THE TURF.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1197, 4 August 1911, Page 7

THE TURF.

RICCARTON TRAINING NOTES ■ ' » ■: SOME INTERESTING GALLOPS, (By Tcleeraoh—Prose A,ssociatlon.l. Christchurch, August 3. It was a cold raw morning wiTT drizzling rain when training operation; Were in progress. Most of the gallop.' took place on. the. outside of tlio course proper, which proved fair going. Proceedings commenced at 7.(5 by P Holmes dispatching Edna May for t '■ gallop over six furlongs, the distant 'being run in lmin. 21 l-oscc. Honny Glen (C. Emerson) ian sever [furlongs jn lmin. 33 l-ssec—a satisfactory performance. Prim's effort over i , similar distance run in exactly the sani< 'time waa. also good, i Maui, with an advantage in tho weights, i defeated Kingsway ovor eight furlongs. ,' run in lmin. 53sec. —a useful' gallop. \ Countermine finished in front of Avarice i over the last five furlongs of a six-fur-'long spin, Tun in lmin. 7 2-ssec. Deerslay&r ran half a mile in 57 4-osec, Appin, under a pull, ; took 2min. lasec •while running the last sine furlongs of s mile and a quarter. . Coroniform CB. King) ran seven fnr.longs- in 'lmin. 35sec. : ' Corazon .finished several'lengths in fronl of Dorando at tho end of a mile and a / haJf jojiraey "on tho sand, running once 'round in. 2min. 41 I-Ssjc., and the last imile'nnd,a quartor in 2niin. 23Jsec. 'Martiner': (lighit-weight) ran eeven furlongs in- tmin. 32Jsec. Effort (W; Ryan) proved too good for Aridm. at tie conclusion'of. a six-farlong epin, which'slie ran comfortably in lmin, 22 4-ssec. . Flltfiway ran the best six furlongs gal- ' lop of the morning, by running the distance in Imin. 18 4-ssec, Somersault running; a similar distance in lmin. 21 3-ssec. ■Negative (F. Langstone), under a strong pull,-ran seven furlongs iu lmin. 36 2rssec.' . . . . Nyland (C. Emoreon) ran six furlongs ill lmin. lOsecr-a useful performance. Lovell and Hawiofc finished together at the end of "a gallop on the sand extending over a mile and a quarter, which occupied ' 2min.' 29sec". Amaru "ran- six furlongs in lmin. U Wsec. ■ . Shillelagh and King of Trumps ran a mile:a.ndYa. half in 3niin.,'- the pair being together ,, at the finish. All; Guns ran over half a mile up the back'in. 53;ec. Eurus'and Milo ran the. last mile of a mile' and a quaxter in lmin. 59sec, Miimura, assisted by Puaia over the last five furlongs, running a similar distance in lmin.' 52sec. "•'.•■■ ■ Boanerges (A. Oliver)' and Gold Circle (T. O'Brien) were together at -the finish of a spin over six furlongs, run in lmin.' 20 l-ssec. ' Baffin took lmin. 57sec. in getting to the end of a mile. ' ' Embrasure, Merrie Zealand, and Sublime finished together at the end of a gallop over six furlongs on the saad, the' time: registered bsing lmin. 23see. Master Panil proved too good for Myall in a- similar task on the course proper run in lmin. 23 2-ssee. The Cornet and Wedge finished toKether at tho end of a strongly-run six furlongs on tho sand. Toep ran a. mile on the samo track. Hoanga defeated Alexis orer a milo journey, the last seven furlongs being run in lmin. i! 8 }-ssec. Liberty (Jackson), Honest Tom (W. Retter), and Coroaa (J. Hegarty) fenced safely in fv schooling -tajk over ti«;(ce round of the big fences, the last-named finishing slightly in front. Nig Might ran six furlongs in lmin. 25seo. • ■ ■ Eevenge- (L. Hegirty). Saiopin (L. Hill), and Staybov were companions in a round of the big fences, and. with the exception of tho'first-named striking the last fence,, tall jumped safely, 'the fii-sr-'named , two, finishing, together, with the last-named several lengths aivay. Eaglestone ran half a mile in. 55 2-ssec. :Golil'Phi, '.feapience, and Passive -finished .together .after running a mile in 1 niin. aSscc. \ ' . ■ Wirral (R. Gray) gave a stood display of fencing whilo negotiating one round of the big fences. ; Canterbury (J. Levi) Kildonan (C. Cress) and Dqggerbank (H. Hickton) jumped five- flights of tho schooling hurdles, the trio performing satisfactorily. Turna Tan six furlongs in lmin. 23 2-ssec. Wairaki jumped four flights of the schooling hurdfes safely. Whakaweira, Eiya, and Centaur jumpfld one hurdle, afterwards doing useful work on the inside grass.

Red M'Grcgor (W. Windsor) jumped Fafwy over the post and rails and double. The Rover was tco good for King Try at the end of a six-furlongs run in lniin. 23 3-osec. Ahuapai defeated Silkweb over half a mile, run in 53 4-biee-Fasriakyle (J. Pine) ran sis furlon»s in. lmin.. 24(se=. Sabinfi (H. Hickton) jumped safely over fivo flights of the schooling hurdles'. Gd6d Sign defeated Busyland over the. last half-mi)o. of five furlongs up the backrun in 53 4-ss.ee. St. Albert (Hutchison) and Tyrannic (N, Oampbell) sravo. ,i good display whilo jumping over onfin round, of the big fenevs the latter having a slight advantage at tho finish. Friwolliti and Tiltny lass finished together at the end of a. m-furlongs run in lmin. 2\mc. ' Silver Blaze .(Lloyd) and Tahiki ?€t out to jump a couple of rounds of tho bi» fences. The pair kept together till tho brush fence, at which the latter foil. Tho former jumped well, and finished his task alone, 'lahlki was afterwards remounted ana finished the journey safely. Sea Dog (L. Colcmanj and Tho Gunner (H. Coker; finished together after jumping over a round of tho big fences safely. Compass, Paisano, True Blue, Paritut'u Dearest, Santa Claus, Odessa, St. "Ida, ' lasmak. Dm!. Espartero, Tho Xative Iney, Continuance, Ribstone Pippin, Kohinpox, and Flambeau all performed more or less useful tasks. Antarctic was restricted to steady workon the sand. SCRATCHED FOR CUP. ■ (By Telesraph.-Press Association.) ■ Christchurch, August 3. Foramen was scratched for the Xew Zjaland Cup at 9.50 a.m. to-day