LATE RACING.

Auckland Star, Volume 55, Issue 158, 5 July 1924, Page 5

LATE RACING.

TBENTHAM TRACK WORK. ~"5Jr 7^ (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, this day. Heavy rain fell at Trentham last night. but the weather cleared this morning. The I Inside grasß gallop was open, and a good 1 many horses jumped. Kuhio, Otara and Dominant did six furlongs in 1.22_, Mili- | taire and Vindictive six furlongs in. 1.24; 1 Captain Sarto and Proclaim a mile in 1.53; Kilmar, four furlongs 1n 535; Comical a mile in 1-481: Pantrymald and Degage four furlongs in 535; Mandrake seven furlongs in 1.36; Tlnohari and Backsheesh four furlongs in 53_s; Lady Ridicule and Knighthood sis fnrlongs in 1.225. Musketoon. Koodoo, Wassail, prince Rufus. Earthshine, Admiral Codrington and others were out. Bustler and Dick jumped five : of the steeplechase fences in the course , proper safely. Boomerday, Royal Fame. I Maunca and En Route started for a school over the hurdles. Royal Fame slipped into I the first, but Roach escaped unhurt, and • later on jumped. En Route did the best, and went a second round by himself. Gnanaco went once round on the inside * of the course proper. Kyoto covered four I fences on the course proper and one on the inside. Kohu, Sturdee and Mahuru went over all five fences well. Oakleigh. alone. gave a good eThth'Hon, as did Carawoct and Sir Bosebery, who went together.