TRENTHAM RACES

Waikato Times, Volume 128, Issue 21369, 13 March 1941, Page 8

TRENTHAM RACES

FILBERT WINS HIGHWEIGHT EVER ENGLAND SCORES KINDERGARTEN WINS STAKES (By Telegraph.—Press Association) WELLINGTON, Thursday The Wellington Racing Club's autumn meeting .opened at Trentbam to-day in line weather alter light rain had been experienced in the morning. There was a fair attendance and tile going was in splendid order. A feature of the Trial Plate was the fact that the three placed horses, Ever England, Wild Fox and Piiyto, were all sired by the Waikato sire, l-'oxbridge, the winner, incidentally making his first appearance in company. Following are the results:— r;mu high-weight handicap Of £350; t mile and 3 fur. S—f —FILBERT, 9.3 (T. Tito) 1 1 I —FOXETTE. 9.5 (A. L. Ellis) ... 2 O—7—THE MONARCH, 9.2 • R. Mackte> 3 Also started: Gold Bridge. 10.9; Mataroa, 10.4; llokumai. 9.12; streamline, 9.11; '.rent Night. 9.8; tdinee. >.*.*; Boatsong, 9.5; Good Health. Moradabad. Domlalina, 9.0. Length; tbreequarters of a length. Time, 2.25 1-5. TRIAL PLATE or £800; ; fur. 3 —3—EVER ENGLAND, 8.5, car. 8.0 (P. Burgess) 1 1— WILD FOX. 8.5 (C. T. Wilson) 2 2 —Pin ro. 8.5 (It. 1.. Wiggins) .. 3 Also started: Anne Mie. Arctic Dawn, Haughty Rival. Israel I.egis, Martene. No Wonder, Sunny Knight. Support. St. Grace, Tristan. Wilutlre. Silverhope, 8.5. Length; three lengths. Time, 1.295. PLUNKET NURSERY HANDICAP Of £350: two year-olds; 5 fur. B—B—PREMATURE. 8.10 (R. 11. Mor--S—T»—GAY—GAY GENET. 7.8 Vr. G. Howell j 2 2—2—BIRD OF PREY, 8.1 (C. T. Wilson ) 3 Also started: Soutane, 9.0; Transmitter, 8.12; Corn Prince. 8.8; Erinscourt. 8.6; Sports Flash. Varuna, 8.2; The Whlpper, 7.13; Ring Chief, 8.6; Kevin. 7.9; Bascule. 7.3; Daljarrock. 7.3; Aqueduct, Eastern Snort, High Morale, Makarora, Miner’s Hope. Olein. 7.0. Hair length; two lengths. Time 60 £s. NORTH ISLAND CHALLENGE STAKES Of £700; weight-for-age; 7 furs. I—d—'KLVDEiR GARTEN, 9.6 (11. N. Wiggins) 1 2 4—SIR BEAU, 9.6 (B. H. Morris) 2 s—s—F ORiEFGN COIN, 7.3 (N. Vaughan) 3 Also started: Shikari, 8.6; Pay Roll,, 7.9; Burra Sahib, 7.8; Par Avion, 7.3; Aqueduct, 6.12; Palfrey, 6.12; Saka BQna, Four lengths; half a he-ad. Time, 1.285. REGATTA DAY OUTING AT NGARUAWAHIA SATURDAY’S SPLENDID ENTRIES This year the annual regatta at Ngaruawahia is to be held an Saturday, March 15, and once again preparations have been made to provide interest and entertainment for a huge thrang of holiday-makers. A first-class programme of sporting events has been arranged, and this has attracted splendid entries. In addition there will be the usual number of sideshows and other attractions that go to make a Ngaruawahia regatta enjoyable in every respect. National dancing and Maori events will, as usual, be specially attractive features. The handicaps and draw for the rowing events are as follows :- Light Maiden Fours 1, Ngaruawahia No. 2; 2, Mercer; 3, North Shore; 4, Hamilton; 5, Auckland; 6, Ngaruawahia No. 1; 7 Waitemata. Maiden Double Sculls 1, Auckland; 2, Mercer; 3, West End. Maiden Fours (open weights) 1, Ngaruawahia No. 2; 2, Ngaruawahia No. 1; 3, Auckland; 4, Waitei mata; 5, Ngaruawahia No. 3; 6, Hamilton; 7, West End. Handicap Single Sculls 1, West End; 2, Auckland; 3, Ngaruawahia; 4, North Shore; 5, Hamilton; 6, Waitemata; 7, Hamilton; 8, West End. Junior Fours (open weights) 1, Hamilton; 2, Waitemata; 3, Ngaruawahia; 4, Auckland. Maiden Pair Oar 1, Auckland; 2, West End; 3, Ngaruawahia; 4, Mercer. Non-class Fours 1, Ngaruawahia; 2, Auckland No. 1; 3, Auckland No. 2; 4, Mercer; 5, Waitemata; 6, West End. Youths’ Fours (open weights) 1, Hamilton: 2. West End; 3, Ngaruawahia; 4, Waitemata; 5, Auckland.