LATE RACING.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 187, 7 August 1913, Page 2

LATE RACING.

\ ' " KIC CAZTTXrS TEATNING' KOTES. 1 (By relepraph.—Press Association.) CERISTCHXTRCH, this day. \ «liar > frost delayed traininß at Riccarton jSiis mor uds, but it did not affect the tracks SP Xorth East beat St. Aidan bj- ten lengths over seven furlonss in 1.31 --">. the latter carrying the most weight. Buff Gauntlet bea± Theodore over six fnrlones in 1.21. lUirosc and Oxenhope did five furlongs In 3.: U. the best gallop of. tlie morning. Beacon, t'oronetteil, Daylifrht Bill, anWatchrt sin covered a mile in 1.50 1-5, Beacon goin; best 131a<k Lupin did live fnrlongs in 1.5 2-5; Murton I is furlongs in 1.24 3-5. AwahiTi, Jliunnier, and fimimp wptp together at the end of seven furlongs, done in I.JJT. l-.-i. PUprlin's Way beat Expect over live fnrlongs in I.*j 2-ii. Doranlo covered a mile, doing tht> last five furl ngs-1n 1.9 2-5. Tree Lucerne beat Teviotdale over five furlongs in I.S 1-H. CP"WI Tearl and. Royal Arms did seven furlongs in 1.80. I aim iressi'-e aud The Native jumped better than Klrewurks over two rounds of fences. hurdles. Tbe former hit the first liunlle, but otherwite jumped well. Flingit jumped live hunlles cleanly. Piroaiau, Nayper Tandy, Hautere. and Tim Dojlan were schooled ovei , the fences. gave a satisfactory exhibition for two rounds. Berco n. Spaniard. Bnvw. Morning, Paritutu, and Nedra were amoug those Kauroa was sore.