LATE SPORTING.

Evening Post, Volume LXVII, Issue 128, 31 May 1904, Page 5

LATE SPORTING.

ELLEUSLIE GALLOPS. fnr TSLKOBArn — runan association.! AUCKLAND, This Day. Tho weather was bleak for training operations at Elkrslie this morning. All the work was dono on fcho eand and tan tracks, which aro short. St. Olga beat Bom Jiiana owr a milo on tho tan in lmin 18»oc. Putty went s«ivcn furlongs on th© sand in lmin 33scc ; it was a good gallop. Crispin and Koliima were together at the end of a inilo and a half on th© sand, dono in 2mlh 58s*c. Up-to-date ran a milo and a lwlf on the tan in 2min 39sco, Mikado assisting in tho last six furlongs. Hinokoa ran seven furlongs on th© Uui in lmin 29*«ec. Albuera, on the sand, dkl seven furlongs in lmin 33450 c. Uippuwai, assisted at intervals by Lady llawn and Flower of Gold, covered a milo nnd a half on th© tan in 2min 444 «»<;. Ma»>, Spalpeen, Taiuie, Aka Aka, Princojss of Thulo, Rose Shield, and Waik»ito did good useful work. After broakfast rain fell heavily. Cannotigato and Mauku wont a mijo and a quarter on the sand, doing tho lost round in 2m in 13scc. Dolores beat Yolette over soven furlongs on tho sand in lmin 36« cc. -Comfort had a useful gallop of two miles on tho sand, going well. Geologist galloped sovtm furlongs in lmin 3S*<ec ( »ergius assisting in bho kst fire. tCillarney beat Bishop in a five-furlong gallop on the sand, don© in lmin lOsec. Tuknpa went seven furlongs on the sand, doing tho last six in limn 25sec. Bonheur gulloped onco round the tan in lmin 674ftec, Sonona a«si»ting for tho last four furlongs. A number of others wero out doing iwcful work. Tupara and Cavalry started for a mile and a half over hurdles, Tupom. fairing twice and giving a Very unmtifffnetory exhibition.