TROTTING.
DY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSN., COPYRIGHT. AUCKLAND. Dec. 31. The Auckland Trotting Club’s Summer Afeeting concluded at Alexandra Park to-day. The weather was glorij ous, and there was a large attendance, of people. The totalisator receipts for the day were £70,126 10s as compared with £56,196 10s for 1926, an increase of £13,930. The totalisator receipts for the whole meeting showed an increase of £17,131, the figures being £208,194 and £191,063 for the 1927 and 1926 meetings respectively. Results:—
Tainaki Handicap.—(4) Raima 1, (2) Dolores 2, Nelson Boy 3. Dolores, wlio finished a head in front of Raima, broke on the post and the committee reversed the platings. Three lengths between second and third. Time 3.35.
Park Handicap.—(l) Padlock 1, (6) Dillon Huon 2, (7) Van Rich 3. Won by two lengths; with three lengths between second and third. Time 3.21 1-5. President’s Handicap.—(3) Jack Potts 1, (5) Jewel Pointer 2, (2) Sea Pearl 3. AA’on by a half length; a length. Time 4.28 2-3. New A’enr Handicap.—Bingen King 1, Great Change 2, Nature Starr 3. AA’on hv one and n-quarter lengths, With three lengths between second and third. Time 4.39 3-5. Telegraph Handicap.— (1) King Pointer 1, (3) Rockburn 2, (7) Dick Dillon 3. AYon by one and a-quarter lengths; one and a-half. Time 4.35 1-7. Onslow Handicap—(6) Bell Harold 1, (3) Nelson Fame 2, (81 First Carbine 3. AA’on by three parts of a length ; half a length. Time 2.11 3-5. Association Trot Handicap.— (2) Young Blake 1, (3) Sister Beatrice 2, (10) Tradesman 3. AA’on by one and a-half lengths; two lengths. Time 4.31 3-5.
Premier Handicap.—(B) Nelson Fame 1, (7) Lady Dnnmoro 2, (1) Cardinal Logan 3. Won bv throe parts of a length ; a length. Time 2.43 3-5. CANTERBURY PARK TROTS. CHRTSTCHURCH. Pec. 2. Tlie Canterbury Park T.C. Summer -Meeting opened to-day in line hot weather. The tote investments were £34,657, against £37,995 for the <Xh'rosponding day of last year. Results— Introductory Handicap.—(2) Sarsaparilla 1, (5) Sea Queen 2, (S) Lady Fan 3. Won by four lengths; four lengths. Time 3.33 1-5. Templeton Handicap.—-(8 Sarella 1, 03) Great Form 3. (9) Wee Gus 3. Won by a head ; four lengths. Time 3.28 3-5.
Canterbury Handicap.—(2) Logan Park 1. 01) Trampfast 2. (5) Queen’s Own 3, (3) Dalnaliine 3. AA T on by a length; three lengths." Time 4.28. Lyttelton Handicap.—(l) Yoicks 1, (3) Alvira 2, (8) Native Queen 2. Won by one and a-lialf lengtlss ; five lengths. Time 3.30.
Stewards Handicap.-—0) Duke Bingen 1. (9) Our Lady 2. (4) Nelson .McKinney 3. AYon by half a length ; three lengths. Time 4.40 2-5. Islington Handicap.—(4) William the Great 1. (6) Logan Holm 2, (1) Terence Dillon 3. AA 7 on by two lengths; six lengths. Time 2.48. Railway Handicap.— (1) Zenith 1. (2) Native Queen 2, (9) Pointalena 3. A\ on bv two lengths ; four lengths. Time 2.14 1-5. An Revoir Handicap.—(B) Harold Bnrwood 1, (9) Donside 2. <T>) Brentloc 3. AA'on by a head ; three lengths. Time 2.13.
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