ELEVEN LEFT YESTERDAY

Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 133, 7 June 1929, Page 11

ELEVEN LEFT YESTERDAY

GAY BALLERINA AMONG THEM

LORIfrAN'S STRONG TEAM.

(By Telegraph.—Special to "Star.")

WELLINGTON, this day.

-Trie exodus to. Sydney for the. erly spring racing commenced to-day, wheri the Mauhganui took the'. teams , of, H. Lorigan. and ' E.' Yuille." Lorigan 'departed with. Oratrix, Concentrate', 'Cima-, brie, Royal Duke, Oral,.and. the .rising twriyeaf-bld. cb'lt' by , Chief. .Ruler — Martianette.' Yuille took Jpy •Bii,,d,(KilbTonsyth;. Catrina and Sheerer.; -The three'first-named belong to his ■ patron, Mr. W. Higgins, who had a profitable earlier in the season .with. Jqy Bird, wh.bse form sirice-her return has-not been Sip to the mark. Catrina is. a maiden foiir-year-old 'by Catmint, who ran fourth at the''Otaki 'meeting. 'With heavy-track*' likely to be encountered in Sidney in' the-near' future. he' riiay soon- get-'on the. winning, list. Sneeipr ij a'" four-year-old gelding by Cynic—The #ook. His flat racing form was negligible but on the opening day at Otaki on Saturday he beat all but the winner, Lady Gay. 'in the. hack hurdles. A rise pf- ; 6lb'found, him-well beaten on Monday, arid a itogether the form was very 'moderate, but Sheerer might improve in Sydney..' •'■ • . -. , -.•,•', -.v -- 'The two-year-old, Gay Ballerina, who has been in .charge of G. Jones .at Awapririi since she was purchased by Mr.H. aKirkpatrick.ofSydriey, was shipped trijier ricw home by thejMaunganui toMj--.-.' :■;> ' '.'- .'';;•;.'•': -''.'. •••:v-- : v ; -.//'