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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 261, 4 November 1929, Page 14

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STEALTH'S PLEASING EFFORT ( t I WAVING CORN GOES WELL. ] (By Telegraph.—Special to " Star.") j DUNEDIN, Saturday. 1 The most interesting gallop at Winga- j! tui this morning was that between - Stealth and Money Mine over nine furlongs on the plough. Stealth had at least a stone the better of the weights, and Avas going better at the finish than . Money Mine, the full journey taking 1.56 1-5, the last seven furlongs being run in 1.30. It was a pleasing gallop on the part of the three-year-old, who . has steadily improved in condition ever . since he ran second to Meprisaut in the . Dunedin Guineas. He will be started ~ in the Spring Plate on the first day at ; Riccarton, in which he will be ridden by „, L. J. Woolford if available, . and this apprentice will- also have the mount on .. Money Mine in the New Zealand Cup. , Waving Corn was much too good for . Red Royal in a sprint over five furlongs. ~ The former is galloping very well just now, and with any luck at the start j, must be given a chance in the Stewards' Handicap. ' Royal Saxon and Blua Metal were only given steady work, and sprinted home over a couple of furlongs. There is no certainty that Royal Saxon will ', be a starter in the Stewards' Handicap, but if ho is B. H. Brodie will be on , hand to ride him, and will not have . to put up more than lib overweight. * Trainer Ware has turned Royal Flower, Ell Baa and Antrim Boy out for a few days.' spell. Royal Flower and Ell Boa will %» two of his team for Winton, but Antrim Boy will not be ( raced again until the holiday meetings f at the end of the year. i