SPORTING.
TROTTING- -'3 CANTERBURY PARK MEETi|W,;| By Telegraph.—Presa Aisodatlos. ,1 CliristJiurdi, Lut Mi The Canterbury Park Trotting ChflnH tor meeting opened In fine, but cold jtfj The track was heavy. There wu »3 attendance. The totolisatot hindled '£■ 10s, aa against £25,508 on the comajM day last year. Result!:— FIRST AMATEUR HANDICAP.—MIMceIInr (H. Fleming) 1, Walwera t, OrMtH lon s , Also itarted: Lady Kama, Ity Housemaid, Maori Princes*, Bhet», | Why. Best Boy, Rosle Wilkes, MarTlliuv Demo Gentle Ribbon, Chairman, Itol Cold Stanley, White Lupin, Aga«Vw Bluey, Ludy Lena, Derby Grrl/iUpMH Wen by a. neck, oil length* betweWj] and third. Time, 3.58. j?J PENINSULA HANDICAP.—LoeaM* ;'! (A. Hendrieksen) 1, Madeline 2, Ota I ::. Also started: Nabob, Jteargoaift,J Child, The Whip, Saints' Sell, Hataa* delta, Ml Ida Pointer, Prlnoe CormaSiTl Louie Drift, Nelson Derby. Won to lengths, four .lengths between aaoPßdj thud. Time, 3.39. •f'-'M PAPAIIUA HANDICAP.—Stockade UL-l torbeld) 1, Gleaming i, VUmUataiSiU staned: Admiral Wood, AgathM. BitaJN Emperor, Whispering Willie, B«Ofr»'«.Wj Won by two lengths. "^ LTTTELTON HANDICAP.—Gay MMll Legg) 1, Prince Burlington i. HoyafH A'*3 started: Dandy Chimes, Albeit w3B Harold D„ Bon Patch, The Book, Ohß Taublnu, Money. Won by a length, *»( lengths between second and third. J 4.3 V a-5. -J STEWARDS' HANDKAP.-Snrer lbj?i Mcliermot) 1, Cbld 2, General Ltak t, J edited: Admiral Wood, Sastroood, Mm Albert Cling, Borke's. Drift, BMi Strategy, Letltla. Won by batfelii two lengths between second and, tMnt-TJ AVIATION HANDICAP—Oar Ooldle (Jl3 torfleld) 1, Sally Dillon 2, PirkfUMl.l stnited: Treasure Seeker, Beltena. JCH Debllle Wood. Ballln, Mlse Lata*, BM R-.d Beil, Imperial Victor, OeptsJa N child, Bliuer Wilson. Woo by a S Blx lengths between second and thteCl] RAILWAY HANDICAP—Looanda OOjHB Holmes, Jnnr.) 1, Miss Edith t, PtobJtH 8 Alio started: Idrls, Nabob, Wfm Mount, Dora Derby, Greta, BAyaied,Tj Dll.on, Ngalora, Doreen Dillon, Mia m Hcnd3 separated the placed hone*. - | AU RKVOm HANDICAP.—IfttJe *)mj flr;ce, .lunr.) 1, Hickorynood 2, HanW-1 :;. Also started: Nancy gtaJf, 'MM Robert Dillon, Annie Dillon, BUI HtoMtHJ Alrrm, Gipsy King, Hutana, The WW&j wend .Tunlor, Auriferous, LtnMta, JnSH Ivter Mac. Won by six lengths, htifirV between second and third. Tlrae, S,gfcjj SECOND DAY'S HA&OICAPJJ, >| CUristchurcb, Last Wf Cai.terbury Park handicaps f& ih^Tß day are:— > •■ TJ SECOND AMATEUR HANMCIAP. Chancellor scr., Ngapuna 2sea., KmSfm [m 4, Lady's Mill, Our Chance, VaIMLa rl fl Ma.:. Rosle Wilkes. Gold Mask, M«rlrl3ki2 ton .Tack, Dillon Shrine, Lajoa Uut, iw| Forest Girl, Kendal, Tawora, agejmMftil PROGRESSIVE HANDICAP.-TbefMfcJ tromte scr., Speculator, Bluewood la§£j wooo', Mariettu, Wonderland, Our WW Marvin .Tunlor !>, Treasure Setter ,♦," Si Parkueld, Belleun !), Miss Patty U'.jßm Wood Sally Dillon, Ballln 11, iffifl Lovebird, Early Derby, Captain WaMM] Lorna, Sunrise 12, Imperla Victor, JUBajJ Rod Bell, Culverden, To-Nlght, SIUMI son, Captain Rothschild 13. . , , S KING GEORGE HANDICAP.—Au'rW'jI scr, Cello Sydney Wilkes lsec, TXvH| Admiral 2 General Link, Agathoa Cliig !>, Mlntson, Erin's King,. Reti'l Stockade fl, Hal Junior, Viee-Admlret' f,7| gitata Lass S. ' .1 MATURITY EAN-DICAP—Lady Salu's Bel), .lean Logan lsec, Mildkl9| M>ss Edith a, Florence La Badie Peter Kaweah, Peter King, Leila Printer, Charms 0. g ADVANCE HANDICAP.—Our Ctrl serV p.ithy, Rhanchal, Silver Nut J Hil Dandy Chimes, Trooper Dillon 8, i B|;iur.g, .loyi'ul 4. Dillon Direct, Grata, Pa Mm Rnlfe n, The Gunner, The Whip • ELEVATION HANDICAP—Rata Petej Whicperlng Willie 2sec, Whist T, NeHoa aci. Olive L. II), Imperial Crown 11, ItU Billy Parole, Electrocute 15, Speculator, rle Blngen, Bon Patch, Bluewood It, TELEGRAPH HANDICAP. - Cello ''Bl WUkes scr., General Link. Emperor,' Am Wood lsec, Sashwood, Strategy, Vlce-Adjj Chid, Maorlland, Paul Dnfadlt. Bt4rtK44JH treat, Birdwood, Rorke's Drift, AmJeßa n.lrn! Hal. Nancy Stair, Moneymaker. "JB Nut 3. Frank Tracey, Letltla, Joyful *,■!' PINAL HANDICAP.—Huon Patch lOT.J son, Strategy lsec , Retreat, Bitdwort, H Drift, Nancy Stair, All Bell, Tamarisk*, patliy, Brown's Nugcct, Shonghal 2, j| Dllion, Ramltlari, Hcymetta, Idrls, Off Ar.'.alne, Jovful, Locanda Dillon S, In I'.i.t, Our Chum. Pleasant Mount 4, ' Derby, Red Prince, Dillon Direct, ', Chimes a. Treasure's handicap wlthhatd,:
TURF TOPICS. ,'? (By "Moturoa.") -^ Itccinii and racing folk generally iMld be having a had "spin"—lf the rum of tli6 Transport Workers' Union and tjuK of the Telegraph Department rtaoft-flfel thing. But do they? I should Hotter■ wiii in full swing at AucWan*, OtttV Piuiedin yesterday, and fields carded lit' of the tliroc places wore first claw. 1 "banning" of telegrams relating to bftUH proving an absolute farce, and as au,*n It may be stated that the writer .JM complete list of dividends paid at'rata fcdln meeting on Tuesday at seven'« on the evening of the races! So BHiO rules and regulations 1 5
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