LATE RACING.

Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 251, 22 October 1926, Page 11

LATE RACING.

TRENTHAM TRAINING NOTES.

(By Telegraph—Press Association.)

WELLINGTON, this day; -< ™ Tl? e tracks at Trentham had dri«d up considerably this morning, and provided very fair going. In the early hours there was a threat of rain, but later the sky cleared, and the prospects for to-morrow are a good deal brighter. Nearly all the fast work was done on the tan, but one or on°the //ass. (Wh<sre mentloned > eaHoped

Assert, Jubilance and Bourse did nsefnl In O /fl H hl ti, BP s from tte kalf nUtoTSS--at^ya^r^ufctr^T^flSr two furlongs taking Centrepiece 255, Centrepiece carried B. H. Morris and lmpreSed by display, while Nippy also went very

Imitation and Welklne dashed over thiec furlongs in 3615, a good effort. ■ S A? ran u n,gllt B P rint «l half a mile in f^ f the i^ 4 th ,FS e furl <H»ee taking 3618. I . nd '* n /age did good pace work and sprinted down the straight Puthair and Clarinda, on the grass, ualloped seven furlongs in 1.371, finishing together. c

High Finance, and Titree finished wiell in front of Lady Orby in a sprint down the straight on the coarse proper ' Nadarino sprinted home after doing good work. - ,

Oardant and Mandy galloped four furlongs in 50s. ■ .

Alyson, under a pull, galloped six furlongs in 1.20. . .

Merry Day and Kalakaua Jumped away at the seven furlong post on the graaa, but Kalakaua dropped behind Merry Day and finished a long way in front in 137. Talllsker and Oscillation cantered down from the four furlong barrier on the course proper. TalUsker waa anxious to increase the pace.

Le Choucas and Tea Bell pleased In galloping five furlongs in 1.3, the last half mile taking 50s. Seatown and Avola were together at the end of half a mile in 49 4-ss. •

Mireusonta, from a standing start on the grass, sprinted four furlongs in 525, the last three taking 37e. Mister Gamp was in front of Santonio over five furlongs in 1.6|. • ; Hokioi jumped three hurdles in the centre of the course twice.

Buoyant, Te Maire and Fool's Paradise did useful work. . : • •

Roues and Essential, on the. erase, sprinted five furlongs in I.BJ. The two-year-old Marsurd. by Absurd from Marsuma, took 56s to ru nhalf a mile. Beacon Light, Rascal, Father O'Flynn and Polydectes have arrived, and were" on the track. Beacon Light appears to be all right and will be a starter tomorrow in the Wellington Handicap. The remainder of S. Waddell's team, Klgoletto, Glad Llaht and Shirley, arrive to-day, ■ .—•—