DEATH OF AIRAM.

Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 263, 7 November 1939, Page 11

DEATH OF AIRAM.

The well-known performer Airani. by Hra/.on from Volume, <lio«l at Av<iinl«u€ this morning. She ha«l .just returned to her stjill after doing easy paoe-woiß, and while 1 >oiu-jr led along to be hosed down, she dropped dea<l. WELL-BRED YOUNGSTERS. The Koatanui draft for the .January sales at Trentham will inelnde the following: —Brown colt l>y Posteiitj from Curtain; brown colt by Ring master from Jewel of Aoia; brown eolt by Ringmaster from Damans; bay colt by Ringmaster from Burnish; bay coit by Posterity from Midinette; bay colt by Ringmaster from Rust; bay filK by Posterity from Solauge; bay filly b> Posterity from Variable; bay filly b> Posterity from Lavish; brown or black filly by Ringmaster from Revere. DAUGHTER OF AUTOPAY. The Australian-bred mare, Mon Star by Great Star from Silver Larl, has pro duced a filly foal to Autopay. Mon Star is owned by the veteran owner-trainer, D P. Moraghan. HAS THE ABILITY. Night Pilot, the two-year-old co>lt bj Xio-ht Raid from Lytup in E. George i stable, has made marked improvement during the last month. He is built or more robust lines than his stayle mate, Nightbeani, and is a good constitu tioned youngster. Night Pilot, who has rot yet raced, was given a work-out ovei three furlongs thin morning and his effort indicated that he is endowed with speed A PROMISING PAIR. Tt is unlikely tha.t Worton and Chcd dington will be required to race unti the summer meetings arrive. Both thesi two-years-olds have been showing pro mising speed in their work, but owing tc the fact that they are very big youngsters especially Cheddington, and still growint fast, their preparation is not beinj hurried. Later in the season both thes< colts are likely to develop into gallopen above the average. VICTORY FOR OUTSIDER. Although St. Cloud had won a race a the Geraldine meeting in September, sh< was one of the outsiders when she woi the Halswell Handicap at the Bank | Peninsula meeting. She is a. four-year-ol< filly by Robespierre from Charmilla, wh< also produced the Great Easter Handica] winner Oharmeuse. St. Cloud is owned b; her breeder, Mr. G. Hall. IMPROVED IN CONDITION. The Autopay two-year-old Calula Bo impressed by the manner in which-h jumped awav from the starting barrie in the trial* at Ellerslie last weel Tbis youngster has plenty of spee and judged by the improvement in hi condition during the last month, he i likely to show to better advantage th next time lie appears in public. ENJOYING HIS SPELL. Latest reports concerning that goo jumper, All Irish, state that he has don well since being turned out. He will nc be .brought in again for 6everal months.