GOOD CHEQUES

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1033, 25 July 1930, Page 14

GOOD CHEQUES

Auckland Horses Over Four Figures ELEVEN IN THE LIST Eleven horses trained in the Auckland Provfnce won more than £I,OOO in prize money during the season. Carmel with £2,347, heads the local list. The son of Our Thorpe was trained by J. S. Shaw for Mr. W. Land, in whose colours be won £1,537. Toward the end of the season he found a new owner in t.he South, entering C. S. Donald’s stable, where he added £BIO to his total. Machine Gun. who showed a splendid return to form for the Tamahere trainer, R. A. McMillan, accounted for £1,867, while Peter Bingen, winner of the New Zealand Cup for the second year In succession, accounted for £1,710. The Auckland crack pacer. Gold Jacket, who registered his second consecutive success in the Auckland Cup, annexed £1,680. The following list gives the successful provincial winners of more than four figures:—Carmel (six wins and seven minor placings), £2,347; Machine Gun (four and two), £1,867; Peter Bingen (one and four), £1,710; Gold Jacket (three wins), £1,680; Peter McKinney (four and four), £1,320; Native Prince (three and five), £1,205; Great Parrish (three and three), £1,140; The Abbey (two and one), £1.135; Florent (two and five), £1,125; Stanmoor (three and seven), £1,080; Enawah (four and two), £1,040.