TROTS AT WAIKATO

Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 87, 9 October 1931, Page 4

TROTS AT WAIKATO

HORSES SHOWING FORM The^Waikato Trotting. Club's Spring Meeting will.be held on the<ClaiMelands course .to-morrow, and the programme of seven events promises to,be well, contested;' The fixture is an interesting prelude to the.:more important Auckland Meeting in a'; .fortnight's time. Tie principal race ii the MABK MEMORIAL HANDICAP, of 225iots; 4.40 class; two miles. ■'■:■ ydibhd " ydsbhd Dan Direct.. 12 .Dealer 36 K«*pie's,Guy .. 24 Impromptu .... 72 Little Guy .... 36' Hal Chimes ... 72 There is a disappointing acceptance of six horses in the Mark Memorial Handicap, and the race may not be so attractive^.as some of the others, on .the card. A - pronounced • favourite is . likely to'be mide of Kewpie's Guy, wh scored a runaway victory at the Auckland-August Meeting at'her only other start this season. On the book it is not easy to countenance her defeat. The best of the remainder may be Impromptu and Hal Chimes. The public will be with Kewpie s Guy and Impromptu. In the other events horses who may show up are:—lntroductory Handicap (for trotters): Worthy Queen and Win Huon. Frankton Handicap: Cracker and Great Fame. Hamilton Handicap (for trotters): Bessie Parrish and Carl Mack. Claudelands Handicap: Kewpie's Triumph and Arabond. Stewards' Handicap: Some Dillon and Dad's Hope.' "President's 'Handicap: Myrtlene and Derby Vale.