TRACKS NOT SET ALIGHT AT ELLERSLIE

Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 230, 29 September 1942, Page 5

TRACKS NOT SET ALIGHT AT ELLERSLIE

I 'met ir;i Ily all the work at Kllerslie this mornniK was confined to .sprinting on the ao. .ui'ii.-s, which was heavy and cutting m.V : ine l>e.st cflort was that of Cherry I( : ,• which sprinted half a mile in 325, iinishing on strongly. Transmitter ran the ties! three, :>N and Nizam went nicely ovi'i* live furlongs in 1.7. Sheplu rd s Mate got to the end of three fur.nngs in 40s. and over the same ground \erii;d»le Horked 12 l-,">s: Uronzo, 40 Hunting King. 425; Charivari, 44 3-5s (easily;; j, 0 Zin, 4:? 2-ss, and Belle Henarde and Dependable, 12s.

~ l ' s T«r ran half a mile in 53 3-ss; ■'right 11 54 3-."is; Nettarion, oos; Pennywhist It-, .-,Ds: Hot Pursuit, 00 2-os, and Unadorned, ,><>s.

British Mint and Golden Pav were together at the end of five furlongs in 1.7 Landveyor, accompanied bv Lyallii over the last five, pot to the end of six furlongs 111 !'£L' a over which Last Survey ™_° Pacifist took 1.22, and Aero Kiaß.

Funny pox and Camilla were companions over a round in 1.53 3-5. After breakfast Foxlore and Ramillies ran six furlongs in 1.24 4-0. the last halfnil le in o4s. Grandora sprinted three furlongs in 395, Transcend half a mile in ,j3 2-os, Elise taking 56 l-os. Lady Ex ran .six furlongs in 1.23, and Odtaa covered the same ground in 1.23 2-5. Survoy and King's Cross worked over a round in 1.52.

Gay Movie (Coon) and Red Falcon (Pascoe) went once round the steeplechase cuurse, both jumping well. Floodlight (Williamson) jumped the sod wall, double and stone wall.