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To-Day s Turf News

KORO PETER WINS FORBURY PARK TROTS POSTPONED FROM YESTERDAY Press Association DUNEDIN. To-day. The track wafe heavy and tricky, but improving’, for the first day of the For- ! bury Park trots. The weather was dull! but fine. ! Results: VAUXHALL HANDICAP • Of £200; 1 mile 3 furlongs; 4.3.; limit. 4— KORO PETER (Berry). 36yds .. 1 ! I—KYRA, 36yds 2 j O—IIUBY BINGEN, limit 3 I Scratched: Bramdean. Snider. Bon j Wood. Won by five lengths, three lengths j between second and third. Time, 4.8 3-3. ELECTRIC HANDICAP Of £225; 1 mile; 2.17 limit. 12—BINGEN PATCH (Edwards), iimit 1 it—SAHIB, 12yds 2 G—SHADOW LAND, limit S Scr.: Lingfield, Omaha. Won by seven lengths, two lengths between second and third. Time, 2.20 1-5. MUSSELBURGH HANDICAP £223; It miles; 3.30 limit. NELSON McELWYN 1 BECK YMINE £ KIOWA 3 Later results will be found in the Stop Press as they come to hand.

The Final Day At Trentham MORE BIG FIELDS THE PROSPECTS ( Special to THE SL A j WELLINGTON. To-day It will not be for lack of runners if the final day to-morrow of the Wellington Racing Club's summer meeting tails to be a success, for the usual large number of horses will be in evidence, j making the position, from the speculai live standpoint, worse than ever. At ; any rate, the prospects are onn again i favourable to a rare afternoon’s sport. Heavy rain fell last night, and is still I coming down steadily at the time of j telegraphing. The following may come in t*®r ox- { tensive support in their engagements: Wallaceville High-Weight. Elicit i and Airtight. i Kelburn Handicap.—Briar Root and Stanchion. Hopeful Stakes. —Glenartney and Clever. Melrose Handicap.—High Falutin’ and Kinross. Summer Handicap. Nightmarch and Royal Saxon. Consolation Handicap.—H istoric and Talisker. City Handicap.— Gascony and Nightmarch. ! Kaitoke Handicap.—Lucky Bag and Arikinui. Following are the acceptances: j WALLACEVILLE HIGH-WEIGHT

Of £260; 2 mile Quarterdeck 10 r, Zeuxis .... Airtight. . . TI •; Elicit .... Pale Star 10 1 Asleep .... 2 ma rosebud 0 13 Fairone General \\ ai M S Mandarine . 9 ; Arrowy . . . Decoy Bird . j Star Raid 0 3 KELBURX HANDICAP Of £260; 1 mile Stanchion . . 8 3 Bourse . . . 7 4 7 12 Paris .... •» **’ —- Rabbi .... 7 Rory Mur . . 7 8 Phastar - . . 7 8 Swoopa long 0 Moutoa Topere . . . Wonder . . * 7 7 CaUasam i Spear Miss . 7 o HOPEFU - STAKES Of £150: furlongs First Money 8 13 Parade . . . 7 3 8 10 Oral 3 8 0 Dresden Francolin . . 8 9 China . . . Royal Flyer 8 4 Jazz Girl . . 8 3 Ex Duno . . 7 S 3 Best Friend Becky 8 2 Sharp 11 . . Royal Line . 7 12 Win lock ... Night Lad . . 7 It Solmar . . . 7 11 Painting . . . 0 Hot Spring . 7 S Aeredity . . . 7 Push Sapient . . . 7 Jeneral Marcel 7 6 Wave . . . 4 Glenartney . 7 4 Colonal Royal Quex .... MELROSE HANDICAP Of £260; 7 furlongs Royal Kinross . . s 0 Lineage . . 9 0 Topere . . . Atholspear S 13 Last Mark . Smithereens S 0 Projection . . Royal S 8 Black .... 8 S 8 Shrewd . . . 8 7 Sylvan Dell . 8 \ aucluse . . Bourse . . . 8 4 Wine Tray . . 8 Singer . . . 8 4 First Ruler . S High Dermod . . . s 0 Falutin' . . 8 2 SUMMER HANDICAP • Of £750; 1 mile S K Doree .... 7 6 S 3 Full Feather 8 0 Town Bank . 0 7 13 Gold Cure . . Royal Saxon . 7 S Kilbronsyth . 0 Toxeuma . . . 7 7 CONSOLATION HANDICAP . Of £600 1\ miles Historic . . S 2 "White Fang 7 6 Battle Papa t u . . . Colours . . 7 0 Royal Saxon Joy Bird . . . 7 7 Teheka . . . -7 0 Talisker . . . 7 7 Blimp . . . 0 7 6 Royal Game . 7 0 Sir Roy . . . 7 6 Anolo .... 7 0 CITY HANDICAP, Of £ 500; 6 furlongs. dascony . 9 3 Arrow Lad 7 10 Cimabue . . . 8 5 Night March 7 10 .Miss Pat . . 7 11 Money Mine 0 Meadow Lark 7 11 Sudden Storm 7 0 KAITOKE HANDICAP. Of £260; 5 furlongs. Royal Duke . 0 8 Baskier . . . 7 * Cold Dawn . S 11 Abbey Queen 7 Quantum . . S 10 Sir Spear . . 0 Great Star . 8 8 Shot Silk . . 0 Knightlike . . 8 4 Just Nell . . / 0 Lucky Bag . 7 12 Kentish Lady 0 Second Clarendon . . V 0 Thought . . 7 10 Austerity . . 7 Endorse . . . 7 9 Sky bird . . . 0 \rrow Boy . 7 9 Money Mint 0 Wveford . . 7 8 Sea Raid . . 7 0 Arikinui 7 8 Kiriana . . . 7 0 Chief Singer 7 8 Propaganda . 7 0

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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 571, 25 January 1929, Page 13

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To-Day s Turf News Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 571, 25 January 1929, Page 13

To-Day s Turf News Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 571, 25 January 1929, Page 13

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