TRENTHAM TRACK WORK

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20989, 18 October 1933, Page 12

TRENTHAM TRACK WORK

(P&ES3 ABSOCIATXO:; TELEGS.UI.) WELLINGTON. October 17.. . The weather was ideal for training at Trentham this morning, but not many visitors haye yet arrived, and there .was nothing particularly enlightening in the work done. The plough and trial grass were both available, but all the last galloping was done on the grass. ■Pegged Exchange gained an advantage at the start ana beat Normandy easily over five furlongs in lmin 3sec, tne last half mile in Su l-ssec. Croupier was not extended to run a half m 52sec, the last three in 38sec His stablemate, Marcus Cicero, was exercised lightly. Eminent, who is a doubtful starter on the first day, slipped over six furlongs in lmin 18sec. Gladium ran an easy six furlongs in lmin 19|sec, the last half mile in 52 sec. Sunee, with Aiguille joining in down the straight, sprinted half a mile pleasingly in 50sec. Revision, with a slight pull in lh<* weights, beat Colossica] by half a length over a mile in lmin 46sec. the last half occupying 52.', sec, both shaping well. Eupator comfortably accounted for Roderick Dhu over five furlongs in lmin s£sec, the latter stopping badly. The Masquerader ran half a mile up the back stretch in 50sec. His stablemate. Invoice, was exercised only, lie having slightly injured his mouth on so<nf -wire in his box yesterday. Prostration drew out to beat Bettwsycoed bv a head at the end of six fuv'onfs in lmin lftsec. the last half in s?Bec. T T? fi —»<*i><: two-v"n»--nMq. SvnawnciTo and yioni".* f»r"1 n Sue in <*r<ri\rr> from r>l "n v '' > 'm to-dpv. Si-if,pH rrtr\ S)" -tyrlnh'ts OOmfortaK'v in trm'n fOsec. th« last half mile in. 53 serLordly Kni°'hi was under a null in runninf hip five fi'-lon l ** in lmin 3 A see. the last half mile in SCUsec. Though hj« has not. raced this season, this Paladin gelding looks to have done a good dual of work. Swift r-ind Sure and Brambletorn were easing iw at the end of seven fm-lonss in Imin 33£ sec, the last half m ;i e taking SGsec. Cur if was held back to To Uh to mn sevpii furlong in lmin the first half mile being done in 50sec. Tunbridge was easily beaten bv the R'ack Ronald filly over half a mile in 52isec. Among the horses who did solid wo?k on the plough were Sniral, M'Vlinptte Pomn. Cardinal Moon. "Palm, Knifram, V.motion. "Passion Vruit, TVTanniri. Ae«cul"«. and Acceptable. Th*> oiilv spr;tt"ninf« at noon <n-rlav W""° Sunorior. TRr>frpcnfr. WAarlcw«.iiceiov P*3t"»'i. and Sviff pnrl i-dlpn "Rovsl Art.Ut ,-,nH Rtnr Arti-t f><-« ronsidered oertain „„f in voal<"P tV> frin. W<= afternoon vrfi-p Oi">«n of Kong and Royal Amphora, both at 1 n.m.

WINftAWI NOTES

[THE PRESS Snccial Service.] DVNEDIN. October 17. The course nroner, with the trestles out, was available this morning for horses requiring fast work engaged at the Gore meeting. Grand Finale was on the course, looking very well, but did not work. He docs nearly all his galloping at MosTiel Park. Gcssler and Norman Conquest took lmin 21 l-ssec on the No. 3 grass track to run six furlongs, the former finishing in front. Master Anomaly was failing towards the end of five furlongs on the course proper in lmin 14 l-ssec. Ballanco was just in front of Salmo Salar at the finish of nine furlongs on I the plough in 2min 9 2-ssec. \ Tippling canteied a couple of cirI cuits on the plough, and then sprinted home three furlongs in 33 l-sscc. This looks particularly ivell just now. Roland was eased up in the middle stages of a four furlong sprint on the course proper, which occupied 57sec. Ventrac took lmin 9sec to run five furlongs on the plough, and was going well all the way. Reminder and Jaunt finished together at the end of six furlongs on the course proper in lmin 27sec. Palantua, looking very well, was not hurried to run six furlongs on the plough in lmin 22sec. Queen of Song gave Last Dance and a two-year-old half-sister to The Smuggler about four lengths start over half n mile, and then beat them home in 38 2-ssec. It was a particularly smart effort on the part of the first-named. Cbhota beat Jacobin over five furlongs on the course proper, in lmin Usee. Last Link ran half a mile on the same track in 57 3-ssec. Arden's Beauty ran six furlongs, aL-c en the course proper, in lmin 25see, but was stopping badly to-' wards the finish. Worship a.nd Kakara ran seven furlongs on the course proper in lmin 38 3-ssec, finishing strongly over the last three furlongs in 40sec. GoUant Fox was trotted on the plough track, and appears to be moving more freely than he did prior to the last Wingatui meeting. Later on he ran six furlongs with Cherry Queen on the same track in lmin 17 4-s=ec. Dressy ran seven furlongs on the course proper in lmin 40sec. This mare is rapidly returning to good racing condition. Rex. Beale was on the course this morning, and the damage he sustained to a shoulder when Captahfs Gift fell at Timaru is confined to the straining of some of the ligaments. Beale anticipates being able to ride at Gore next Saturday. Captain's Gift was in a bad way when he returned from the Timaru meeting, and the injury to a knee, caused by striking the hurdle, looks a serious one. It will be some days yet before 'the full extent of the trouble can be. ascertained 1 :

AUCKLAND R.C

NOMINATIONS Tlis Auckland Racing Club iioe received nominations as iollov,j; sor the two principal events at the Bummer meeting:— AUCKLAND CUP, of 1500 soys, including gold cup valued at 50 sovss; two miles —The Masquerader, Tout la Monde, Eminent, Forestry, Emotion, All Humbug, Fairway, Jnloux, Fiji, Grand Talk, Emancipation, King's Knave, D'Artagnan, Star Stranger, Kiltowyn, King Music, Peter Jackson, Carfex, Manawatu, Polydora, Spiral, Shatter, Nightly, Havering, King March, Southdown. Brambletorn; Admiral Drake, Chrysology, Spoedmint, Fast Passage, Silvox, Rocket, Ornamental, Free Air, Tied Sun, Master Nerval, King'B Archer, Korokio, Cape Fair, Courtyard, Jonathan, Great Star, Esteem, Allegretto, L'Alie4;ro, Gay Bronvv, Delrain, Master Brierly, Lord Val, Royal Artist, Alloy, Desert Star, Gold Trail, Sunny Bachelor, Gigantic, Inflation, Minerva!, Biform. RAILWAY HANDICAP, of 750 soys; tis i'urlongii—Seafox, Landlubber, Passion Fruit, Diatomouß, G'adlahd, Sinking Fund. Croupier, Trade's'mau, Intpasto, Barobur '■'! Supreme, Am'mon Ra,'' Grand Spo ■• ovdy Knight, Princess Doroen, Silvc. Mroalc. Pomp, Gree-k Gold; Exaggeration, Pelngia. Gay Marigold, Rereatu, Guarantee, Boughal, Gay Sheila, Fracas, Solomon, United, Autopay, Hampton Park, Great Star, Allegretto, Hispania, Bellkyrian, Alpinus, Star Artist, British Columbia, Puss Moth, Sir Nigel, Puia kuo, Inflation, Alignment.