LATE RACING.

Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 250, 21 October 1924, Page 7

LATE RACING.

ELLERSLIE TRAINING NOTES. The outside or the course proper. No. 3 grass track, and the sand were available ror rast work at Ellerslle this morning. The weather was line, and the going was good. No. 3 GRASS. Cohesian and Radiate ran four rurlongs in ,58s. fsroadwood ran five rurlongs in 1.9, and Scot Free four in 55 1-ss. Llbertas and Philetus went six rurlongs in 1.22' 3-5. Master Doon and Kamebamcha got to the end or a similar task in 1.21 1-5 Lord Thurnham beat Lucky Lv over rour rurlongs In s~s, General Pryde, alone, taking 525. Bevls got to the end of three rurlongs in 30 2-ss. Emerald Hill, who was joined by Queen Emerald over the last four rurlongs, ran six in 1.21 1-5, the last hair-mile taking 55 1-SS. Uralla covered three rurlongs in 42 1-SS. Llewellyn and Hokemai got' to the end or a round together in 1.48. Marble Glass was In front of Barometer at the conclusion of six rurlongs in 1.21 2-5. Peter Amans nnishcd ahead or Makora'ovcr a similar distance In 1 22 2-5. Princess Ronnie ran live rurlongs in 1.0. Daylight taking 1.10 Tor the last Aye or six. Killute and Raffcrty went over hair-a-mlle In 55 i-ss. Sunlike, which hails from Gisborne. and returns there to-day, ran four rurlongs in 425. Joy Ride, Polonett. and Prettyman also worked on this track. ' THE COURSE PROPER. Town Hank beat Namutcre over five furlongs in 1.l 2-5. Loyal Irish was better than Right and Loft over six rurlongs. They were moving past the barrier at the start, and cut out the distance In 1.2.1 2-5. Exactly and Archibald covered live furlongs in 1.9. ON THE SAND. Boomerday went a round Ip 2 3 2-5. being picked up by Gala Day over the last seven, which occupied 1.38 4-5. Gala Day was in rront at the finish. Passionate, which was joined by Torch over the last rour furlongs, covered a round in 2.3 3-5. Pavo beat Charlady over rour rurlongs, which took 52 3-SS. Ballymoy and Porlamento ran three rurlongs in so 2-ss. THE JUMPERS. Eonmark (Stanway), Esplanade (Rutherford), and naflerty (Tinker) set out over four hurdles Eonmark came down at the llrst, and caused Esplanade to. unseat bis rider. This lert RalTerty to llnisli alone. The other two were remounted, and schooled weU. „, ,- Vice Versa < Stanway), Larrikin (J. Preston), and Peer Rosa (Rutherford) were in that order arter going over rour hurdles. ~ ~_.__ Narrow Neck (Rutherford) negotiated rour hurdles satisfactorily. RECENT ARRIVALS. Automne, which won both two-year-old races at the Avondale meeting, has arrived at Ellerslle, and was worked on the two-year-old track this morning. Tukl Has also reached Ellerslle •

TRAINING AT WELLINGTON.

GALLOPS IMPOSSIBLE. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, this day. Track and weather conditions were so bad at Trontham this morning- that anvthlng In the nature of real work was impossible. The sand and one or the grass gallops were open, but not used to any great extent-, practically all the horses out betng walked about, only a row being given half-pace work, with an occasional two-furlong sprint. Happy Days, Oreum, Phoenix Park, Sup- . gestton, Subjection, and Motion have (arrived at Trentham.

I RAIN AT CAULFIELD.

MELBOURNE, this day There lias been heavy and continuous rain at Caulflcld. Black Adder did the bgst six furlongs of the morning on the grass, in 1.17 J. Whittier (D. Zealley up) covered a mile easily in 1.50. [-'ranees Trcssady (H. Gricrsoni ran nine rurlongs on llie grass in 2 35, while Lanthony did six furlongs in 1 IS. Stare ran six furlongs, going well, in 1.17*. Featherncst and Jolly Handsome, went seven rurlongs in 1.36, Ertdanus | rour rurlongs in sls, Accarack seven rurlongs in 1.36. and King or Mirth nine rurlongs in -.I.— (A. and N.Z. Cable.)

FLEMINGTON TRACK SOFT.

MELBOURNE, this day. Owing to heavy rain there was no notable track work at Flemlngton to-day. The going was sort. Bold and Bad and Backwood trotted. King or Oude heat Slrls over three furlongs in -its Dressmaker covered three rurlongs In 40s. All Sunshine and Graculus did useful work — (A. and ;N.Z. Cable.)

TROTTING HANDICAPS.

(By Telegraph.— tress Association.) CHRISTCHUHCH. this day In the. handicaps for the Rlccarton Handicap, to be run at the Metropolitan T.i:. meeting, at Chrlstchurch, Rare iiell Direct is 12yds behind, not 7-yds.