WELLINGTON TROTS.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LX, Issue 112, 10 April 1940, Page 10

WELLINGTON TROTS.

HANDICAPS DECLARED. Handicaps for the first day of the Wellington Trotting Club's autumn meeting are: INTRODUCTORY HANDICAP, of £225; trotters; 3.34 class. One mile and a-

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Footloose had only one start at the Awapuni meeting, but ran a creditable race, lie hud a great deal of ground to make up when half the distance had been covered but finished on well. Racecall Breaks Down. Hacecall, owned by Mrs M. Casey, o Imperial Axssainster Carpet 19/SS yd excellent selection in j LET US MEASURE YOUR FLOORS & QUOTE YOU ! BOTH SQUARE AND j AXIVSiNSTER BODY j —e a Easter meeting at Kiecarton, and is to b blistered and turned out for a long spell 11 is place in A. S. Ellis’s stable has beer tilled by the steeplechaser, Red Dragon owned iiy Mr A. S. Jones, ot Tirnaru. Zest Disappoints. p Zest was imule a good favourite a Awa.puni on Saturday after running fourt v<s=, ••• ——- f** The Newest and Smartest in J;j= I —r| jS'JSSSL* every chance. Her win by seven lengths a Feilding was impressive, but slie is ni dined to hang hack in her races. A hi may account for lier failure. Tidewaitcr As Hurdler. 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It is probable that he ha n not yet recovered from the effects of severe cold which kept him oil the seen for a time till last month. Black-Coated Horses. The Lord Qiiex marc Amiable, wh scored such a sensational win over llig Caste and Ajax in the V.R.C. C. M. Lloy Stakes, is one of the very few black horse to win an important race in Australia. I fact, an examination of the records of th principal races in all parts of the worl reveals that there have been remarkabi few horses of this colour among the leac ing performers in any country. Only tbre black horses have won the Melbourne Cu —The Barb, Zulu and Clean Sweep. 1 New Zealand two black horses stand ou : in the memory above all others—Advanc and BobrikofT. Two other black horse of exceptional merit wero Treadmill an Reputation. Minority was the only blac winner at the recent Awapuni mooting. Another Free-for-AII. The representatives of the Christchurc combined trotting clubs have mado a rangements to stage a Free for All ever on the programme of the patriotic nice mg to 1x3 held at Addington next Satu day, and this race should prove a grei attraction. The owners of Fine Ar Windsor Lass, Lightning Lady, and Pc THE SQUARE, 4*0 j PALM. NTH. mm 11 |l THE SQUARE, Ik PALM. NTH. Luck iiavo agreed to race over a mile an a quarter, tbe prize being a sweepstak provided by the connections of thes horses, with the winner taking all. KEEP YOUR APPEARANCE « y f 99 i WELLINGTON TROTS. HANDICAPS DECLARED. IN CLOTHES WMmL THAT EXPRESS INDIVIDUALITY by Goldfinch & Cousins a The New Jlutumn \ SUITINGS await your inspection! BE MEASURED NOW! Handicaps for the first day of the Wei 1 lington Trotting Club's autumn meeting are: — INTRODUCTORY HANDICAP, of £225; trotters; 3.34 class. One mile and ahalf. Big Kauri scr Arnpai 12 Black Native scr Judgment 12 Prfm Chance scr Roi Grande 12 Ilatrack scr Header - 24 Listowol scr Manna's Son 24 Millis'e scr Escalado 36 Premier scr Biworthv 48 Syntax scr Shadeland 48 Allworthy 12 Franz Derby 84 Anna’s Voyage 12 AUTUMN NOVICE HANDICAP, of £175; 3.43 class. One mile and a-liu]f. Arietta scr Native Loch scr Castella del Oro scr Reservist scr Colossal scr Shaun Aroon scr Cynic scr Solicitor scr Don Walla scr Top Hand scr First Call scr Wainoni Jack scr Haughty scr William Potts scr Jack" Sprat scr Taimaiti 12 Lord Worthy scr Stepson 36 Alarm Polo scr Bronze Eagle 48 Mortlakc scr WAINUt HANDICAP, of £225; 2.57 class One mile and a-quartcr. Rtarace scr Tocoelic scr Busted Flush scr Charles Russell 12 !■ W; k itftuMHHBB \ 1 mmWBm 1 HU Wmm mm \ ' A . j WmM mrnrn The New Autumn Suiting Materials are now on display at I Goldfinch and Cousins. Stripes in bold and fine patterns arc featured strongly; while plains and overchecks will be called for. All the new colours of Blue, Grey, Green, Brown and Fawn are shown in a wide variety of colours and designs. War prices are definitely rising, so order now vour" suit to measure and save. Goldfinch and Cousins guarantee perfection of fit and make to client’s own desire. Inspect these new materials without feeling under any obligation. SAMPLES GLADLY SENT ON BEQUEST. ■ $2 Sn$» 8 Gns ■ Distributor scr Cold Pot 12 Drumcroe scr labour Day 12 Durability scr Loch Levon 12 Evora scr Master Potts 12 Grand Dame scr Ned Worthy 12 Lady Carol scr Sentiment 12 Petite scr Stonntost 24 Royal Navy scr Pamchis 36 Royal Thread scr Revision 26 Swift. Ladv scr WAIRARAPA HANDICAP, of £350 ; 3.24 class. One mile and a-half. Accounlant s r,,> Great. Don 12 Bold Venture scr Loyal Pat 12 Jesse Owens sir Mongolian 12 Lahoiinnan scr Paloinar 12 Afolly Direct scr Subsidy 12 Regal scr Harold Guy' 24 Adversity 12 Jackarainla 24 Attain ” 12 \Yec Potts 24 EASTBOURNE HANDICAP, of £250; trotters; 4.48 class. Two miles. Dig Kauri scr Anna's Voyage 24 mg] W9 HATS f||j by (• Goldfinch & Cousins J| \ V ' vff1 Ilatrack scr Roi Grande 24 Margin scr .Judgment 36 Millisle scr Manna’s Son 48 Premier scr Clmdic 6C Syntax sci Escalado 60 Lislowel 12 Biworthv 84 All worthy 24 Shadeland 84 TAITA HANDICAP, of £175; 3.5 class. One mile and a-quarter. Arietta scr Native Loeli scr Castella del Oro scr Mortlakc scr Colossal scr Reservist scr Cynic sci Shaun Aroon scr Diamond Jim scr Solicitor scr Don Walla scr Top Hand ' scr Dublin scr Wainoni Jack scr Golden Axworthy scr Do Reske 12 Jack Spratt scr Taimaiti 12 Lord Worthy scr Stepson 36 Marco Polo set Bronze Eagle WAIWIIETU HANDICAP, of £20C; 3.38 class. One mile and a-half. Red Rock scr First Snake ”12 Lord Worthy scr Tocoetic 12 Marque scr Cold Bar 24 Milliard scr Latest Edition 24 Swift Lady scr Ranger 24 , Twist scr Worthy Audubon 24 Wainoni Jack scr Starace 36 Derbyshire 12 RAILWAY HANDICAP, of £250 ; 2.54 class. One mile and a-quarter. Black Art scr Ned Worthy scr Clockwork scr Pamchis scr Electric Bel) scr Ropata scr Gentleman Jim scr Silver Laddie scr Great Blaze scr Smile Again scr Huguenot scr Wainoni Girl scr Imperial Jade scr Warning scr Lady Carol scr Cay Lady 12 Loch Lovett scr Oli’l Faithful s 12 Major Guy scr Tinker v 12 Master Potts scr Warship 12 You'll find the greatest selection of Hats at the Men s Store. Snap brims, welted edges, and Horn burgs arc available in a wide range of colourings and in styles to suit all faces. G and C.’s specialise in very small and very large sizes. Got your next Hat from us and be a satisfied Hat customer. 6/6 to 35/-