SMART GALLOP BY SUDD EL NIL

Press, Volume CII, Issue 30061, 20 February 1963, Page 5

SMART GALLOP BY SUDD EL NIL

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DVtaSHN. IW>. 19. Sudd M MH. wftSch lw been bln prospecta for the Otago Handicap, the foeture aeesit at the Dunedin Jockey Ctab’s meeting on Tborodanr, wtth an atitirectivw trial at Wwgatul t* Othera' to abqnv up wet* Bright OMmteoß. MiMuty Smart, Golden Giytmia; •n>e3!ug. Fort Garry, Chmgr Bfil. Wild DeHgM and Corduroy. The track was that after recent rata. The tet work waa heM 30 feet out on the course proper. Sudd 12 N« (R. Hedger) tenthe opening Airkmg in 13»ec and wata not eootanded to hold Boawnod (&. A. Low) by a length at the end of 'han a mile kt 50sec. .

Bright Counteas and NHghty Smart (CL J. Dtdham) went over the aatne ground in 40 2-Saec. They wet* kept up to their vrorik throawhout. GoUen GJynnis (R. J. Skelton) reoonded 30 < Booc. the last ,three fwtona in 38eec, and she 'did R well. The Gold N4b mare w*U be ridden by B. J. Anderton in the Maungatua Intermediate Handicap. Corneil (H. T. Anderton) was keen to gallop and dashed over three furlongs in 38 l-saec. She wee followed, by Athenree One (R. WdMer) in 38 Msec, Jentea (B. J. Anderton) under a hold in 40 2-6aee, Tara Hill (W. Gye, KurdriUe (L. Tree) and My FUou (J. Carvalho) in 40 4-foec.

Chattel (R. J. Skelton) recorded one of the beet trials over five furlongs in Imin 4 4-ssec, the last three forkings in 39eec.

Her connexicne were dissatisfied with her weight for the first day of the meeting, but gte may start on Saturday. Crackle (T. Powell) worked

well in Imin 5 3-ssec after taking 26eec for the first two furlongs. Lucky Streak (H. T. Anderton) and Baiken Boy (B. J. Anderton) were together in the same time, the first two furtongs in 26 2-seec. French Leave (R. J. Skelton) was a length too good for Allez Vite (H. T. Anderton) and Bluenial (B. J. Anderton) in Imin 5 2-6eec, the first two furlongs in 26 2-ssec. Indian Briar finished close up after running wide at the turn. His trainerrider, A. I. PoweU, had a few anxious momenta when a rein broke during the gallop. Wild Delignt (R. Pledger) and Corduroy (A. I. Powell) pleased with six furlongs in Imin 18sec, the last three furkmgs in 39 3-ssec. Wild Delight fell at her last start at Gore, but her earlier form had been solid. Unbeaten Hot Foot (J. R. Dowling) ran five furiongs in a shade over Imin ssec, the last half-mile in 51 3-seec and the final three furlongs in. 30eec. This filly, which has not been beaten in her two starts to date, may race on the second day of the meettag on Saturday. One of the best trials over ground was by Arowood (S,. J Dtdham) and Innuendo (J. Carvalho), which were together over six furlongs in Imin Ifoec, the first three furlongs in 36sec Ravelston (H. T. Anderton) and Kumal (B. J. Anderton) ran the first three furlongs in

»mc and were <m terns fa Imdn 30 2-aeec. Outer BUI (J. R. Dowto<) recorded an knpccoatv* trial over Seven furionra. suetatatoc a strong ran to sower the test tores ftirtoags to 38 Msec. The Oaltantter gtidta« to a toon yy tor toe Twtantei LonlF»tr (IT. FteareU) worked well over seven furious tn hteta a htoec. toe first half, mile to M Msec. Barrister (S. J. Skelton) was •ocomoentod tw Mon Rod (M Landrebe) over an easy seven furtanae to 'lmto 3teec, toe first hMf-mite to M 2-toec. Whh a first and a second to her test two. races Banister is one of toe favourites for toe Otego nhrwWrwg The Slug (J. Carwtoo) and Fort Garry (W. C. Gye) flnitoed riser of toeir stebtantte, Dataiy (L. Tree) at toe end of a mile to Imto Msec, toe last three ftartongs in Msec. They set out to do an easier task, but ten toe opening haH-mlte to SOsec.

Solus (M. Landrebe), assisted by Retatton (E. J. Dddham) over toe first five furlongs, ran seven furlongs to Imto 37see. He gaUoped toe opening half, mile to 32sec. He is a likely starter on Saturday.