Shangri-La In Good Trial For Trentham

Press, Volume CII, Issue 30173, 3 July 1963, Page 4

Shangri-La In Good Trial For Trentham

SbMtfrijji dhaped wefl ia a solo nnie fallap M RiccartM yesterttay oaonuag, and was taken aortii fast evening. She w a Sendh Iriand hope in the Whyte Hant&ap at Trantham on S*riM*l*W AitewMwmwitejr * Apa-dae. wftndb has fone to Treartham for hade faces, abo pleased in a sprint with Shakes and Dtan.

Shaies wSB pmbaW : race on the fieesssri day rf the Wel&aftoß and a Treotham «awKifs fw Ham depends tm how j he shapes *t Wash- . dyke on .Saturday. GriHaptsg was fioae .on toe. Ko. t gram, wiuen wac *oft . SteagrirL* <Bwk' reoo«M .tem 44 1 -tec for 'te mfle. She tapt a steady .pace and ran te last hMf-®He in ktee without teqg st fcfil ’’stekriri a£ to* tetor far reaesft rate at Arifabteo® and Wteidyfce. tot M is the Kfcyfe Handicap nagfct be a; . lattle snore than to* can manage. For Trenihßaa Apache (Iff. Eastwood) and Semite <M*raem> appeared to be going better than Ham (Bruinrunig' fimsrumg seven • furlongs in Imam Bite, toe last tour in 5® 1-tee.

Ajpaehe ran keenly from toe start, and Shakes was going ntoeiy alongside turn near toe end.

Coral Chief (N. Eastwood) and Mhcr (Main ) were trader rashraiint in toeir mile and took tain atee.

Donna Man* < Swanson) was dear of Shipper (Hadfield) after running a male in

tain 4B 1 ss*r. ‘TSagy raitetifi sgieed in to* rii sfakk .and toric M 4-tec tor fte tatt Picket dStofaari. Wswerisy (OfoftfiaMb. and Storarame fitete to tost s®ter .iff ieagto intorvaili in their semßSdtautoatg trial. FScfcet raemsfiad tads 9 1 Ssctu *®d iSßte tor toe lari Mtedto. Wtowariey wra fakes arato tet evening, and wtiiLl ran to toe open murtotls on toe first, and seound days at to* B’el-

liEartnn sraerins. X MeChue tad not: engaged :a rider tor ten up to yesterday morning-

St. Mato (Eastwood ) and Vivien Babe (Messent ) were e® temnas after running five ftaongs in tans 8 1-Ste, test St. Mrio appeared to .take toe honours. They ran to* last half-mile to 51 3-ssec. and St. Mak- was keen to, Smart Sprint VaJiuai* (Iff. Eastwood 1 and Fillar (Seribi). two off toe earliest workers, dashed over five furlongs to tain 3 l-osec. toe last four to 49 3-ssec.

Valuait* is improving wito each gallop and should run well at toashdyke Yoaemit* <Beek) sprintec six futoorugs in tain 52 4-s®ec and was joined for toe last hallff-miJe. ran in 52 4-saee, by his Stablemate.

CMs* ; Kara ffßadri rari Macy Boy Oterin) brat to* Issa rrgTi- «■*■< Ml -Cate* fXrari by three toagfiss from toe six furlongs. Yb*y raranM taato » Mte mM tt Mte flor to* Sari teff-raito. Mctaty Jfirifi CTiiitefi «nfi fiaTs Prafte OL J. fflirttari raeoßficfi taan M Maae tar mate tategs and St B-tac te toe 3te hriterito Mriedy Mrid to a IW-; weight Maspte te- fib* Wattodytoe tatammediiai* Handicap on Satarday. Khtrto* (Swanson) and Dowenanca (Catons' reeled aS half a mile ia 50 S-tec. ft was « good gallop by these twa-year-oid*, which wto meet to to* Juvenile Handicap at Wakadyke. Other tialf-HEiJ* gtHaps:— Vitamrie (Traaeey’A 50 4-ssec; His Host fCalltos'. SSsec: Trove (Lew, 51 B-ssee: Royal Mile (Mein > and Tuborg -(Hadfields2-see: Lady York (X H. Eariwaad 1 , aßsee: -Ousnberiand (Crate V 54 2-saec: Disguised (Coillins' and CapffitTi (Hadfield’. 52 3-Saeie: First Tme <Beck> and Mossburn (A. Eastwood). 52 2-ste.