LATE RACING.

Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 84, 9 April 1925, Page 8

LATE RACING.

ELLERSLIE TRAINING NOTES.

THE FINAL GALLOPS

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Dal Eaton and Le Choucas wore together at the nnish or five furlongs in 1 5 4-5. Tamatete covered six ruriongs in 1.17 3-5, and Daylight six in 1.23 2-5. Surveyor and Passionate were about on terms over six furlongs in 1.19, and Gay Comet ran live furlongs in 1.5 3-5. G!en Canny and Gold Jacket covered seven furlongs in 1.33 1-5. Tresham and Ilka ran a mile from the new post in 1.43 1-5, the former being: about half a length in front at the finish. Tuscan covered Tour furlongs in 54 l-ss. and Elsie Aroha beat Allegiance over six in 1.21 4-5. Luxurious ran four furlongs in 50 4-SS, and Namutere beat Cawnpore over live i'urlongs in 1.7. Royal Present covered seven ruriongs in 1.35. AFTER BREAKFAST. Tall Timber beat Arch Amie over six furlongs in 1,17, and Irish Jig went a mile and a-haK in 2.52 2-5. Erne, from the new post, covered five furlongs in 1.3 3-s—a good gallop. Desert Glow and Air Queen ran from the new mile post to the half-mile post, the last three furlongs taking 36 -i-ss. Far North, which was picked up by Lucius at the seven furlong post, ran a round in 2.0 i'-h, Lucius being a couple or lengths away at the nnish. Far North was ridden by a light-weight, but this is the best gallop over a round that has been seen at Ellerslie ror a very long time. Danrie. Romantic, Piet, Daybell, Letter or Credit and Serang started off together at the new mile post, and they went various distances, some of them running up to five i'urlongs. Finelli covered half a mile in 50s. San Quin taking 50 2-ss. and Killute and Panache 52 l-ss. Quincoma went six furlongs in 1.20 i-5. Quincoria joining in over the last three, the pair being about on terms as they passed the post. ON THE TAN. Reremoana, Passin' Through and Lady Ridicule were among those to work on the tan. THE JUMPERS. Tinokaha (Mcßrearty) and Betty Bruce (Healey) jumped Tour hurdles, the rormer llnishing in rront. Knighthood (Chaplin) was also schooled over hurdles and Jumped well. Indemnity (Mcßae), Kgatea <Watson), Young Thurnham (McTavish) and Gambler's Gold set out ror a round over the big fences, but after negotiating the double the girth on Ngatea's saddle broke and Watson was dislodged. Young , Thurnham and Indemnity ilnished up their task practically together, well ahead of Gambler's Gold. Ngatea was later takon over the hill and the rences on the flat by Watson and jumped well. Highway (Nixon), No Surrender (S. Walls), Sir Rosebcrry (Garrelt). Charlatan (Kaan) and Buckeye (Thompson) started out over the sod wall. No Surrender and Highway Jumping the water, while the others went over the double. All went over the stone wall and brush fence, but berore the hill was reached Highway and No Surrender were pulled on to the course proper and completed their task on that track, Highway being well in Tront at the finish. Sir Roseberry, Charlatan and Buckeye went over the hill ana jumped the sod wall, double and stone wall on the flat, finishing in that order. KOTES. J Barry is to ride Reremoana In the Easter Handicap and Tukia, The Banker and Ilka in their engagements. L. G. Morris will be on Lady Cavendish and Tresham. It is stated that Mr. A. B. Williams' horses Mimetic and Tuahine will not be brought to Ellerslie Tor the meeting. RICCARTON TRAINING NOTES. (By. Telegraph.—Press Association.) CHRISTCIIURCH, this clay. The weather was line for training at Rlccarton. but. a strong: wind assisted fast times, especially ror the sprinters. Haze did a working gallop over a mile and a-quarter. and the remainder of Mason's lot were restricted to easy exercise, having galloped the previous day. Top Score and Vesperus ran six furlongs on The plough in 1.17 2-5, Barn Owl taking 1.15 2-5. Centrepiece beat Passing Hour over half a mile on the plough in 50 l-ss. Gay Juliet ran live ruriongs on the course proper in 1.1 2-5. Black Cat heat Adarino over half a mile down the straight on the course proper. Fool's Paradise was held back to Grand Knight over a straight six furlongs on the course proper. Star Mist, receiving weight, beat Sparklight over six ruriongs on the plough in 1.18. Mountain Lion and Royal Star were well matched over a mile on the plough in 1.45 3-5. Ayrburn beat Sartist over six furlongs on the plough in 1.16 3-5. Red Wink ran five furlongs on the plough in 1.4 1-5. Pilliewinkio covered a mile on the plough, the last seven 'furlongs taking 1.30 2-5. Moorland and Winkle's Best, which sprinted previously, were given easy work. Red Kriss and Sofello covered hair a mile on the plough in 51 1-ss. Kilris ran seven ruriongs on the plough In 1.31, Voute going the last live. Incursio, from a slow start, took 1.34 for seven furlongs on the course proper. Civility and Staosi were going better than Sunny Loch at the end of six furlongs on the plough in 1.15. Lava and Enare ran six furlongs on the plough in 1.17 2-5. Grim Joke was much too good for Gluement over lour hurdles, Gluement jumping badly. Tarleton did only walking exercise. Last night's arrivals from the South were John Bradbury, All Stylo, Incursio, and Raconteur.