LATE RACING.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 77, 1 April 1913, Page 7

LATE RACING.

THE—'HAM TRALNTNG NOTES. THE FINAL GALLOPS. CHEDDAR GALLOPS WELL. f (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) <- . WELLINGTON, this day. 2 The weather was fine at Trentham this ■morning for the final gallops. Most of Sir /George Clifford's and the Messrs Stead's horses were given strong, steady pacing. Bon Rove easily covered five furlongs in 1.5, but was not against the watch. Mira ran tho last eight ot nine furlongs in , 1.40 4-5. Bootle and Day Fly sprinted five furlongs in 1.3, Obllgaiit alone going on a furlong further in 1.10 i-r>. Imagination finished better than Sir 'Solo over a mile,*which was left behind'in 1.45. Haskayne ran the last seven of eight furlongs in 1.34 2-5, but finished badly, and the gallop was unattractive. Bronze and Bertrada spurted half a mile in 50 2-ss. Cheddar ran one of tho best gaHops of the morning, getting to tbe end of six furlongs m 1.16. The son of Mcrriwee is very well. His stable, companion, Ventura, spurted four furlongs In 40s. Mowbray and Osier sprinted five furlongs in 1.2 2-5, Rinaldo taking 1.7 2-5 to cover tiie same journey. Lockwood covered four furlongs in 4J 3-js. Salzburg easily covered six furlongs iii 1.21, a distance which Awahou and Gerbera left behind In 1.17 2-D, Suratnra ooing a furlong less In 1.3 2-5. Sea Queen easily beat Undecided over seven furlongs, tbe last six taking 110 1-5 latronale spurted three furlongs in frLif os '. C -? wn Pearl £° ln S on a furlong further In 51 2-ss. TORBELLE LAME. Torbelle was lame after exercising. POTOA FAVOTJ&T—. +«^ er ? te a !ar s c number 1 ' of visitors in a£2 for , tue Wellington Racing Club's Th«A U Meeting, tyhiclr opens to-morrow. i_, Aueklaiid colt Potoa is a strong to— c for the Principal event, the iJiompson Handicap, which, however, bears S„™i « °R cn "PPearance, as an exceptionally fri—io J* cn saged. Bliss has a lot of inenos, and is reported to be verj tr e n.