TRACK TRIALS

Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 13, 16 January 1940, Page 10

TRACK TRIALS

SMART SPRINTS.

A GOOD HALF.

WORK AT ELLERSLIE.

GOLDEN BONNET AND

HAPPICOAT,

Aftrr the inr„| , ;m , ti„. W [ ' KlllTsllr W »IM 111 pel Hs• t Uii»*i 111 1 11 1111).■{ |«i|- i ;i?*t a ink. l'lii* pnlcis were •*' l l "" 1 •" 1, l tin* Uwt fll •»i t s weir t ln.se (r illicit Itoillirt ,i ml i (;i |i|>ic (»u t over I" 1 " ihi longs and Silver Stick and Aero King over five. I' : "isli I all-lit |licmii in) ran halt a J" out was not 11 nd ii I v '"■"I .'d. Sll \, i 1,1,,, v iGilehtist) taking .>U K>s lop a s.mil.ir ilinhiiict'. Peru ll'aiiclll. wiin |~,s , ciosei eil lion, I,is inJim.n, wiis sent. ~ round, increasing t-lie I.;""' over I lie lasl hall' n. iU- t,, record • i'Js. Biudil Idea (Biiilvanan) and Aero Queen I \I,'ssei \ \ I were on terms at the finish ml six I urloiigs in 1.11). while Knight i of Aiistialia i( ,urn in irk I went a round, I lie last 11,, 11 mil,' in Silver Stick 'L'aiielli iin,i| An,, King (Tromain) ran I live l iirlongM in l .:t I-.-,. 11,<* Itcst of the 1 inorniiig over I lie distance. j I'oland ((lilrhiisi) and Every Port' (Messerv > I look 1.5 for a similar task, I'lie I,Miner doing the better of the pair. Bnllivor (Km I. the half brother to, Balinaval', and (trey Wings (Cameron), rim three lui longs in 445. Tea Gong, who! is looking well, was only given threequarter pace work. Paint iDowrick) got to the end of five furlongs in l.li 3-5, Hunter's Hose (Markwick I taking 1.5 2-5. Kelly (Gilchrist.) and Va I mint l I!. Kmini) were together at the on,l of six furlongs in |.|8 3-5. They were . on terms, and both are coining along nicely. Bronze Kineralii (Messervy) and I Clay Broney I.Markwick) were sent seven] furlongs, the last six taking 1.17 4-5. They | were joined by Lady Aeuslila (Tremain) at tho half mile and she finished well clear of (lay Broney, who beat Bronze Emerald. Wot ton (Earrell) recorded 50 2-. Vi for half a mile, doing it. well. He ran the first furlong in 12 l-/>s. Beeswing (Karrell) ran half a mile, covering the distance in 51s, Loyal Grant (Kerr) and Maori Star (Cainimk'k) taking ."I 3-fis. Hinehau (Dowrick) ran half a mile in 5U 3-sst, while Maioro covered live furlongs in 1.7. Ivy Willonvx (Messervy) was sent , a mile which she traversed in 1.47. 1 Brazilian (Green) came home with her over tho last six furlongs, which took 1.18 3-5, tlvo flroil four in 525. Ivy Willonyx did her work well and finished in front. Nightbeam (Wiggins) and Night Pilpt i (Cameron) were on terms at the end of half a mile in 51 2-os. They could have improved on the time. Land Girl (Mea- | serv.v) and Bight Royal (Green) recorded] I.IS 3-5 for six furlongs, the Inst three taking 311 4-ss. Agog (Cameron) was given an easy round, the last four furlongs occupying 57 1-sh. Royal Abb (Markwick) was sent away from the post, running the last half mile in 525. Royal Descent (Wiggins) was not doing his best to register 38 2-5» for three furlong*. while Hutana (Tremain) ran six in 1.20 4-5. Biddy Girl ftt, Fenrn), Whenna (Ryan) and Pasture (Murray) were sent five furlongs, the final half mile occupying 51 4-5», Biddy Girl and Whenna were on terms, a length ahead of Pasture, but Whentia'a sicldle slipped; otherwise he would have done better. Cheddington (Farrell) strode over half a mt]e easily in 84 4hßb. Golden Bonnet (Markwkilc) appeared to be doing slightly better thair Happico&t (McTavi«"h I a t tho finrsh of liailf a mile in 49 9-Bm, after running their first furlong in 12s. Tristram Shandy (Gilohritit) recorded 52a for half a mile, while Odtaa (MesservyJ, after running hii» first three furlongs in 41 I-ss, wa# not doing his best to register 1.20 1-5. Auburn Lad (Green) ran half- a mile comfortably in Ob. Milarvioo (Me*. servy) was more impressive than Rajanya (Gilchrist) at tho end of • similar task in 50 4-ss, the first furlong occupying 13s. Ringshot (MarkwicMJf, and Melvannl I Downiek) flniMhed together at the end of six furlongs in 1.23. They were not ridden otifc. Man' (Gilchrist) shaded Sebrof (MBtservy) at the end',of five furlongs in 1.4, tho first two taking 265. They were not bustled. Elise (Dowrick) and Baldric (Pufsons) covered half a mile in 52 3-ss, both doing their work well. TIM Jumpers. Orient Dawn (Ritchie) and Melvanui (Dowrick) jumped four hurdles. They were inclined to risk their fences, but otherwise their displays were satisfactory.

PROUD FOX.

BBATt SVROLA. TRIALS AT TAKANINI. The inside grase track, on which the poles were 20 feet out, provided good going nt Tukanini this morning. Proud Fox, Namara, Msxain, Orelio and Gay Mis* were among those to please most. Proud Po* (Begtilcy) and Sunola (Smith' jumped away at the milo post, Sunoli taking the lead early and running the fire halt' mile in 54a. They finished the tasl ill 1.40 1-5, with Proud Fox half a lengtl in front. Namara (Logan) coverec about nine furlongs, the last half mil< occupying 1.40 and the last half mile it 55*. Ho was assisted over the last sever by Hunting Be« (Gray). Glen Connel (Pell) traversed five furlongs in 1.3 2-5s whilo Palustre (Walters) ran her last three furlongs in 435. Wong Fti (Burgess] sprinted three furlongs in 39*. High Set (MeMinn) was t*'o lengths in front ol Anion (Cur Wen) at the finish of six fur longs in 1.10 3-5, High Sea worked well Vcnturo (MeMinn) got to the end of t similar distance in 1.25. Princess Va (Coloinan) and Tnver (Burgess) ran sever hlt'longs in 1.31, the first three taking 37 1-ss. Princess Val was a shade ir front at the finish. Cornish (Smith) and Vualso (MeMinn) were together through out six furlongs, which occupied 1.17 3-5, both working well. Orelio (Curwert) hii out nicely while covering the same ground in l.lfl 1-5, the last three in 3i)s. Lovaals (Coleman) ran three furlongf in 38s, while First Gold Money (Pell) wac doing better 'than Pfiilcourt (Bartle) al the end of five furlongs in 1.7 1-5. Noisy Night (Poll! traversed five furlongs ir 1.4 2-5, Paddy the Rip (Gray) and Surpai (Logan) taking the same time for a similar task, but they, went from a standing start, Surpai showing good speed to lead over the first two, which occupied 255. Maxam (Cleaver) hit out pleasingly while running six furlongs in 1.10 1-5, the last five in 1.2 3-5. She went very well. .Tack Tat (Mellroy) and Te Kawiti (Clark) ran five furlongs in 1.5 2-5, being assisted oyer the last three by Agrieoln (Cnker), this portion taking 38s. Pacifist (Kingi) sprinted two furlongs in 255. This is the AcreM iss Vera colt ,in A, Tinker's stable. Ascot Bloom (Gray), Rue de Paix (Cleaver) and Norse Lady (Logan) were together at the conclusion of half a mile in 53 1-s*. after going from a standinjj start. Gay Miss (Thomson) hit out with her customary dash wllile running three furlongs in 37 3-fis, Penzance. (Cleaver) was doing her \voi+c nicely while traversing half a mile in 51s Over Hurdles. Four horses A'ere schooled separately over four fences. Duuber (Burgess), Lapuhyian (Cleaver), Bachelor King Burgess) and Inquisitor (Cleaver), all shaped well in tneir tasks, particularly Dauber. Tip Toes (Walters) showed promise for a novice while jumping one ierico twice.