ELLERSLIE TRANING NOTES.
l-EXS- AS-OCT-fION TKI.XCIUIt.I AUCKLAND, May 30. Ra.n fell in torrents this morning, and prevented any work being done before breakfast. It cleared about sight o'clock, however, snd a lot of work was registered on the Mud track, which.was in iairly good.) ' order Goldaizo ran one© round in lmin'j S8 2-Mb sec Spalfish was better than Tyson over lour furlongs in 51 _-sth eec Jo.ia Pills made & hack of Duma in -a seven furlong flutter, run in lmin 36 3-Stb. sec Kakama moved freely over a mile done in lmin 46scc 'a- good gallop. Heads oily separated Tragedy King, Soultik-ff, and Pnnco S-ult at the end of seven furlongs, run in i__n 33aec Geibsrg-'was too good fw. Waterworks in seven furlongs, dono- in lain 37 l-st_ sec. Kauroa &nd Makixi vrere together at tho end of.a mile run in lmin SSsec. Ngstiruanui beat Try Fluke in » gallop once round, which occupied lmin G9 see. General Madero was going easier torn WaldTmar at tho end of four furlongs ran m 5J 3-sth .sec "Wes Olga best Tangiwar over seven furloaga, the time being , lttm 33 2-sth sec. Avon Park did four furt Ifngf m_t 3-sth sec Tripoli ran. tbo same d.tt»_c- ia 52 _-si_ see 'Admiral Soult best » Ngapuka over a round, taking 2min- 4 3-sth s sec Rcy_] Anus had the assistance of <ormra Pearl over tho last five Oi_«ix fur•o&gs, nn is lmin 21 l-3th sec Glenttore _ *&s restricted to steady pacing- Kimr Try -nd MaUwerere jumped five hurdles, fencing well Haiua and Chris tried the big fences w the centre of the course without a mi'tiko Idtahna, with tbo assistance of Fleet ArroT otor the first fire, was schooled over seven Lurdleß, jumping slowly. -Colerainc and Ata here jumped fcur of "tbo hurdles. Napper Tandy sieved better than Pries over six k hurdles. Riro Atu; loel, Ingenkender, Irr*wanda. and Con.nar.ion went over tie big fences, going well. The later fell. Bercola. P_nt»t_, Sandy Paul, Peary, Captain Jack, snd Carron were assoc'ated in a similar dash, Csron falling at the sod wall. The others fenced »ell, and Enished in * buach.Few wss especially pleasing. A lot of Others < -acre ai-o worked. ' -
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Press, Volume L, Issue 14982, 1 June 1914, Page 9
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