RICCARTON TRAINING NOTES.
|ij (By Telegraph.—Press Association.)
7 CHRISTCHURCH, this day. Lord " Rosslyn and Fulmer finished together at the end of six furlongs on the plough in- lmin 20see. Cannonshot galloped half a mile on the grass in Slsec. Leda beat Primula over a mile and quarter on the grass, the last mile taking lmin 49sec, St. Conon galloped half a mile in 53s8c. Skirmisher and Bisley, ridden right out, ran five furlongs in lmin 4Jsec, finishing right-out in front of Cactus. Waiuku covering two. circuits at three-quarter pace, appearing, very fresh. St. Paul, Haria, Day Star, and iStjxithbraan and The Brook were not worked, but Venus
ran a mile with JV;fflying start in lniin ■4Sse<y on the grass. Epaulet yesterday ■momag, in company with Multiform, ran a mile m lmin 48sec on the grass, both going well. ' St. Paul covered a circuit of the plough in 2m. 36sec. Sir Launcelot and Mountebank finished a mile together in lmin 53sec. Leda covered the last mile of a mile and quarter in lmin 50sec. Primula did a strong gallop with Dotterel ,-aad Haria, and Daystar ran over a circuit at the usual working pace. ! Waiuku, with sweaters on, 'went twice round. . Last gallops were done this morning, mostly over short distances, by Range Tinder, Bloomer, Dundas and Nihilist, Manawanui and Cresent, Remorse 11. and ..Vanilla, Starshot and Lady George, Sedgbrook, Boreas, Vedette, Miniature, Jewel, fad Euroclydon.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 259, 8 November 1897, Page 5
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