LATE RACING.

Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 252, 23 October 1924, Page 8

LATE RACING.

ELLERSLIE TRAINING NOTES,

WORK THIS MORNING.

The weather was. fine before »re»M*?« ror training operations at EUenate ™ morning, and there was not su ™ciw™ ram arter the breakfast interval to interrere with the tracks, which were in good°""<" er - No. 1 grass was available for fast woik.

No. 1 GRASS. Broadwood covered furlongs «n 36 3-ss, and General Prydc rour "»«>»- b Tressor ran three rurlongs In 40s, Lone sian and Radiate taking 438. „ InMfr *•&* or a round, but increased his P^ u „ r . r f ° u rn sevcn-rurlong post to the r ° ur co t Free, post, where he was picked up by bCOI rite, the last half-mile taking 535. d prettyman. Gala Day, . pol< » net t t: p *nd orchus finished in that order "the enu or Aye rurlonsrs-run in i.5 1-5, Exactly anu Archibald'& Poetically together at mc end or a similar distance, wbicn iney COV Bo r o e mer n day. s Loyal Trish. Barometer and Right and Left finished as named at the end of a round in 1.51 4-5. .. Automne beat Jolly Princess over nair-a-m *Arch AmlV s and Llbertas covered seven furlongs In 1.34 2-5, Lord Thurnbam joining in with them between the six ana mcbeat Penitentiary over hair-a-mile in 49 4-ss. h Charlady began In front or P« v ° J* ">*" nve-furiong post, but they-were together, at the conclusion of tbe gallop, which occupied 1.4. Lady Kerman and passionate together ran seven furlongs in 1.33 1-5. - Master Doon and Kamehameba covered six rurlongs in 1.18 i-s. AFTER BREAKFAST. Makora and Turn beat Killute over hair-a-mile in 50s, Wcka and Royal Form taking 50 3-5s and Uralla 51 4-SS. Princess Ronnie bad the better or San Quin over Ove rurlongs in 1.5. Lady Ridicule ran the last nve or six rurlongs in 1.3 4-5. Tlie Archiestown nily and Niblick went over half a mile in 525. Penona and Marble Boy covered the last nve or six rurlongs in 1.7, Lucky Lv being with them over the concluding hair-mile. Romantic. Gold Mint, and Bizarre were in that order at the end or a sprint. Tuscan covered nve rurlongs In 1.8 2-5, while Portamento and Ballymoy were practically together at the or half a mile In 50 2-SS. Freshman did a round in 1.56 4-5. I THE TWO-YEAR-OLD TRACK. I Lomint, Hyde Park, and Cherry Roe sprinted three rurlong-s, but were not timed, llolymond, Merry Damon, and Serang- ran three furlongs in 39 3-ss. THE JUMPERS. Pine Arch (E. Stanway). Miss Melva (J. Preston), and Pentagram (Rennle) finished in a bunch ahead of Narrow Neck (Rutherford) and Opalold (E. Prestonf) over four hurdles. All jumped well. Never Despair (Stanway), Tuki (Rennie), Lady Bruce (E. Preston), Capstar (Rutherrord), Mary Bruce (J. Preston), Peter Amans (Hastedt), and Gambler's Gold (Roach) finished in that order at tho end or a schooling task over the big fences. Tbey started at tho sod wall at tbe top or the straight, went over the water jump, and. after negotiating the hill, the sod wall, and tho double completed their task by jumping the stone wall at the bottom of the straight. It was one of the best training displays seen at Ellerslie ror softie time, i ukl was the early leader, but then' Peter Amans went to the front, and he and Never Despair opened up a break on the others, but Peter Amans (lid not negotiate the rences at the top or the hill too well, and lost his position. However, he fenced well arterwards. All the others jumped nicely, and they finished in the order given above. r>'o Surrender has made hts reappearance on the tracks at Ellerslie arter a lengthy absence, ana tills morning, ridden hy j Roach, and accompanied by Brown Heath (Stanway), he went over the big fences including the hill, and showed that he had lost none or the ability be displayed a Tew seasons ago. The pair were joined by Tantanoola (S. Walls) at the seven-rurlong post. but. after going over the hill and jumping the sod wall on the flat, Tantanoola ran ofT. and was pulled up. Hyglnas and Te Toa were worked on the

NEW ZEALAND CUP.

BOXXIE WIXKIE SCRATCHED. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.! CHRISTCHURCH, this day. Bonnie Winkie was scratched for the New Zealand Cup at 0 o'clock this morning.

GLOAMING IN MELBOURNE.

MAY NOT RUN TO-MORROW. (Received 10 a.m.) MELBOURNE, this day. Wet weather and consequent sort tracks may be responsible for Gloaming's absence rrom the W. S. Cox Plate, at Moonee Valley on Saturday. Mason, his trainer, declares lie will not start Gloaming ir the iroinir should be bad—(A. and Ti.Z. Cable ) *

V.R.C. MEETING.

NOTES FROM CAULFIELD. MELBOURNE, Wednesday. The stipendiary stewards will hold an Inquiry to-morrow Into Purser's runningin tlie Coonjry Handicap, as compared with his performance in the Caulneld Cun Melbourne Cup scratchings are- Amain and Kinernaker. Amain

nioamlns- strode at Ascot this mornme looks 3 IT" 8 exercise tWs art ernoon, and inm^:' W - LeyS,,on is from camneTa. 0 " ran nine 2.13 at J. Harris will ririe SolldiTv in tho n.,k„ and Cup—(A. and N.Z. Cable 1 by ■ « . _

LOUGHREA FOR AUCKLAND.

(By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.! DUNEDIN, this day Loughroa was sent, by rail to-day. on the way to Auckland, rider A. E. Ellis nemo- in charge. Mr. Hazlett. owner or LonLw," will probably proceed to EUersHeJute?' Tbe two-year-old Circulation Is arromntnv ing Loughrea. Mr. Hazlett intends to S& lip this week- in the Welcome Stakes P rS. the throe horses eniragcd. Overdrawn Overhaul, and Circulation u "**"rarawn,