ELLERSLIE TRAINING NOTES.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 258, 28 October 1916, Page 10

ELLERSLIE TRAINING NOTES.

SOME USEFUL WORK. i COURSE PROPER OPEN*. The weather was Sne for training operations at Ellerslie this morning, and with the course proper outeide the trestles available a lot of useful and interesting work was got through. The gates were thrown open about a quarter to five, and soon after J. jivenvp put in an appearance with Prince Merriwee, v?hieh galloped 6even furlongs in 1.36 3-5. He went very fast over the first couple of furlongs, which he ran in 24 3-ss, but after covering half a mile began to tire, and slowed down considerably over the last three furlonge.

Whitford Belle and Lady Bruce spurted four furlongs from a stand in 545. finishing together."

Cultriform was not doing her best to run seven furlonge in 1.39.

Bellacity was better than Argent over six furlongs, which she ran in 1.23 2-5. the latter taking 2.5 of a second longer.

British Arch was a couple of lengths in front of Last Gall at the end of five fnrlongß from the new poet, in 1.7.

GoH Necklet finished a length in front of Soultane over six furlongs, in 1.23 2-5, a distance over which Lady Wineome beat Jack Delaval in 1.23. '

Arran, with a light weight up, left four furlongs behind in 51 4-ss.

iDancastor covered a round at a strong three-quarter pace.

Colonel Soult, -with a light weight in the saddle, travereed a round at half pace, and then moved freely over another round, which he ran in 2.7 3-5. Guest beat Shower Gold over five farlongs from the new post, bnt were not timed.

Rockfield spurted four furlonge, but was not against the watch.

Floss atone galloped six furlongs, the last five taking 1.10. Jocular was too good for Harlestone over six furlongs, run in 1.24 4-5. Alf Delavel and Cardrona were companions in a sprint over five furlongs, run from the new poet, in 1.6 2-5, the latter finishing in front. Tattertey easily held Sylvan Knight over five furlongs, the last fonr taking 555. Tararu Jack did strong work, at the finish of which he was blowing very hard. "

Bowler and Fisher jumped off together at the new mile poet, the former setting a solid pace for five furlongs, when he was pulled off. Fisher continued on alone, running the eight furlongs in 1.50 2-5.

Tact (alone) sprinted five furlongs from the new post in 1.7 4-5.

Lady Penury and Sir Ralph were associated over a roand. which they got to the end of in 2.7. the former going the easier of the pair at the finish.

Persis and the Flavus filly finished on terms at the end of a three fnrlong spurt in 40 3-ss.

There was nothing to choose between Marconi and Prince Sonlt at the end of seven furlongs, the last six of which were left behind in 1.25 4-5.

K.I Gallo finished better than Te Papapa over a mile, run from the newpost in 1.49 2-5.

Lirperino, Hemisphere. Waiuta, and King of the Valley were in that order at the end of seven furlongs, run in 1.36, Waiuta's time being 1J57.

Royal Irish was too good for Pendoon over six furtenge, traversed in 1.35.

Eralf wae five lengths in front of Kaiwhakaihaere, with Worcester and Alcahata following in that order at the end of seven furlongs, which took 1-15 3-5.

Manukau alone galloped six farlonge in 1.22 3-5.

All Talk and Kidderminster were in close company at the end of a fonr furlong spurt in 52. l-ss, a distance wfcieh took Homeric 55e.

Blue and Black wae first to claim attention after breakfact. ronnning five furlongs from the new poet from a stand in 1.9 1-5, without doing his beet.

Patatonga ddd the came journey in the same time.

Sir MuitiQd boat Gold Lac over cix furlongs in 1.22 4-5, the latter taking 1.24 3-5.

Spalspire finished stronger than Lady Whitford over five furlongs from thu new post in 1.18 4-5.

Chilblain woe in front of Bosom at the cn<l of sbc furlongs ran in 1.23.

Rarbwire did strong work, running home the last four furlongs in 57*.

Silver Lupin defeated White Star over six furlongs in 1.23 3-5, the lastnamed taking 1.23 4-5.

General Jotfre and Independence were almost on terms with Idra a couple of lengtlis away at the end of seren fnrlongs. run in 1.34. General Joffre continued on to the old mile post, leaving the eight furlongs behind in 1.48 1-5. Rock Diamond had a shide the better of Princess Bee at the end of foar furlongs in α-le.

Queen Sonlt and Blueform were together in front of Pierrot and Archway at the end of _ five furionge from the new poet in 1.7.

Hiph Jinks pleased better than Wahinepai over five furlongs from the new post in 1.8.

Ratblin and Miss Leslie were together, with Cambridge some lengths away, at the end of four furlongs in 535., the latter taking 555. Marble SUr beat Lady Glen over seven furlongs, the last five of which took 1.8 4-5.

Olnepot alone did strong work. Ulster finished stronger than Brookfield over a mile rnn from the new poet in 1.52.

Pre-Emment was going easier than Monatour at the end of four furlengs in 535., a distance over which Pearl dc Mont beat Empire in 545.

Bedford and Penniless finished the fast work, sprinting five furlongs in 1.8 1-5, with the former in front when the post was readied.

F. MeManemin had Woody Glen, Dβmotie, Malaya, and'Bingham at the barrier, the quartet jumping out well. THE JUMPERS. Before breakfast The Cbaonel g%pe a good deplay of fencing over the big country. » Te Onga, Tenacious, Guiding Way and Caber Feagh were schooled over half a dozen hurdles, Wairnai following them, the quintet getting round without misbap. Kinkora jumped a couple of pony hurdles, and then, joined by Sir Rosa and Tamahere, jumped the bigger ones, afterwards taking on the two pony hurdles again. Kinkora jumped very big. Detemar alone jumped half a dozen hurdles without mistake.

Capt> Hock was schooled over tbe big fences. He was nearly down at the sod wall, but otherwise jumped -well. Jackaranda did a similar task in good style. NEW ABETVALS.

Bjoraeborg, Hyttns and Bagdad reached EUerdie by yesterday afternoon's express. By the Kawara tkus morning, Alteration, Koyal Bed, (Senroy, Bieogne, and Warhead were brought north, to fulfil eugagenwiffite *t iEPeeli*,

AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. SPRING MEETING ACCEPTANCES. The following is a list of the final pay- ; ments and acceptances received in- connection with the Auckland Racing Club's I Spring Meeting:— FINAL PAYMENTS. CITY HANDICAP, one mile and a-qnarter. L stlb stlb Colonel Sonlt.. 9 0 El Gallo ..... 7 8 King Lnpin... 812 Te Papapa ._ 7 0 Blsogne 8 0 Sir Ralph.. ._ 6 7 Lady Penury.. 7 9 Coral King „_ 6 7 Prince Merriwee 7 8 GREAT NORTHERN GUINEAS. One mile. • Alteration —. 810 Whitehall 8 7 Hyllus 8 10 Crttriform ... 8 5 Rebel 810 Independence.. 8 5 BJorneborg ... 87 Sweet Tipperary S 5 General Joffre. 8 7 Waiuta 8 5 Rockfield 8 7'^ WELCOME STAKES, five furlongs. Demotic 8 5 Gwent 8 2 Persian King. 8 5 Acneslrs 8 0 Rethlin 8 5 Heav'nly Dream 8 0 Scottish Knight 8 5 Metallmn 8 0 B*?*""! 8 2 Monatour 8 0 Bingham 8 2 Princess Bee.. 8 0 Woody Glen (late Penthesilea 8 0 Galloway) ..8 2 Uock Diamond 8 0 Empire „ 8 v ACCEPTANCES. ONEHTOWJA STEEPLECHASE. About three miles.

' 2J™?S U 11 6 MoHyiawk ... 10 2 I JTagedy King 11 3 SUver Monarch !l S 10 t3 Capt. Lock . 9 8 ijiuppot ... 10 11 Tte Channel . O 7 Golden Glow 10 5 Dewy Morn . 0 7 Bonuy Jean . 10 :i Warhead 0 7 HTJOTERS' STEEPLECHASE, About three miles. MoUyaawk ... 11 13 Tennessee ... 10 S Ambrawior ..Hβ Jacarandu .10 I Thiixoto 11 1 Warhead .... 10 7 Confnston .... 1012 Driirj- Lad ... 30 7 J» a <* B»»>3 .. 10 11 Carlist 10 7 Ketwbakahaere 10 10 . Scottish Lass 10 7 •HOBSOX BANWCAI , . Six fnrTongs. Patetonga ... 9 2 Antomn Hose 7 6 8 13 Archway ... 7 4 FlonnuaJa SlO Sir JiuitLad . 7 « Royal <_hef . s 5 TewhetmnaKinia 7 4 2" |V ,JV: 8 5 l*<ly Winsome 7 4 High Jinks ... 84 Waineoepai ..74 .TocQJar s 3 Debutante ... 7 4 Paclnc Slope Spalsplre 7 4 One. 71b pen.) 8 3 Sandy Lupin . 7 4 Rekanni 8 2 All Talk .... 7 4 Brltteh Arch . 8 1 -Chilblain. 7 4 Gold Necklet. 8 0 Bellacity 7 4 Bhie and Black 8 0 Argent 7 4 Brown Lock . 713 Roaori 7 4 Bowler 710 Silver Lupin. 7 4 i Cardrona 7 10 Erroneous ... 7 4 ■Alt. Delaval . 7JO Kloss . ~ . 7 4 Genevieve ... 710 Whitford 1 4 Blnefonn 7 9 Pad d i Dgton Harks tone .. 7 0 Green 7 4 Luporino 7 8 Ks-otta 7 4 Homeric . 7 7 MAIDEN HURDLE RACE. One mile and a-half. Barbwire. ... m 7 Afcuhnta !) f> Dancastor ... 10 r> Sir Kos a 0 O i Brookficld ... 10 4 Tamanaere 00 .Guiding Way. 10 1 Caber Veagb". !) 0 The Celt 9 G GlueUnns !) 0 £*"«• 0 o Delomar 9 o Worcester ... !) -I Cluti-ruvo . j> o Confusion ... n ;i pitau 9 o Mld«h 9 o Tennessee ... 0 0 Kiiuvkora 9 0 Tokatoka 9 0 SHOETS HANDICAP. Five furlongs. Astor •- 0 0 Goldfire S 2 Tatterley .... 8 12 Munster 713 Kitty Bollnim 810 Gl«d Tidings 713 Carlysian One. King Lnpin . 7 13 71b pen.) s 6 Tinorcka 7 13 Tact S 4 Hobnngatabi . 7 13 Arraa ... s 2 PLYING HANDICAP. Seven furlongs. nopoeJd 91; Tact 7 10 Jack Delaval . BJ2 Prince Soolt . 7 5 Htnujrne ...„. 810 Soultane .. . 7 r> Glenroy 8 8 Kaari King ..7 0 Thiopal 8 8 Cotecelue 7 0 Torotoro 8 6 Lady Glen ... c 7 Roy*l Irish ..Sβ ««ld Lnc .... « 7 Doimham.. .. 7 13 Jdra 6 7

TURF TALK FROM THE SOUTH. CANTEKBUKT. (By Telegraph.—Owu Correspondent.) CHBISTCTTDttCH. this d*y. There aae been stngiUarty little of interest in rh* track urork at iKlocarton so tar. TSw tmvt of vfcltlnß .hnrsra beinc so slow to arrive Is a ccnrtrttMrtinjc fartor, while the absence of so many local horses at Trenthain this -week has tended further to mtalmlae ttie interest. There will be a llwailng up n«w. as a fair number of visltore are on the spot. The weather conditions were favourable on Thursday, when moat of Che work nnus done on the grass. Pajtilue was ono of the en-riy worlrcre getting owr fITC in 1.4 3-5. D»«k»tnfnl pat to the trad of a nrtle and n quarter in 2.12. She showed plenty of <hu»h ovfr the flrst hAlf-mlle, wMcti sbe left bebfaid in 31 I.ob. bat the lest helf occupied one.

Snob aod W«rdancer finlabe.l together *t the end of eleven furJorps. the last mile axml «i <ruant<T oocniJTme 2.13 i-o. Art and ikiafcLiu on the plough, ran a mile and a quarter In iJO 2-G. Good Hope wae given strong work over a mUe a.nd n. ifaarter, while IvtnK-hAo ren h»Jr a. mile on the plout* in ."Wβ. Sen St-fwwrtbin -was oat, hot was not worked, being tn -rfujvir. Cla-venhouse Ontebed in front of Golden Ptppla, and Qmmecock, in a three furlonc <V*~Wit on tire coiiive proper. KJlrce, in the pmmrce of her owner, Mr. C. W. iKeH, ran half a mile down the srrafg'ht, but Ttee only golog at over the Orat two forlonge. \v« cofaiaT comfortably alem*eMe Snort »t the end of a mile, which oorupied 1.48.

Itidlgo and Settler. whhA «rriwd from tne Aorth ate pmue dey, were oot, bnt were not worked.

Flying iStnr* and Battle tan Keren In 1*32 2-5.

Tbkl Sfirint«d five furlongs, moving freclv throughout.

Madame Butterfly did two cinouits of the plonch. moving along down the .■nxaig'bt each time.

RHArle spriatert half a mile on the plouoh in r>l l-ss, while Kilowatt and Tyne were worked together down the stra+rht on the course proper.

tfuH Speed reeted off half a mii o i n

Bore and KHmeny together well ™ r o f C!etnenc7, after running a mUe In

Ttafcj morning «i!y tasks were the rulo George i>rtce tewl hJs lot o«t. Pa-nmupp looks well, bnt tlhere is a snspWon that he m»y not stead nooch more racing l n T f «To« C r Sl fo*r s Sr^np O,md - bUt ta «* mQ< * I* H. Hewtrt is back, after an absence 01 ten . J ' alrs ' ™«i has been a wmSr Jttondttnt at the tracks doriiMr tbe tast '1 '° jronsldciable revest. S,« 17 1 several rifles f or meOttnß ' '"^ne'Tbe &™ Vaeabowl. and \>nuHltan. T«ihllc «

■Biccarton hocses did ' pretty ireli «t Trectham rnfe week. Solendint -J!- - tyre were also w4anets; trtrfle Nones Glim Helen. JJtaieter, aod Week a« «»SS ptace-morney. T&ey are all heck horn? looking none the woree for thelrtEip The popular opinion emong local soorteSooth tatenU youecnters at present c* J*™-**** 1 scra-todied f or tne Stewards' Handicap, on account of tameT ness. »*»re