Canterbury Park

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 371, 4 June 1928, Page 13

Canterbury Park

SECOND DAY’S TROTTING WIN FOR ROSE AUDO Press Association CHRISTCHURCH, To-cUy. The Canterbury Park trots continued to-day in fine weather and before a large attendance. The course was good. Results: PROGRESSIVE HANDICAP Of £170; 15 miles 3—ROSE AUDO, 48yds 1 10— DOLORES. 36yds 2 S—NELSON - BOY, 72yds 3 All started. Won by a neck. Time. 3.33 2-5. HAREWOOD HANDICAP Of £200; 1J miles. 2 ROI L’OR, limit 1 9—KREISLER, 12yds 2 22—CARBINE DIRECT, 12yds 3 Scr.: Springtime, Winter Audubon, Great Triumph. Won by two lengths. Time, 3.26 1-5. PAPARUA HANDICAP Of £500; 2 miles 3 QUALITY, 36yds 1 5 HAROLD THORPE, 12yds 2 4 ACRE, limit 3 Won by two lengths. Time, 4.32 2-5. MATURITY HANDICAP Of £250; 15 miles. 4—INVADER, limit 1 2 GREAT LOGAN, limit 2 I—WILD NITA, limit 3 All started. Won by a head. Time, 3.29 1-5. At Otaki SIR MOMENT WINS HURDLES JUST SO BY A LENGTH Press Association WELLINGTON, To-day. For the Otaki races the weather was tine and there was a good attendance. Results: HURDLES HANDICAP Of £130; 15 miles. 3 SIR MOMENT, 9.12 1 4 RED BANK, 9.0 2 10— SAN PEDRO, 10.8 3 All started. Won by a length. Time, 3.0 4-5. WAIKANAE HANDICAP Of £100; 5 furlongs. 1— JUST SO, 7.6 1 4—DANCING STAR, 7.6 2 2 ROYAL LOVER, 8.9 3 Scr: Arkansas, Whakaaro, Gay Salute. Won by a length. Time, 1.4 3-5. TA TIM! KARA MEMORIAL Of £250; 1 mile 1 furlong. 6 PAITONU, 8.11 1 I—GLENROSSS, 9.0 2 9—KILMISS, 7.3 3 All started. Won by a head. Time, 1.58 3-5. RANGIURU HACK Of £120; 1 mile. 1— BISOX, 9.3 1 2 AVRO, 9.7 2 9—VOLPLANE, 7.0 3 All started. Won by 2i lengths. Time, 1.48 1-5. Later results in stop press. “FREE ADVICE” AGAIN Press Association CHRISTCHURCH, To-day. The New Zealand Trotting Board considered on Saturday what is known as the “Free Advice Case.” After the Eclipse Handicap at the New Brighton Trotting Club’s meeting, James Bryce was fined £25 for alleged wilful interference. Bryce appealed to the New Zealand Trotting Association, which referred the appeal back to the club for further consideration. The club decided, at a meeting on May 9, to adhere to the decision of its I judicial committee in fining Bryce, on the grounds that the fresh evidence I brought forward was of no value. I The Trotting Board has now decided j to refer the finding back to the club, to inquire upon what portion of the j evidence it found that the interference ; was wilful.