WORK AT ELLERSLIE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 262, 5 November 1931, Page 8

WORK AT ELLERSLIE.

AN OFF MORNING. SEVERAL HORSES SCHOOLED. Fine_ weather prevailed during training 1 ., operations at.Ellerslie this morning, owinj? to a number of horses being away' at. the Whanprarei meeting there wass? little doing. The No. 2 grass track was open and provided excellent going. Hawthorn strode home from the four-, fuflong post in 57 4-as, and. Titanette ran' < the same distance in 54.1-ss. Te Money, ffoing easily, completed six furlongs in.. 1.27 3-5. This mare is looking bcttei now than ever. Rose Latour and the ■ Kilbroney—Maveelish fillv sprinted three ; furlongs in 38 l-ss, a good effort for the. novices. Autahi got to the end of hair..a mile in 50 l-5s —the best of the morning . over that distance. Click Clack, going'" comfortably, covered four furlongs in 53 3-ss, and Vilma ran three furlongs in ' 38 2-ss. • >-

Others to do useful tasks were: —Sile.ne; Gold Money, Ruling King, Grand Spirit.: Restaurant, Supreme Ruler, Sir Archie. Tar.porley, Royal Gallant. SpeedfastLight Step, Cynthia N., Golden Wedding TTnited, The. -Tack Juniper, PatntiiinGolden Spahi, Kiltown, Marching Song. Master Clements, Llanore and Moreliu. Jumpers. Royal Action (R. Olive) jumped & couple of pony hurdles safely, giving a fandisplay. Dominican (D. Craddock) and Kawaingi (J. Preston) also cleared two ponyhurdles in good style. They repeated tne performance, being joined by Royal Action, all three jumping safely. Kawaifiga fenced very fast for a novice and her display was encouraging.