PROMISING MAIDENS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 224, 22 September 1938, Page 28

PROMISING MAIDENS.

MARTON CANDIDATES.

XAWAI LOOKS IMPROVED.

RE#ENT TRACK GALLOPS

(From Our Own Correspondent.) WANGAXUI, Wednesday. Icing has been brought in again from Koatatiui and is looking particularly well, having been well cared for during her month's spell. The Limond—Aspic filly appears to have thrown off the lameness which led to her being spelled, but it remains to be seen whether there will be any recurrence when she enters the serious part of another preparation. All going well lying will probably be given a race at Feilding and taken to Auckland tor the summer meeting at EUerslie. The weather cleared for training operations yesterday after heavy showers overnight, which had made the going on No. 1 gross track fairly soft. Several horses engaged at Marton on Saturday were galloped, while others are to do their final trials on Thursday. Brfme breakfast Authoress (S. Edwards) and Minga (K. Latham) slipped over three furlongs in 30s, finishing on terms, with Minna, on the inner, going very nicely. Tlie Limond-Motley filly is to run in the Mil id en on Saturday if the going is not too soft. Authoress will be a runner in tin- Juvenile Handicap and may show to better advantage than at Wanganui if tlie track m fairly firm. Captain Trevillp ami Mawai were associated in it round at good half pace, and then ran throe fui'loiiim in 4<)V6s. Mawii having something in reserve. She looks iiiidi nvil by her riiees ,t W.inganui an I with nny luck in the running should be li'ii'lv in the Maiden at Marton. Captain I reville claims |\vn engagements on Saturday, the six-fill long and the fivefiir'mig hack events. All Hnnsliv Mai given three-quarter pace wmk over half a mile. This colt looks !in|iu.\e,| and on Wanganui running sin I "'Ve a g""d account of himself iii the Miiden at M i tori. Rehenc.nl va< resi iacted to useful pnre work. If- x-i'l make his next appearance at th" W"e"'ii!fton meeting next month, when W. '" ■<cor will also lake Portal, Mintra and Sole•> '.«s'nn to Trentjiam. The t wo •} imi• ci'i'-i Portal and Submission were given m round of pace work, snrint- j ing over the hi«t two furlong*. Submission apnrars hciroved by her race at Wan raiiui and Portal also looks well on it, altlioic.'li h" is growing fast and it may be later <n l"f> >e )"■ is seen at his best. Tf the gnic" \i it I'll firm Portal will be a runner in the Juvenile Handicap at M"tnn. Aftet t' •• interval the stablemates ICurnti's !>'••' H-'thnrn. who are engaged st Mil'" "i i•■ l h" Maiilen on Saturday, were f"i\ -'• furlongs together. The pacpmi' , <"" in« 0 irthiira. but Eurotas was up with h" r i'* the turn and they ran together n"iil Darthnra forged ahead to wi> the t : me b«ing 1.20. flolden P>»m, who will not race again ■ ■'itil the Wsverley meeting on Labour |.i •)•, was given useful pace work.