Llandaff Sprints Well This Morning

Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 211, 6 September 1941, Page 16 (Supplement)

Llandaff Sprints Well This Morning

i he best effort's at Kllerslie this morning were a half-mile by Llandatl', three iurlongs by Marques, live furlongs by Sir Cameron, and six furlongs by Night Pilot, while Aero King and Royal Appellant registered a sound effort over a round. No. 2 prases track was open, the going being holding, and as a result o£ rain become a bit slippery. 1 lie two-year-olds Marques (Jones) finished clear of Transcript (Green) and Silver Raid at the conclusion of three turlongs run in 39 3-ss. Marquex finished well. Llandatl (Messeivy) came home from the half-mile post; in 51 4-os, which was easily the best of the morning, and he did his work in good style. Sir Cameron (Green) and Classic (Cameron) left live furlongs behind in 1.6. the best oyer that distance. Night Pilot (Mclavieh) was holding Nyola (Cammiek) at the end of 6ix furlongs, which occupied 1.21 l-o. Aero King (Treniain) and Royal Appellant (Messervy) traversed a round in 1.50, the last six furlongs taking 1.22 2-5. and the final half-mile 545. Aero King got the better of the start and had a slight advantage at the finish. Other gallops:— Three Furlongs.—Bronzora, 40 Bambury Lane, 40 2-os; Flying Drake and Tre-bor, 40 l-ss; Bournemouth, 40s; Beaucotip and Torbay. 40 3-3s.

Four Furlongs.— Red Warden and Bronze Lmcrald. 53 3-os; I'haleron and Brahman. 535; Silver Clarion, 53 3-ss. Five Furlonge.—Last Survey and Lady Acuslila. 1.0 4-5; Bronze Crest, I.S 2-5: Royal Message and Cora to, 1.0 1-5; Hot Shot and Barrister, 1.8; Silver Quex, I.S; Golden Bonnet, 1.0 4-5. Six Furlongs.—Cherry's Ticket, 1.22 4-5; Landveyor and Bronzo. 1.23; Parthian Shot and Brazilian, 1.25 4-5, last three in 39 2-ss: Ascot Bloom. 1.25 1-5. last three in 40*: British Camp and l'ersistanec, 1.24 2-5; Knight of Australia, 1.25 1-5; Transmitter, 1.23 3-5. Once Round.—British Talent, 1.54 2-5. last sis in 1.23 4-5.