TROTTING.
[by telegraph— run piiess association.] M FTI’OI’OLITAX TROTS. YESTERDAY’S RESULTS. CHRISTCHURCH, April 15. The, Metropolitan Trotting Clubs Easter meeting concluded to-day in line weather. The totalisator returns wore £ Id,Sl2,' making £97.327) for the meeting, compared with £103,390 hist year. Harvest Handicap.—Carhinea I, Burnie 2, Lonesome 3. AN on by hall a length. Time 5.32 3-5. Oxford Handicap.- -I’romenade 1. Harebell Direct 2. Lucky Dillon 3. Won by Iwo lengths; third same distance away. Time 2.11 4-5. President’s Handicap—Onyx 1, Sheik 2. Alto Chimes 3, Logan Chief 4. Won hv a length and a hall, lime -1.23 1-5. Tlalswoll Handicap. -Waitaki Girl 1. Bell Harold 2, Hypo 3. Won by two lengths; third a neck away. Time 1.30 3-5. Champion Stakes —Kohara 1. Nelson Tasker 2, \ lean 3. Won h\ eight lengths; third a furlong away. I'imo 3 13 2-5. April Handicap.—-Monember 1, Talent 2. Peter King 3. Won by a neck; third half a length away. Time 1.35. Sumner Handicap.— Lazarus 1, Bingoneiie 2. Our Lady 3. Won by two lengths; third eight lengths away. Timr* I. 11. High Class 1 handicap.—l.ocanda .Mac 1. Realm 2. Glonelg 3. Won by a length; third two lengths away. Time 2.17 1-5.
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Hokitika Guardian, 16 April 1925, Page 1
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