TROTTING.

Waikato Times, Volume 107, Issue 17971, 17 March 1930, Page 2

TROTTING.

HAWKE’S BAY CLUB. ANNUAL FIXTURE. HIGHLAND DERBY SCORES. {By Telegraph.—Press Association.) HASTINGS, Saturday. The annual meeting cii' the Hawke .s Bay Trotting Club was opened to-day in line weather before a large attendance. The track was in splendid condition. Following are the concluding results HASTINGS HANDICAP. Of £l2o': limit, 3.5; 14 miles. 1 HIGHLAND DERBY, limit .. 1 4 FLETON, 48yds 2 3 VICTOR KYLE, limit 3 Also started. —Capilane, Muriel Thorpe, Roland, limit. Won by three lengths, a length and a hall' between second and third. Time, 2.58. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP. Of £140; limit, 5.5; two miles. 1 ROSIE NELSON, 24yds 1 4 PILOT, limit * '• BRIAN BINGEN, 72yds f Also started —.Nelson Parrish, 120 yards. . .. Won by three lengths, lour lengths between second and third. Time, 4.5 1. MARCH HANDICAP.'' 01 £120; limit, 3.30; 1J miles. 2 LITTLE GUY, limit i 0 ZEALOUS, limit ~ 4 KEVINBRAE, 24yds Also started.—St. Ge.orge, iirnll, » Wakelield. GOyds; Ngaliuia, 72yds. Won by two lengths, three lengths between second and third. Time, 8.20 3-5. KARAMU HANDICAP. 01 £130; limit, 2.58; 14 miles. 2 PETEK LLOYD, limit i FLxTON, limit ■ % J PAVLOVA, 3Gyds u Also started: Gumdigger, Item, 30yds; Richore, GOyds. Won by a length and a nail, a neck •between second and third, 'lime, 2 .50. The Totaiisator. The leu shilling machine put through <;s , , 7 lor the eight races, as against , ,i:{o |Os lor seven races on the first ,;.ty ul' the last .luue meeting, an increase or £ll4O lUs. NEW BRIGHTON CLUB. THE AUTUMN FIXTURE. AUTUMN HANDICAP TO OVAL (By Telegraph—Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, Saturday. The autumn meeting of the New Brighton Trolling Club was held today in line weather ..before a large attendance. The track was in good order. Concluding results are ; Won by a length. Time, 3.30 1-5. DASH HANDICAP. . Of £155; limit, 2.19; l mile. 1 KID LOGAN", 24yds 1 10 GREAT TRIUMPH, 3Gyds .. 2 3 SHADY'SPOT, 24yds 3 Also started. —Ecstasy, Audrey Dillon, Young Bingen (coupled with winner). Croat Abdallah, Petronius, limit; Thorpic, Mac Dillon, 12yds; Blaok Wattle, Proud Dillon, 24yds; Pearl Logan, Sylvie Logan, 36yds; Warepa, 48yds. Won by a neck. Time, 2.10. AUTUMN HANDICAP. _ Of £100; limit, 4.50; two miles. 3 OVAL, 36yds i 6 YOUNG CARBINE, 72yds 2 10 AVALANCHE, limit 3 Also started. —Micky Audubon, Accumulator, limit; Repute, Gemlight, New Metford, 12yds; Mount Royal, GOvds; Nelson's Boy, 84yds; Dolores, 90yds; Etta Cole, 120yds. Won by a neck. Time, 4.49. WAIN ONI HANDICAP. Of £160: limit. 2-55; 14 miles. 4 FAIR WAVE, 24yds 1 5 KELP. 12yds f 6 ROYAL COMRADE, 48yds .... 6 Also started. —'Warrcnore, Schoolmate, Venarc, Great Abdullah, Petronius limit; Mac de Oro, Arild, Kautoma, Jacky Logan, 12yds; Baron Bingen, Mac Dillon, Golehill, 24yds Boicole, 72yds. . s Won by a length. Time, 2.-i8 3-o. .ELECTRIC HANDICAP (Saddle). Of £150; 2.19 class; 1 mile. 4 EL DIRECT 1 1 YOUNG BINGEN • 2 3 THORPE 3 Also started: 7 Winter Audubon, 9 Harley Dillon, 10 Audrey Dillion, limit; 1 Gibraltar, 12yds bhu (bracketed with Young Bingen); 8 Wild Spur, 12yds; j l Logan King, 12yds; 6 Return Voyage, 24yds; 13 Phil Smith, 24yds; 12 .Hurutane, 2 Mercury and Krina (bracketed), 14 Bob Logan, 5 Great Triumph, 36yds. Won by a length, with four lengths between second and third. Time, 2.15 1-5. The Totaiisator. The totaiisator investments were £24,791, compared with £22,627 last year. WAIKATO CLUB’S MEETING TO BE HELD ON APRIL 5. NOMINATIONS CLOSE TO-MORROW. The Autumn meeting of the Waikato Trotting Club, which will be held at the Club’s course at Claudelands, Hamilton, on Saturday, April 5, is assured of 'strong support from owners and the attendance of the public will be big. An added attraction on the coming occasion will be the attempt by the dual New Zealand Cup winner, Peter Bingen, to lower the world’s grass track record for one mile. . Nominations for all events at the -meeting will close to-morrow (Tuesday), at 5 p.m., with the secretary ■(Mr T. G. Reynolds), at Hamilton, or Messrs Blomfleld and Co., Auckland. THE GUV BINGEN CASE. CHRISTCHURCH, Saturday. The appeal of F. G. Traveller, owner of Guy Bingen, and Boy McEwen, driver, against the 12 months’ disqualification imposed by The Invercargill Trotting Club for alleged inconsistent running, was considered in committee by the board of the New "Zealand Trotting Association. Upon resuming in open meeting the board reported lhaf as additional evidence adduced at the inquiry might vo the effect of causing the associa■jjc.ii j.-j reverse the decision arrived at j,-.- ..dub the association had det .|j j•, se nd back to -the club such 'additional evidence for further consideration^