually races well on the big course at Ashburtoß. Grand Light siaderi on the first day of the Easter' Meeting in the ■■Express Handicap, but did not go ■well on the heavy track. However, he may improve here. Sir Author; who won' Hie Belfast Handicap .on the first day at Aldington, is well placed on 24 yards. He is a brilliant but unsound horse, but, with the track to his liking, he is almost certain to be solidly supported. Pluto raced well at the Easter Meeting, giving an indication of a return to his best form. Sir Author, Pluto, and Grand Light may contest the finish. Horses in form who should race well in the other events named are: —Improvers' Handicap: Ayr Lais and Dark Girl. Allenton Handicap: Honora Bingen and Don Denver. Harvest Handicap: Wild Voyage and St. George. Autumn Handicap: Compromise and Elite Bingen. Utility Handicap: Real Guy and Stanley Biugen. Rakaia Handicap: Mister Pointer and Happy Land. Farewell Handicap: Priceless and Loguleen.