LATE RACING.

Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 184, 6 August 1925, Page 3

LATE RACING.

ELLERSLIE TRAINING NOTES. Heavy rain Tell over night, and this . morning it was showery. ho. 2 grass 1 track was available for rast work at •' Ellerslie until shortly after the breakra=t J interval, when It was closed, and No. 3 . grass was then used. ! NO. 2 GRASS. * Archibald was slightly in front of : Exactly at the end of six furlongs in 1.21. Namutere covered half a mile, in 51 4-ss, 1 ana Appellant beat Vexatious in a three- : furlong sprint which occupied 39 4-os. ( lU V n e Madhl and Plet ran nve furlongs at Freshman beat Dave over a round In 1.51. and Sir Henry and the Te pspapa gelding covered hair a mile in 52 »-»»• . ■ Orchid beat Dorothy Abbey easily at the ■ end of six rurlongs In 1.22 1-5. : Passionate and Zircon did a round in ■ *'"tar* Attraction went six furlongs at a 5 strong pace, and Fair Abbey and King » Amans a round In 1.53. * NO. 3 GRASS. '" Narrow Neck ran six furlongs in 1.2 i i-5 and Broadwood was in front or Gala Day '■ over a round in 1.45. _ Sleepy Sol and Joy Ride were together . at the end of six rurlongs In 1.19 4-5. '. Cohesion sprinted hair a mile, and Lady - Ridicule did strong work over six rurI 10I kliiuto and Gold Sovereign were - togethor at the end or six rurlongs run ,' " Peach Brandy, Mosaic and Pelham were in that order, though close together at tho - end of rour rurlongs in 53 3-ss. i Marble Slab beat Bright Light over a ■ round in 1.46 2-53. Marble Glass covered six rurlongs in 1.22 2-5, the pair being * joined by Too Late over the last five. Bute Sound beat Peter Amans over a ' round In 1.46 i-5, Cullgai joining In over the last rour rurlongs. . Arch Amle went slowly _wer the first part or a round, but ran the last six In 5 ' Knighthood ran a round at a solid pace, " and Irish Jig was given serviceable work. Master Doon, Lady Rewa and Tuscan . covered hair a mile in 64 2-ss, being * about on even terms at the finish. > Tantanoola beat Auburn over a round, ■ but was not timed. > Queen Arch ran live rurlongs in 1.6, and 1 Persian King beat The Drifter over a * similar distance in 1.9 1-5. Lapidary and Marble Town were together ' at the end of three rurlongs, which tools ' 40 *" 5S - .. .. .„ Ballymoy, on tho sand, covered tliree rurlongs in 39 2-ss. THE JUMPERS. Miss Lucca" (McMuUen) was too good ror Castle Rock (Mills) over six hurdles, 1 the rormer finishing well In rront. They 5 did not give a raultless display, the rourjn , hurdle nearly causing both of them to come down. _ _ Kauri Park (Feilding) and Hafferty (E. Rao went over six nurdies. finishing- » together. Llewellyn (Chaplin), Kawlni (Thompson) and Ginger Karl (McMullen) went over the big rences, including the hill, and, . they finished as named. LleweUyn gave an impressive display, and Kawlni also went well. Stonewall (McMullen), Cvi Bono (Nixon), Bahadur (Mr. Brooks), Long Rein (E. Uae) and Pukehuia (E. Preston) set out on a similar schooling task. Stonewall and Cvi Bono appeared to get a break on the others at the start, and they led over the rences on the nat, after which. Bahadur was pulled on to the sand. Stonewall and Cvi Bono had a good break on Pukehuia over the hill, while Long Rein was a long way back. Cvi Bono and Stonewall were on terms at the first rente or the double, where Cvi Bono bit hard, i but recovered. Stonewall finished in front, with Cvi Bono weU ahead of Pukehuia, which easily beat Long Rein.