Addington Trots

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 819, 13 November 1929, Page 13

Addington Trots

w Hughes. «lri\«r of Puilloc'k in the* focon-l ,u ' r I i 'j l ' ’j ' t r - y” N ' j v z ‘"AftVr 1 th* Kmpn-.- \ I imlieap. L. F’»rk ott. *>f tHfworth, was lined M-' .1 \ >\»* a led against the although tho deposit was refunded. Dolores Springs Surprise Lazarus. Bine n Starr and Young rarbino were host fancied in the Spring Ha rul fa p. Several wcll-fun-;he contest in the . arly part. |'.,n Wood breaking and interfering with Lazarus nidi* Aileen Wood and Bingen Starr over the last furlong to beat Young

I'arbine and Ukulele* lately, who were dm leaders into the straight. Of the hoaten division. Commander Bingen t.p*»tted well throughout. Lady Fan •tsornn solidly, but tlerbilwyn had had enough a furlong, from the post. Dilworth Finishes Best Ten do me and the Orphan—l*4? Match light bracket wrr.* the public selections for the Umpire Handicap, nhirh saw a gee at race home. In the hack the last time Vendome was going mmfort.ibty for Kennerley, when I~>ilworth put in a rattling run on the outside, and soon had the measure of

CUP CARNIVAL OPENED Hi till Class Contests Staged 1 HRISTCHIKI !!. Tuesday Metropolitan Trotting Clubs monste 1 1 ' ' vr ' r v " s but '•«!'« und there was a large attend 1 ' ' " j"' ' lln " "rder. hut a rather stron: - s P**eiol being registered in the wa;

Oinal.:. and Orphan. In the straight it - wm. but Dilworth finished bette r mid' - 1 ..1 pressure, and there was a length •> *>;*' >* ; *>»* “t the end. Orphan I > as' ll'i'-e lengths away third, an.l was ■ t 1a.i.,1 by Great Loaan. Omaha and I t imiio-r. Dilworth b< at a *-«»«.«l ~n 1 . ef eourse, she j s an : • [ Ul> »er»elf, and her hard racing cam-l"e_-u as a three.year-old has net i . fleeted her noted stamina atel ~ame- i I EE en 'l° mo set a hot pace from ! tlio outset, and site was by no means i A '-"U.m. Lady Match- , 11 1 ‘■‘cat Logan lost a lot of I ground ut tho start. Outsider Bobs Up .\i lkitoa, Aleron and Sunshuwer curf: r,rMl tht ' hulk of the investments in 1 'xrikiVoa' “brok. " ' " U "and , V . ',” kc ■ soon “ttor the Start. » ! "J- •tnd I Slack Wattle . 11 V ry Ml °" Muriel de Uru i 1 , XNa ' s ln hanily position, and 1 ‘ ' ' 1 "W‘<l a marked improvement a- . | sl: ‘V' I*. winning comfortably hv three . letntths iron, sjunshower. The' latter I bioke up at the Sturt, and again in I Brat time, whi n al - ! tempting to run for a position. sin ■ f l l**. 1 red to he very unltiekv, as she: -honed more speed than anything else ■ ’V ' ~ he l ,Kt half-mile. Mac Dillon who lots previously shown a decided K " c staying powers, surprised by staving on remarkably well, to finish .1 good third. Aleron. who may have i"'" 1 hut for his mistake at the start ; I : ,'; v '; l ." so hnirtli. and Dilnon. who’ | tin 1, vn.inee, was betiten into, II , v l ' * N, ' ,so ? ‘ lo °f< is most I “k' I\ to improve of the beaten ones. I No Run For Their Money I , T . ho Uu'uinion Handicap lost a loti or interest for the general public at ; i '"'fe",'' ," hc " Young Itlake broke j .md tolluled wait Trampfast. who lost ! ‘“.y a ST r ; r • T : Lowp - Trampfast • was <1 hot favourite, and on his run- ! 11.I 1 ." 1 - at °aniaru, .set off with some bril- - i-i 11 track work .since he arrived at ’ 1 .tdquarters, made him look the pick 1 ot a great field. Western Voyage was i driven with rare judgment bv J. I ana although he had a solid I and brilliant customer in Tamerlane st ; ,ve oft over the last furlong, he lett him to it when required. The Ila wo rit mare, fcfister Beatrice, put up a great tight, and in beating Koro Peter and Ozear she did well enough to point to better times later at tho carnival. Koro Peter did not trot steadily, but for his first attempt against the leading lights, his effort was a most creditable one. Duke Bingen set a muddling pace for a mile, and he petered out as expected over I tho last half, and was only seventh at the end. Judge Hancock and Kempton failed to stay, and Kngagemenr. and Ngatira were somewhat outclassed. Klzear trotted splendidly, and M ‘ll do better as the meeting pro-

Lindbergh a Good One ; t t \ d* j h l -,- ■/ .. ■ ■ length, with -Steel All lentrth'ttwav. '' ” 11 -n"tln r back t.» Tiavis Axworthv. W ilma Dillon is a real style ~f effortless pacer, and his action Probnblv t cing > is < ndovv ■ d with ""nd.-nui i.rilitunec. Lindberuh won ' »»i as i is still httn- ' ns way f rot s best * ' HS not stopped winning. Favourite Routed •loin Thumb, although solidlv guppo,t< d.iur th. II gl, > Hand!. ,p. was iTi/ ■C : general pub-

Je: »n McLlwyn made a big •■Hurt to catch l im in tlie dasli to Hie juilg«a hut Holmes had only to move on iom Thumb to send him home an easy winner. Torpedo Huon run ti fine t.iee for third, and lie has onlv to improve u littlo to bo hard to dispose of m tho big sprint on Thursday. Free Advice lost whatever chance she had at tiio start, and Harvest Child, to sav t he least, was disappointing. XVestern King was rather unlucky and St. Maura was too slow in the early part. Maiwhariti was another that raced below- expectations. Apart from the piacetillers Xntive T*rinee gave a most promising display. Final McKinney had every chance, and found herself outclassed a long way from the turn. Results:—. Spring Handicap, or £350; unhoppled trotters; .....2 -lass; u miles.—K Dolores. linitt. J. Bryce. 1: 3 Orphan, 12yds, 2; 5 I kulele Lurli-, limit, 15. Also: o Kiie^n \\ Oud. 10 < Y*l 11 I 111 lulpp nino-r.n 1 i 1 .....

•Vds: H Herbilwvn. 1 Lazarus H! Xel' ti .MoKmnsy, 21>,1.- : 7 Fatly Fan. 4 nion, 2 Bin■n i>tarr. 1C Tonic. 4s\ds: 17 Master w<i ,y a length, a neok tweeu second and third. Time, 3.30 Empire Handicap, of *;::rift; 47 (.i-.,vS-tnll’ •• 1 'uv. ortli. 21\d>.' J., V. l ; ■ • W ild- . . ; : i 1 11 - j 1 j;j n . im. Y Also: ]" 1 Iranite City. 7 ITenrv ■irai! 11 I L<.-< tor's Own limit: 4 Lady o' y ':, v»rphan) 12 'o.'Ai.t. L* Tf! :•••.- Do it: •. I'. 2 Bi.-.it •~ aM - }:: * *!-i'nos. 12yds: I I Bolden

j Rubbles, 5 Lingfleld, 6 I'iuto, 24vds. Won i | and third! Time? 2?hf , between secona ‘ NE Of HAN DICAP Ui A. 1,000, 1.26 class; 2 miles First Division, £I,OOO °- Withers .. l Kennerley 36yds. J. j. YSSJOAS BOY, limit, n. B.' Berrv 3 Yomkinson^E.Uf I '. S6ydS ' W ' J ' 4 ienX. b by two Second Division, £I,OOO 1 7d,°o,f N PARK> limlt - W. J. Tom-... ill—imprint;'limit? L.' F Berlietf " l X—KOIIARA, 24yds. A. .1 Horrbr-.n" “ "—I'ADLUCK, 4Syds, W.' Hughes it it Also: 7 Linkman, 0 Daphne De 0,-„ c R'!!l"' r r J vv S ‘. I V , - ,1,: U ' Yata?o. Y cAdhy 5 ' Sfix-ds* \\v.n ! 1 C - ,r !' - 4 Yds; 2 Ahurift 4.27 d l*-5 by c ‘Slit lengths. Time, Riccarton Handicap, of £400; 1.10 to limit 'do Muriel De Oro, 2: S Slac fmion! h.’nif f.S”. W ? r \?f''.' d ' s--42 Black 'Wattle, limit; Dilnon, limit 6 and o" A 4 th pT , ISytl£i (bracketed); 13 Golden \rfkitnn R * th -? re ’ V Sonoma, limit; 1 At ikltotl, b Jane Do Oro, 8 Kelson he ■h'-rt 'lYn 7 Apex, IS Locanda Bov, hv d theii J ? ay Hinkler, 48yds. Won second 1 i en ,f *•'l’ len Sths between Tirne d 4 35*3*5 lrd ' Aleroil was fourth. ,-,r r- , d° m| nion HANDICAP Ut _ 1,000; unhoppled trotters; 1.35 class--2 miles 2-western VOYAGE, limit, J. 2— TAJlßßLANE.'hldsi'owner " " i b —SraTER BEATRICE. 36yds, A. j'. 4—KORO PETER, limit, R. B. Berry 4 Also: Duke Bingen, limit, and Engace"f 1 , 1 ' (bracketed); 6 Judge Hancock, I-™lan 1 an- 1 Kempton, 36yds (bracketed) Agatira. io Bnnnv Spec 12vds* =» Xat-tvA £V"l’ 1 Tra.npfast: 78yds| 2 YounS (,s : JuD-ear, 78yds, bracketed n.iJl fS IV M } r “y*S*- u~n Y, y a length, I Time l .between second and third, j Victoria Handicap. <.f £400; 1 35 to 4 *>l i class: 2 >niles.—2 Undhcrgh, 36yds, C. *S. Donald. 1: 1 Wilrna Dillon. J2yds W T ' r.m.Kinson, 2; 4 Steel All. ‘ 24yds,* D* W ithers, 3. Also: 11 William the Great, |

1-7' ’ a m Cflenelg, 21yds, bracketed with steel AID. 10 Atholoue, S Genuine. 6 JolJv ! ot, o Billy Sea, 0 Trimmer, 24vds; *3 Travis Axworthy, ISvds: 7 Dilworth/GOvds me. 24yds pen.; 12 Mate o’ -Mine, 72vds.’ W on by twp lengths, a length between second and third. Travis Axworthy was fourth. Time, 4.33 2-5. Hagley Handicap, of £400; 2.45 class: 1 \ miles. —3 Tom Thumb, limit, M* Holmes, 1: 6 Jena McElwyn. 12yds, 2; 12 Torpedo Huon, limit, 3. Also:' 10 Final .McKinney, 2 Free Advice. 11 Harvest { 'hild. 15 Talent. 10 St. Maura, limit; 8 Flossie Logan. 12yds, inc. 12yds pen.; 4 Loch Moigh. 13 Western King, 5 Vesuvius, 1 -yds: 1 Maiwhariti. 7 Silk Thread. 24yds; Bonny Logan, 24yds, and Logan Chief, 36yds (bracketed); 14 Native Prince, 36 yds. Won by three lengths, two lengths between I second and third. Loch Moigh was fourth. Time, 2.45 4-5. NOTES AND COMMENTS Torpedo Huon was most unlucky in i the sprint at Addington. 1-Ie lost J nearly two seconds at the start and ; afterward covered a lot of ground to finish third. ! Loch Moigh. driven by !D. Withers, got away well in the last event and was always well placed. Had not the j leading trio slipped their field at the half-mile, it is probable Loch Moigh would have got in the money. He was ; n front of Torpedo Huon at the home turn, but weakened over the final halffurlong. Free Advice, a warm favourite, did not go off well and conceded the limit horses nearly a furlong start. Xgatira was never in the picture in •

~ the* big trot, and paddled alone: be - Koro 1'- tor wont a hno r:irt in A Solid Bracket | Western Wyagv. biackoied w i dim- d with and upset the lavouti: IT ra lap last ) and Eizear, gave a ve d' aged display ar.-l hung eii grimly ) ttiu iinish. Tamerlane hud hi , stretched right util ana Lluss, i! had u j Hying bat. The latter went a sulid rae , | it looked as it i.i.ietir, pushed itloi [ ; next start. 3 | Aiciuii and Arikitoa were twd mu; | unlucky horses in the liiec.irion J 1 ;i ; I Uieup. Loth got awa\ badly, espee ■ ally the latter. The held was all in - heap setting out l'ur the last. roum 'J and had Akron got clear hr migl ; j Sunshowet*. once again subtil , backed, bit her teel twice. o la | linal effort was encouraging. { Dilworth alwjys appear- d t.. have i on Vendome, who was an even mono ! prospect, in tlie Empire llandieai : The latter should do better next time j Dilworth, penalised 24yds in the Vic j toria Handicap, went another goo, j race, but was awkwardly placed at tlv j rear of the bunch. | Lindbergh Does Well j Lindbergh, driven a fine race Ip I Donald, was too good for the oppose j tion in the Victoria Handicap. Evei : after being forced out wide on tin ' Inst turn he downed a warm proposi- ! tion in Wilma Dillon. The lattei J broke throe furlongs from home am I although settling down quickly, tiib ; must have upset him. Cither wise Jit ! might have made Lindbergh’s taslreally difficult. Travis Axworthv was \ Hying in fourth place at the finish. Native Prince went off the mark al right in the sprint, but could not i lake j sufficient headway to get <»ut of the j bunch. j