TRENTHAM TRACK NOTES

Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 65, 19 March 1925, Page 12

TRENTHAM TRACK NOTES

It was very pleasant at Trentham this morning, and the-tracks being in good order, some useful work was accomplished. So far no visiting horses have put in an appearance. The tan track was in general use, and provided good going. Carawoek was sent to canter once round before it was properly light, and finished up his task by sprinting home from the half-mile post in 49 3^ssec. He had only a light boy up, but, it was a good effort, and he is coming on welj. The two-year-old Assert fan three furlongs up the back in 42sec, and Laughingstock was also sprinted. Lake Uru, picked up by Bright Eyes at the half-milo post, ran six furlongs in lmin 17 1-osec, "the first two furlongs taking 26seu. Lake Uru was going the better of the pair at the finish. Matin Bell galloped seven furlongs in lmin 32sec, Ihe first three furlongs taking 39 l-sseo.

Wench was given steady half-pace work.

Mastp.r Sandstone was too good for Nayy Cut in a run over sis furlongs in lmm 1G 4-ssbo.

Nadarino and Indian Sage dashed over three furlongs in 3Bsec, both going very well, .

Quest cantered a round with Minotus, and then alone sprinted half a, mile in 4!) sec.

Merit, after conimencins very slowly, •fialloped five furlongs in lmin "2 1-osec, the first furlong taking Msec. Inoo and Peggy Ford on the grass sprinted three furlongs in 31 2-Osec. Inoe was rather wayward prior to the gallop. • lanatleps beat-Aeriform over a mile in lmin 4a 2-ssec. They finished up their tasks well, as neither was .ridden out. -Master Peter, Appellant, Trcslium, and Ilka did useful half-pace work. <„rand Knight and Black Cat ran down from the half-mile post, in 50sec, but neither was doing ju best at the finish? balamis, De.gage, and The TanWSvcre sent to run half a mile, but, prior to the start the first-named dropped his ncler, and after careering about the ceni . . Cours6 for some minutes escaped to the scraping s h ec ] s . He was CiUlg i,t and remounted. The three jumped off practically together, with The Tank on the inside and Degaso on the outside. At the hmsh Salamis was a. little in front of Begase, with The Tank ,-lose up third, time SOsec A S f ar as cou , d he £ tl)e Utreo would bo carrying about equal

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