TROTTING.
ADDINGTON NOTES.
BAY NUT GOING NICELY.
LOGAN TASK SHAPING WELL FOR CUP. CAPTAIN WRACK TOR LONGER JOURNEYS. {By Telegraph.—Special to "Star."} CHRISTCHURCH, this day. "«L Davidson-has made another start on Halswell Queen, but the pacer does not appear to be any too sound, and may Bot stand up to her work. Halswell Queen raced well last season, winning four races in five starts. Chimer lias quickly "got into racing condition, but it remains "to be seen if Iβ "BUI jace solidly for. J. MeKendry. He has-plenty of speed and is a good stayer.
"wio found the track against iim at tie New Brighton meeting, is "working again after a week's spell. He looks none the worse for Ms recent
laang. ■ W. J. Morland has made a start with iis tiree-year-old filly by Man-o'-war from Belette. She is "a quality-looking youngster, who paces in a most attrac- ■~ iave manner for the short time she has wen in work. Bay jNttt looks in capital order. He Fit-up quite a good race at the recent Brighton meeting, and, being a good stayer, , le should soon win a race for his new owner. P. J. Owen is working a useful sort of J»-cer by Rcy de Oro from Coral Queen. lie youngster has not been lons in work, oat can show a good deal of speed. _ -Che pacer by Matchlight, from the flam of Lindbergh, has been operated on .lor throat trouble. He is doins steady wort at Addington. I S. Hart had White Stranger at Add™gton this week, and gave him useful .work on the race -track. The Denver Unon paeer look , m good'ariee. ■bogan Park is not being sent along at m best speed i n hi? training work, but lie looks in fine order, and Tornkinson "ay get him in even better form for the raced so well, finishing second to Peter
-P- G. Holme.? is making a very slow recovery from his aeeident. and is unable i~ fl is horses in training, although *e is supervising their work. ' *tee Advice is doiryr useful work, but ' ** some Htt ~ le time before the ex-Ancklander is at her best. Captain Wrack, who won the mile harass; event at the last New Brighton .meeting is looking in Sue order, and if * -m ' Tomkinso n can get him to show ? ore stamina he mav win over a longer journey. ° _The three-year-old Pearler, by Happy voyage from Pearlie Chimes, continues J° JjO on the right way in his training „ or* a?? Ie m tum Qat -^^ 'Jseml this season.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 221, 18 September 1930, Page 15
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423TROTTING. Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 221, 18 September 1930, Page 15
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