LATE RACING.
RICCARTON TRACK WORK. (.By Telegraph—Press Association.) ■GBItISTGHUROH, this day. The weather was- -One for training at Rlccarton this morning, but the work was very uninteresting, fast gallops feeing chiefly confined to short sprints. Brackenfield galloped "three furlongs in 38s; Kiljnoon and , Killowen seven furlongs in 1.32 2-5; Koval- Stag and Night Raider three furlongs in 41s; Mortham Braid four furlongs in 50 Humbug, three furlongs in 88s. Vagabond was going slightly faster than- Starllke and Royal Star at the end of three furlongs, covered in 37 3-ss. 'Bon Spec performed the same task in 3Ss. Nobleman galloped a mile in 1.50. Eleuß 'beat 'Fleetham over five furlongs done In 1.5. Several -horses, including Gay Lad and Onslaught, . .were . .exercised on the lead. In the centre a number of horses were given steady to three-quarter pacing. The weather now appears to be settled.
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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 265, 7 November 1919, Page 7
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144LATE RACING. Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 265, 7 November 1919, Page 7
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