TRACK GALLOPS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 189, 12 August 1939, Page 16

TRACK GALLOPS.

THIS MORNING'S WORK.

MAHALA SCHOOLS WELL,

No. ,i tiack was available for fast uOl k .it I*.llort*l ic thin morning, the guing I«'||« heavier than it wan earlier in the week. Sevetal iif-ctul ji.illops were icronlcd by candidates tor the Pakuranga meeting, and there \\as aluo some schoolfver flu- i>i^r

Flcctwind I pell I tiiii.sheil several lengrhs in tioiit. ot Dick I iii|nii (Hearn) and Waitauna 11 iili lirist) at the end of five furlon aw. the la.it three taking 41*. Palmint (Heal id Han goinc « omlortablv while tra-vert-ing tlnee tin longs in 42*. and Klise HiM.nl Worked o\ er live furloncs. donu» a shade Wetter riian 1. *s to the furlong. Hide a-wee and \alvcin completed hah a mile in .1.1 Both handled the going in -T'H"! xtylc. Aimaconit (Ilearn) came home hum the three I'm Ion:; post in 40s and was running on at the end. Tile Trimmer ißmcc) got tlie best of the «rnrt with Land Girl (Simon) at the three furlong post and led her home in 39 3-.V. \t ter_i iinning hi* first three fnrlongw in 4'Js Xalnpear (toon) was timed to complete six in l.'ii l-.i. Prival ( Dulieul wa.s given an easy half mile which took 50 2-.V Valmint I McGi-atM, King Musk (Markwick) and Bright Idea l Ken ) finished in that, order over six furlongs in 1.22 l-.i. the first three taking 40 2-aw. Biwqnit (To Kata), Beverley (Hcarn) and Summary l Dulieul completed nix furlongs in 1.24 rhero was not much between them at. the tinitili. Orate (Murray) justr shaded liilliarch l Buchanan) after traversing five furlongs in _ 1.10. the last halt mile being eoveicrl in o(>s. Francis Drake lOameron) took 42w tor three furlongs, doing it very easily. AVhcnua (Ryan) finished in front of Chief Scout (Markwick) at the conclu-

sion of five furlongs in 1.0 2-o, and Rey Lu (Walker) was well clear of Tea Chat (Williams) at tlie end of six furlongs run in 1.25. Dutch Girl (Hearn) completed half a mile in 56 2-,'Vs, the last three in 43*. Royal Message (Tremain), Clipper (Walker) and Ivy Willonyx (Cammick) were bunched in that order at the end of five furlongs in 1.8 2-5, the last half mile takinir .">4 3-.w. Imperator (D. Green) finished clear of Loyal Arch (Gemmelll. with Lucy Lu beaten ofF over half a mile in 55 1 -w. Odt'aa I Gilchrist I was allotted a round, running bin last six furlonas in 1.25 1-5. Sebrof (Cameron) under restraint throughout six furlongs in 1.29 3-5. On the Sand. On the sand. Stonohaven, Morning Mist and the Hoylako ttlly ran three furlongs in 41 l,w. There wiw not a great deal between them. Valdene (Walker) and Melvanui 'Coon) rcsri«»tered a good fiial over seven fut longs, which they covered in 1.32. They ran the first three in 3&2-sr. Valdc.ne being clear at that •staue, but Mclvanui was with her at the finish. The Jumpers. Knicrlit of Australia (Stakes') jumped a couple of pony hurdles safely, but did not have much pace on.

Gay Cavalier (Williams) and Tupeotu (Baker) cleared the sodwall double and stonewall ;n a satisfactory manner. Tupeotu impressed most.

Ma ha hi (1'" ergus) was well clear of Canrnie (Sinton) nt the conclusion of a bout over t'he steeplechase course. They both jumped well.

THOROUGHBRED SALE.

LATE MR. E. L. BAILLIEU'S HORSES.

MELBOURNE. August 11

Scrcn horsfs in which the late Mr. E. L. Baillieu was interested were sold to-day by auction. Bidding was remarkably keen, and the top price of 1150 guineas was paid for the Heroic three-year-old colt Atlas, who was purchased by Mrs. C. Cook. Victoria. The two-year-old Force fetched 1100 guineas, the buyer being Mr. P. Osborne. Xew South Wales. Force is a handsome colt by Manitoba from Werbelle. The English-bred mare Four Gates, by Felstead. was bought for 1050 euineas by Mr. H. Raymond, of the St. Albans stud. The prices of other lots ranged from 825 guineas to 450 guineas.

TARANAKI HUNT.

The combined race meeting of the Taranaki and the Egmont-Wanganui Hunt* will take place at New Plymouth on August 31 and September 2. An excellent programme has been prepared, including the race for the Duke of Gloucester C'up. which is decided in different parts of the Dominion each season. Nominations for all events close with the eccretary, Mr. C. B. Webster, Xew Plymouth, at 9 p.m. next Monday.