GALLOPS AT RANDWICK.
LOUGH NEAGH'S FAST FIVE.
(Received 11 a.m.) e . : this day. Training was'carried" out on the middle course proper at'Randw'ick this morning, and the going was in good order. Lough Neagh.ran five furlongs in I.4%—the beat of. the morning. Closing Time, who was having, his first sprint. for three weeks, ran two furlongs in 235. Sylvandale and Theo, separately, did good working gallops over ten furlongs. Symcony ran five furlongs in 1.6%. The Chanter led Dark Sky oyer nine furlongs in 2.1%. Grand Sport did an easy six fulongs, taking 1.22%. Sir . John ran a mile in 1.52, the last four furlongs taking 52%5. Turbine and Kuvera ' did the best seven furlongs, recording 1.31. Contact and Allunga led Latharna over a mile in 1.48. Homer beat Fanfare in a similar task in 1.47%. Gold Trail beat Scratclimere Scar easily .at the end of seven furlongs in 1.33%. Silver Ring beat Gay Sheik, with Legatee beaten off altogether, at the finish of six furlongs in 1.10. Dromos and Rogilla ran nine furlongs in 2-.2%. Wind Bird And Satmoth did a. good siJc ; furlongs,; registering 1.19. ---Cay Lover, the Mel-, bourne Derby colt, was given easy work. Peter Pan an.d : Young Idea-did good gallops at Victoria Park.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 230, 28 September 1935, Page 24
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