LATEST TRIALS

Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 51, 29 February 1940, Page 16

LATEST TRIALS

SMART EFFORTS:

ELLERSLIE TRACK.

LLANDAFPS HALF-MILE.

VAX-MIHT AJfD KEEXT.

There were some smart efforts at Ellerslie this morning, the best those of Llandaff and Aero King over four furlongs, .Xightbeam and- Hunter's Rose over five, Valmint and Kelly over seven, and Sigurd over a round. Xo. 1 grass track was used, and the going was excellent.

Beeswing (Kerr) was sent six furlongs the last halt-mile taking 51 3-ss, Tybalt (Speck J occupying 1.22 tor the same distance. British Talent (Gammick) was allotted five furlongs, the laat half-mile in 52 2-se. Aero King (Tremain) beat Silver Stick (Farrell) at the end of half a mile in .48 l-Ss/ after, covering the first furlong in 12s. This was a particularly good effort; Master Warden (Gemmell) was sent a round, the last half-mile in 55 2-ss. Bide-a-wee (Kerr) i tM- allotted a similar task, the final six furlong* taking 1.24. Wheaua (Fearn) and Loyal Grant (Gilehrist) finished on terms at the end of five furlong* in 1.5 1-5. Sigurd (Mark-, wick); beat Royal Message (Cameron); and' Poland (Murray) at the end of a round-in 1.51 2-5, the last six furlongs taking 1.19 and the final half-mile 51 3-se. ':_? . = Brazilian -(McGill) wae clear, of Auburn Lad (Pitt)i;alteif running five furlongs in 1.3 2-5, 'tlfijS'Jfeli 'imlyai oecttpjrinif 14-2fss. It was a--j|o^' ; 'iieHort;^ttt ; :pi«;;of-Br«rilv ian. lengths in front dt Chfddingtett (Fearn):'after traversing thr« furlons* in 42 >Lady Acuehla (Mark***)ua*d jfconae Emerald (Tremain) were on terms at the conclusion of five furlonsjs in 1.4, the first two taking 25 4-*.- VaJmijtfjsWiggiii»), Kelly (GUchTist) and MeWanui (Dowrkk) jumped away from tie seven-furlong post, and, after covering die, Valmint and Kelljr were well clear of Melvanui when ttieVpoiA vwas tfSeKipl' in 129 4-5. This wal-AVpldis&Kleffofki Hunter's Rose (Markwick), : attiot - ing her first two furlongs in 24 3-sf, coeipleted five in 1.2 3-5, a good gallop. Biddy Girl (Wiggins) ran half a mile in 50 2-Ss, Phaleron (Wiggins) not being bustled to record 1.9 for five. Land Girl (D. Green) was too good for Royal Huntress (Stanway) at the conclusion: of six furlongs in 1.18 2-5, the 1 first two taking 26 USe. Rajanya (Farrell) and Mon Acre (Messervy) went a round in 1.58, the last six furlongs taking 1.22 and the last half-mile 54 2-ss. They finished together, but Mon Acre was doing it. very, easily. .Llandaff(Murray), after running his first furlong in 12*, completed four in 48s, the best of the morning over the distance. Clinch (Cameron) was doing better than Sardue (Fearn) at the end of five furlongs, the last half-mfle, in Hβ. Golden Bonnet (Farrell) and Xightbeam (Ryan), after running then? first two furlongs in 23 4-Ss, completed five in 12 2-5, Nightbeam being two lengths in front at the end. Xightbeam is galloping well Beverley (Murray) and Elise (Dowrick) covered a similar distance in 15 4-5, the last half-mile in 50s. There was nothing between them at the end. Pasture-(Cam-mick) showed her customary dash while traversing half,a mile in 4» 1* Night Pilot (Ryan) shaded Happkbat (Meaeervy) at the end of haM • mile in =48 4-ss, after running the first furlong in 12s. This was another excellent .effort. ; • Royal Abb (Ritchie) jumped four steeplechase fences on the flat in good style.

RACECAMP GOES /WEll?

ABBEY KING PLEASES.

(By Telecrapb—Special te - Star.")

. HAMILTON, this day. Not a plished at Tβ Rapathl* morning, when local candidate* with engagement* at Franklin Club'* fixture were given,; thejr final trials. The best effort* were those of Racecamp, Mid Fratollp and Tosh. The flags were 27ft out and the going, though a trifle dead, was in good order. Racecamp (Brown) 5. w** doing better than Sunny Downs (Gollop) and Mio Generate (Day) over the concluding stages of seven furlongs in 1.32 1-5, the first half in 52 l-ss, and' the fivie in I.e. -Hacecamp was always doing hi*work well," and j>hotild lack little on the score of condition for racing at Pukekohe. Tosh (Gollop) wae clear of Sit Tommy (Winder) and Vitement (Hain) at the end of half a mile in 51 2-ss, the initial three furlongs taking 36 4-ss. Tosh is bearing a healthy appearance, and, with •*firm track at Pukekohe, he will have to be conceded prpapect* in the open sprint. Respectful and a colt by Tinokba (Long) got to the end of half a mile in JBe., /: ': - A smart effort over fire furlongs, and the best of the morning over, the distance, was credited to Mid Fratollo (Eneor), who accounted for Susan (Hain) in 1.5, their first half in 51 l-ss. Mio Fratollo worked pleasingly, and is to have hie next outing at Tanranga, where Ngawnri and Diversity, other member* of A. C.Jone*' string, Will also do their next racing. Runanga (Ensor) was shading Flaehing Spear (Taylor) with Raceline (Gollop) several length* away, at the completion of a roflnd in 2J Kf," five furlong* in 1.8, and: six in 1.22. Runanga is making steady progresa and may make early amend* for recent disappointment*. Gav Rosette (the two-year-old Whirlwind —Diversion filly). Commemoration (Hain) and Ro*e> Yaal were associated over three furlong* in-37*. Abbey King, who is bearing an. improved appearance, was exercised on the inner grassr. _He in an accentor for the Bombay Handicap at Pnkekbhe, and ahould give a forward account of himself. Among others to do serviceable tasks were Penzance, Lexden and Moymell. The only schooling exhibition of the morning wae that of Torch (Winder), who was **nt ove* five hurdles, executing ; .hie taek ,*»tisf**t«rily. ■. : . 4.:.;■ ; \t,'"'. .."

RIDING ENGAGEMENTS.

The following riding engagement* ere .announced-for the Franklin':aaeeting;,oh Saturday. f . / '^.•'•./■' •• \.[ R McTivfeh: Maxam, Onr Jean, Satro, Airport. . ■ -«^-^;;v W. Tbomeon: Onetea, Saecone, Te Kawiti, #*iie Mahotu. G. Cameron: Jack Tar. A. SpkJey: Bronze Trail, Veritable,, Aberdovey. ~\. '"■',,,■ ' : , . \ J. Wfirfer: T«c«fa. N. R. McKenrie: Royal MeMage, Mint- ; -' ll Gili|er: Cehsc Led; ' " . ; -

WELLINGTON CLUB.

Nomination* for all event* to be decided at the Wellington Raciil»_ Clttb'a autumn meeting, to be held at Trentbam on Mareh uTandrift, will cloee ;the ■ecretarr, Mi* D. E. Bray, of Wellington, at 5 p.m: tiwnorrow. At the time, tforfeite wfll be received f«-to.X*rJEpk»j St. I.fger Stakes and the North Wand Challenge Stake*, ■; ,-■ , ■;. ■ jfeflf^ff^ A^Er»%d 4 CdWwllrH>NDbiTt. RGOTEEN:-l:i) {2) & 17 A . 0.-(l) £t i/i («) £2 Vβ.