TROTTING.

Hokitika Guardian, 2 June 1924, Page 1

TROTTING.

CANTERBURY PARK TROTS

[ay ■iklf.gk.u’H—mat vkkss association. CIIRrSTLTirRCH, -May 31. For the first day of the Canterbury -ark Trotting Club’s meeting the weather was very cold and wet, aiul the track was heavy. The attendance was only moderate. The sum of £21,002 10s went through the tote, compared with £,'3!).31l 10s on the corresponding day ol last year. Results: — Progressive Handicap—Nelson Bell 1, Queen Ada 2. Tlkiiti .'3. Won easily liy a length; third twelve lengths away. Time 13.52 1-5. Halwood Handicap.—Tarenzan 1. Albert Logan 2, Rollicking Rolls 3. Won liy half a length. Third four lengtiis away. Time 3.44 1-5. Papa run Handicap.—All Beil 1, H\po 2. Brutus 3. Won by half a length. Time 4.5 G. Maturity Handicap.—lluaiiui 1. 1.0-gautle gautle 2. Magala 3. V. on hy iotu lengths. Time 3.52 .3-5. Advance Handicap.—Realm 1, Brutus 2. Argus 3. Won hy half a length, third three lengths behind. Time 3.1. Elevation Handicap.—Merry Bingen 1, Young Blake 2, Bhtewood 2. Won bv a head, third two lengths away. Time 5.10 2-5. Telegraph Handicap.—Beta’s Greeting 1. Dalnaltine 2, Gold Bird 3. Won by" a head, third three lengths away. Time 2.25 i-o. Ait Revoir Handicap.—Hyhaspes 1, Lady Embrace 2. Oaknnt 3. tYon by two lengths, third a neck away. Time 2.24.