ESQUIRE'S THREE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 43, 21 February 1939, Page 14

ESQUIRE'S THREE.

TAKANINI HORSES. I _____ ANION AND FULL HAND. I . • ■,;';: .' ; The outside graee, on which tJhe poles were out sft, arid also the • plough were in use for fact work'at- 1 Takanini this morning. ' « ' :'i " i ' .! . Oriental stay was responsible for a iiieo effort over four-furlongs,'which occupied '505,; 'He' did: hii -work well. Hunting Cape (Collett) travereed a eimilar distance in 51' 2-ss.- Star (Clarke) ran three furlonge in 375, whjle Orelio (Collett) took 38 2-5 over the same ground, i Anion (Clark) and- Full Hand (G. Smith) acquitted themselves pleasingly while running five furlonge in 1.1 3-5. There wae little .between them at the finielh. Princess Val. (Coleman) covered the. last three furlonge of her work in 40b, while High Sea (Beguley) worked sluggishly over the final stages of six furlongs in,.1.20[. .Maxam (Green) and Paluetre 'Were responsible for an attractive effort over ihalf a .mile, taking 48 .4-5. They finished together: 0 ' Teritable (G. Smith) reeled off five., furlonge i_ 1.3' 2-5, the firet half-mile 'taking .ws. 'Esquire (Hatwell) r-ecorded the i best-- three djurlonge seen on the track for' some time, traversing the distance , ■<■ in< 35 2-ae. - He finished '. I : .•:"-■ 6' r.:..'-.■■:' On the plough, Lap Up (Ray) and. Mia Acrea (Cruee) f were tgget'heij at the end. of six furlongs in' 1.21. Te Poto (Coleman) traversed' half a'mile o&icelyin 51s, Inver (Coleman) .later ;taking 51 1-ps for a similar . taekl Miss "Valerie (Spinley) and Nordic Song ("Hat well) "ShoNved , dash while completing three furlonge in 38s, both working-well/' ?• ; .r. •■'■•'