FINAL GALLOPS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 193, 17 August 1939, Page 22

FINAL GALLOPS.

ELLERSLIE TRACK.

EFFORT BY FLEETWIND. SILVER STICK ALSO PLEASES. Tl.p til: il heroes engaged at the I'.ik.ii'jii,m Hunt iiu'fting took place on No. 1 ;i ,i«j ti.uk at Ellerslie tins .1., rn.ni, the poles being out H>tt. 1 In* \n{ ««.< better tlian on Tuesday and

cm siiM.it spi ,nt.i ucie registered, l-'.ec:wind, mii k. Pi.iihis Diake and IN : a >iid i>' »l over half a mile, and Land t.n, and Ihe I i iniiu-i over hve tin longs, u m'e »"'vei.r other horses went well over io'ijei distances. There was also some s< li .oluu over hurdles and the s'.eeplecilase course. ( alula Boy ((iilclit i*() and the Tea Tray —Kdileer three-} ear-old i Tonks) ran two fut longs along the back in 27 l-ss, and were easing up to take 41 2-5s for three furlongs. Waitarma (Canimick) strode over half a mile in 59 2-ss. The best half nule of the morning wus registered by J'leetwind (Gilchrist), who finished clear of Ainiacourt (Hearn) in 50 l-ss. They ran the Hist furlong in 12 2-os and Armacourt had the advantage at that stage, but failed to hold it. Royal Fawkes I Cameron) was holding Hackenschinidt I Sargent) at the conclusion of six furlongs in 1.23 4-5. They covered the first three in 41s and there wus not a great deal between them at the finish. ElUe (Sargent) accounted for Dick Turpin (Murray) at the end of half a mile in 53 4-ss. Melvanui (Sargent) worked over a mile und a quarter, covering the last round in 2.5 2-5. He ran the lust six furlongs in 1.26 2-5 and the final half mile in 55 2-ss. This hack i# in fine trim. Right Royal (Simon) got a break on Ivy Willonyx (Bruce) at the beginning of a round and was about half a dozen lengths in front ut the finish in 1.58 2-5. the last six furlongs taking 1.24 2-5. Right Royal impressed by his effort. Very Glad after commencing slowly over a round, run his last seven furlongs in 1.37 2-5 and the final hulf mile in 54 l-ss. He was under restraint throughout. Miss Appellant (Cameron) was not doing her best while completing half a mile in 54 4-5». The Trimmer (Bruce) and Land Girl (Simon) were responsible for the best five furlongs, taking 1.0 2-5. They ran the first two in 25 3-ow, und The Trimmer had the advantage at the finish. There wan little between Bonnybelle (Tremain) and "British Talent (Cameron) throughout three furlongs run in 38 3-os. This pair are well forward. Bide-a-wee (Kerr) was in frbnt of Valvern (Hearn) at the conclusion of half a mile, which occupied S2 2-ss. Valvern showed speed early, but was stopping at the end. An ImprovMl Showing.

Orate (Murray) shaded Trilliarch (Kerr) at the end of five furlongs■ in 1.7 1-5, the] last half mile taking 535, ' Orate shaped better than formerly. Royal Huntress (Bruce) came home from the half mile post in 53 l-ss, taking 40 l-5s for the last three furlongs. Valmint (Wiggins) and Bright Idea (Kerr) were partners overseven furlongs, which they ran in 1.34 2-5. The last half mile took 545. : l and they were on terms at the finish. Bright Tdea again Impressed by Iris effort. Silver Stick (Kartell) was running on soundly at the end of half a mile in 50 4-ss. This three-year-old is coming to hand nicely. There vns little between Royal Message (Tremain) and Aero Queen (Sargent) over six furlongs in 1.23. The last half mile took 52 2-s*, and Roynl Message, who covered a lot of extra ground, again pleased. Summary (Cammick) had an advantage over Beverley (Hearn) at the conclusion of four furlongs in 525. Water Fox (Markwick) was timed to run three furlongs in 41s. He was doing his work nicely throughout. Caurhie (Ryan) and Mahalu (Hearn) finished .well clear of Prince Tractor at the. «nd of * round in 2.1 2-5, the last six furlongs being traversed in 1.28 2-5. -Lutamst - (FarrelT). after running his first furlong in 13s, had A bit in reserve at the end of half a mile In 52 2-ss. Bisquit (Sargent) had an advantage over Harbour Bridge (Williams) after covering five furlongs in 1.8, the last half •in 53 l-ss. Harbour Bridge worked better than . usual, i* Rey Lu (Walker) came home froth the four._furlong post in 555. He was stopping n«sr the finish, nhd did not do his work as well as on former occasions. Odtna (Markwick) was clear of Prival (Dulien) at the finish of five furlongs in 1.0, the last half mile In 535. In a similar trial Sebrof (Craddock) had the better of Imperator (Green ) in 1.7 ,3-5. the' last halt mile in 525. Francis Drake (Cameron) and Pern (Wiggins) reeled off half • mile in 52 2-ss. Thejr finished together, and both went well. After cantering round to the three furlong post the Hoylake filly (Tremain), Loyal Grant (Gemmell) and Stonehaven (Hearn) ran home in 40 l-ss. The Hoylake filly was doiifg best at the end. Dutch Girl (Tremain) got to the end of five furlongs in 1,7 3-5, a useful effort. Clipper (Wiggins) finished in front of Vnldenc (Walker) at the -finish of half a mile in 50 4-ss. Clipper was kept up to his work, and gave ap improved display. Valspear (Coon) worked evenly while traversing five furlongs in 1.8 3-5. the last four taking 54 l-ss. Vv.'

Kenneth Robert did useful work; on the •and, and Silver Jubilee (Dtilieu) ran half a mil® on this track In 53 l-ss. High Delight and Bridegroom were also worked separately on this track. High Delight ie a bit in the rough at present, but Bridegroom is in great heart. >

The latent* arrivala include Gazeful, Jayola and Nyola. ;

Mr. J;' Hoey, of Whangarei, has brought down the two-year-old Cilia*, a colt by DiatomoiM from Monanui. > He la a jet black, and show* exceptional quality.

TM jMinptrt.

Adsum (Fergus) and Little Briton (Sharkey) gave a fast and' elean display over four hurdles in the centra.

Tea Chat (Williams) led Te Ronga C Sin ton) . oyer the same fences, both jumping well. ' ' , ' Tupeotti (Fergus) was sent over the •odwall, double and stonewall. He gave a first-rate exhibition, and later, in company with Adsum. worked well, over a round on the No. 1 grass track: British Sovereign (Gilmer), Wykemist (Sheild), Ararata (Chaplin) Gar Vaals (Sharkey), Elefctrlcf Flash (Ritchie) and Picowhai (Thomson) were in. that order after completing a round of the steeplechase course. British Sovereign and Wykefrfist pulled off and took the water jump towards the completion of their task, the remainder going over the double. They air finished up at the bruch fence at the mile post. Wykemist gave a finished display, while British Sovereign, Gar Vaals and Ararata also pleased, especially the last-named.