THE RACING WORLD

Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 147, 17 March 1933, Page 17

THE RACING WORLD

TRENTHAM TRACKS t ■ Very Busy Morning SOME SMART WORK Prominent Candidates Out (By ‘The Watcher.”) . Yesterday was a very busy morning on the tracks at Trentham, the majority of the visitors to the meeting having put in an appearance. There was a good deal of fast galloping, the plough, the trial grass, and tho course proper all being used. The grass tracks were very fast. Autopay , and Normandy worked while it was still quite dark. Both have done well. J. W. Lowe was present, and then said gopd-bye to his friends, and left to join the Wanganella for Melbourne with lied &un and Sage. ' * Dole and Pegged Exchange worked oh

the course proper before the day broke properly. H. N. Wiggins will ride Pegged Exchange. Golden Horn and Cape Town could not have improved much on their lmin. 17J sec. for six furlongs. Nor could Shootist and Invite on the 51$sec. for the last four of their work. • . Bay Tree cantered down the sprint course, and Midian worked easily on the plough. Both these colts look well. Guarantee sprinted from the mile post down the back of the course proper. He appeared to be moving a bit short. Golden Hair and Peschiera sprinted down the. straight on the plough at the end of their work. Barry rides the filly and Atkins will be on Peschiera. Eminent, under a lightweight, held Might at the end of six in lmin. 16sec. Epigram went with them, and eased off over the last furlong. Eminent went particularly well, and so did Might. Fracas ran four furlongs on the main track, finishing well. Red Manfred did a similar task from the five-furlong barrier. Gay Crest and Tout le Mond ran six on the plough,in.lmin. 16sec. Tout ’ le Mond drew out at the finish of a good gallopl Cricket Bat ran a smart six in lmin. 15Jsec., and did it,well. Zeebrugge, Rebel Song, Heather Glow, and Rocket finished up their work with half-mile sprints. La Moderne and Inflation ran four in oOjscc. Inflation seemed a bit on his toes. ... Adventus and Red Flush ran seven in lmin. 30seC. True Shaft and Eupator recorded 48J see. for four—a useful effort for Eupator. Poinp was going better than Cottesmore at the end of four in 49sec. March Alone and Miladi ran six in lmin. 1 Ifeec., the last half in SOsec. Both went well. Gay Sheila was better than Secrecy in 48 44>sec. for four. Gold Trail and Awaken ran a mile in lmin.. 43Jsec., the first half in 52sec. Awaken was going the better at the finish, but she had a very light boy, while Atkins was on Gold Trail. Cold Trail did not pull up too well. Prior to breakfast there had been a dead calm, but a fresh breeze from the north slowed up the runners round the turn after the interval. Palace, Revision, and Chile finished in that order at the end of six in lmin. 16J sec. Princess Doreen on the trial grass ran ■59 4-ssec. for five, the last half in 48sec. She went well and looks fit. Green Linnet ran five in lmin. 2 1-5 •sec., the last, half in 48 l-ssec. She finished well. The Tiger ran four in 48sec. Kerbside. and Assemble took lmin. 3 2-ssec. for five, the last half in 49 2-ssec. They could have done better., ■ Lordly Knight, on the trial grass, sprinted three brilliantly in 344seC. Chief Light and Mobile ran four in 53jsec., hard held throughout. Gay Court' ran six nicely in lmin. 17 l-s§et*. ■. " Ruling Light and Shining Gold took lmin. 33 l*ssec, for seven, and were not knocked about. iVorship and Trek ran five in lmin. 4sec.. the last half in 51sec. They were not doing their best. Good Hunting sprinted four in 49Jsec. Martian Chief bled Very badly after running .six alone in lmin. 174 sec.

After indulging in a lengthy .spell. Bronze Eagle has joined the regular workers at Takanini. Bronze Eagle’s forelegs show signs of the blistering he. has been treated to, but he is quite free from soreness. However, the test will not come until he is asked to gallop fast, wlleti a better idea be obtained about the likelihood of standing a solid preparation. Bronze Eagle is in good general health, and has settled down to work in the most Sedate fashion. . , ■'

OHINEMURI TO-DAY Review of the Fields Dominion Special Service. Auckland, March 16. Good fields are carded for the opening of the OhinemurLJockey Club’s meeting at Paeroa to-morrow, and some keen contests should eventuate. The win and place system of betting will be in operation, and a successful meeting is anticipated. Horses likely to be well supported in their engagements include the following: 11.50: Handicap Hurdles —The Ruby Dawn —Ruby Meteor bracket, Unoco and Wee Prince. 12.35: Karangahake Handicap—lmpasto, Trickling Water, and Cherry King. 1.20: Awaiti Handicap—The Ruri— Kurapae bracket, Gay Broney and Kahau. 2.5: Ohinemuri Cup—King’s Knave, Eager Rose, and Sunny Sky. 2.50: Komata Handicap—Landlubber, King Win, and Delrain. 3.35: St. Patrick’s Handicap—Bambury, Prolyxo, and Greek Gold. 4.20: McGuire Steeplechase—Trowbridge, Copey. and Nassock. 5.10: Netherton Handicap—Grand Talk, Lady’s Boy, and Mungatoon. The card is as follows: —

British Columbia. 7 3 ST. PATRICK’S HANDICAP, ot 200 sovs.

McGUIRK STEEPLECHASE, of 150 sovs. ‘About two miles and a-half.

FIRST HANDICAP HURDLES, Of 150 sovs. One mile and a-lialf. High Pitch . 11 o Wee Prince . 9 5 Welcome Free Air ') 2 Boy 10 4 Unoco fl n Arch Eagle . 10 0 Zane Grey fl 0 Imperial Ruby Dawn fl 0 Prince 9 12 Ruby Meteor 9 1) KARANGAHAKE HANDICAP, of 150 sovs.: two-year-olds. About five 1 :urlongs and a -half. Impasto 9 S’ Gold Pocket 7 0 Rereatu S 8 Hyllus filly 7 4 Trickling Lorelie 7 3 water 7 10 Queen Nona 7 Glenromney 7 8 Lagoon Royal Secret 7 0 Cherry King 7 7 7 0 AWAITI HANDICAP, of 100 sovs. About five furlongs and a-half. Run 9 0 Trickle 7 12 Transaction 8 12 High Kaliau (Incl. Exchange 7 12 101b. rchcp.) 8 8 Kurapae 7 12 Beryl Lptour 8 c Notamlnt 7 12 MIsS Lull: . 8 4 Slion Latour 7 12 Courthaven . 7 13 Deux Francs 1 12 Gay Brouey 7 12 Kaliau .... 7 12

0HINEMUR1 CUP, of 400 sovs.. One mile and a quarter and 20 yards. Sunny Sky . 9 t! Wbakapara . 7 12 King’s Knave 8 7 Flying Prince 7 12 Knight of . Alloy 7 It Australia (in. Gay Idea 7 7 21b. rehcp.) 8 y Trlshna 7 y Royal .lalldy Karo 7 Doulton 8 Grand Tea . 7 0 Hager Rose i 7 13 Lady Lulu . 7 0

KOMATA HANDICAP, of 150 sovs.: about seven furlongs. Woodful 0 (i Don’t Lap . 7 1 Delraln S 10 Valrelna 7 0 Sea Ruler (In. On Approval 7 0 01b. rehep) 8 9 Notamlnt 7 0 Moonfleet 8 3 T'lldora 7. 0 King Win (In. Booklaw 7 0 61b. rehep) 8 3 Principal 7 0 tapstone 7 9 Roman Landlubber . 7 9 Mascot 7 0 Welcome Lu 7 8 Kanapa . 4 . 7 0 Currajong 7 3 Great Britain 7 0 Mahklll i 3 . Clan Ronald 7 0

Six furlongs. Sunny Sky 8 11 Hampden Chief Cook .84 Park 7 9 Greek Gold .81' Instalment Y 0 Bambury (tn. Norval Tea . 7 0 Ulb rehep) 713 Miss Prrtljrxo (in. Lorraine 7 0 101b rehep) 7 11 Marechai 7 0 Lord Vai . ' 7 10

Copey 10 8 Trowbridge 9 0 Simeon . • 10'0 Little Arch . 9 0 Nassock.. . .. 10 0 ..Cargen 9'■0 "Mastet Lu . ‘9 12" ‘ JIuhga King 9 0 Absent .. 9 11 Dome 9 8 Crcina’s 9 0 Royal Reign . Star Comet . 9 8 King 9 0 Slump .. 9 5 Bonny Play . 9 0 Foxhound 9 1

NETHERTON HANDICAP, of 150 Eight furlongs and a half. 80VS. Alloy (in. Sib. Baroscope S 8 relicp) . 9 13 Lady's Boy , 8 2 Imperial Grand Talk . 8 2 Prince 8 11 Ornamental 8 0 Lucy Rose . 8 11 Last Lap .. 8 0 Great Mungatoon 8 0 Emblem 8 9