Fair Rosamond looks ready

Press, 3 April 1980, Page 2 (Supplement)

Fair Rosamond looks ready

Fair Rosamond, placed In two of Tier four starts earlier in the season, showed that she is well forward to start another campaign with I a decisive win in fast time at the Riccarton Turf Club’s race trials at- Rangiora. on Tuesday. The daughter of Aristoi and Palley showed that she has inherited much of her dam’s brilliance by dashing away to win the second heat of the two-year-old event easily from Galway and ran the 1000 m in a smart 59.85. Fair Rosamond, which will make a fresh start, at Blenheim later this month, was one of two juvenile winners Peter Jones saddled. The Riccarton trainer was also represented successfully in the two-year-old qualifying trial by Uprising. This daughter of BattleWaggon and Seminole did

iwell, after starting wide out. •to .lead Berthajo by font | lengths ending 1000 m in 625. I Uprising, which is raced [by Mr G. E. T. iof Ekatahuna, will make het race debut in the Autumn [Nursery Handicap at Riccarton on Monday. i The first heat of the non-' : qualifying two-year-old event resulted-in a dead-heat for first between Jane Again and Regal Deb. They re-> corded 61.9 s for 1000 m. Jane Again is a Beaufort! Sea-Mary Ellen filly and carries the colours of her Anv berley trainer, John and Regal Deb. which is raced by Mr K. R. Mcllraitli. is prepared at Tuahiwi by; Ray Harris. Monk’s Dilema and Coun« try Memories won their respective 1200 m heats of the maiden qualifying events and Prince Yoko was successful in the 1600 m...,