Trackwork Kaye stable success likely

Press, 17 June 1988, Page 31

Trackwork Kaye stable success likely

Special correspondent Palmerston North The Kaye stable could have two winners on the second day of the Manawatu Racing Club’s meeting at Awapuni tomorrow if yesterday’s final trials on the track are any indication. Both Irish Boe and Pauline Marie worked in fine style for the last two races on the second day card. Irish Boe has thrived since his dead-heat last week. He is expected to shine again in the Lion Brown Handicap while Pauline Marie’s good third on the first day suggests she could win the firw race on the card. Working on the inside

trial which was soft Irish Boe completed 1200 metres in 1:19. the last 600 m in 40s. He was keen to go faster and an expected gluey track tomorrow should suit him. Pauline Marie covered 1000 metres in 1:8, the last 600 m in 40s. She handled the ground well last Saturday so with very slight improvement she could win. '' Julliard, which races at Hawera next week, sprinted up 600 metres in 38s and Miss Challenge ran similar time. She is another off to Hawera next Wednesday. Red Spit was timed 1000 metres in ktO, the last 600 m in 42s awu after a_bold run last week .hft-

should be hard to beat in the Raceway Caterers. Lord Walter completed 600 metres in 40s and Sling Shot took 395. Sophie’s Secret, which may race at Hastings next week, was impressive running 1000 metres in 1:7, the last 600 m in 41s. She is very well. Tasha, which will be improved by the race on Saturday, worked in company with Paparae over 800 metres in 525, the last 600 m in 38.45. They are rivals in the Royal Hong Kong Handicap. American, a chance in the Raceway Caterers, worked evenly over 1000 metres in 1:10, the last 600 m in 425. He has been mmninn- —KUftAcJ.