TRENTHAM NOTES

Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 62, 15 March 1927, Page 7

TRENTHAM NOTES

_ Proceedings were rather more interesting at Irentham this morning, when the work was disposed of under ideal conditions Practically all the work was done on the tan or sawdust track, which is not conducive to fast times, to T 8 ank and Mandarine were the first 20 3 osec' runmnff six furJ°ng3 in lmin Priceless, on the outside of the course S er anJr P,i d °? 3t the fi^-fudc-ng ißW sUecr dbo^ m g eotS^ ted'hal£ a mile .. Jof >KlDg ran a smart six furlongs practically by himself, for Mimetic failed to P ,hmi, \' p- at the half-mile. Joy Kinu completed his task in lmin 15 l-ssec, after running the first three furlongs in 37sec wa?T cl h and Mnfe were not hurned to run five furlongs 'in lmin 4

Rapine jumped away at the mile post and, galloping in good style all the way hnished up his task in lmin 42sec He looks in rare buckle. Wild Pigeon beat Royal Game home °Vn c furl°ngs, in lmin 5 4-ssec. Outfit and Ardfinna'n galloped six furlongs in lmin 21sec. Centrepiece and Front Rank were sent to gallop six furlongs, but the rider of Centrepiece lost an iron and Centrepiece was not persevered with, Front Rank beating him home in lmin Msec. btar Stranger hit out well and sprinted home the last three furlongs of a gallop m 40sec. Green Cloth just led Sudden Storm at ? r en four furl.onSs> ™ 50 3-ssec Macroom was going nicely with Carrigallon at the end of a half-mile sprint, in Gauntlet, who looks well, beat Inoe over Beven furlongs, in lmin 33sec. Royal Divorce finished clear of Kilmezzo, with Arch A. row well back, in' a gallop over five furlongs, in lmin 4sec, the last half mile in 50sec. Paddon, after beginning slowly, galloped half a mile in 51 l-ssee. No Favours ran half a mile in 53sec. Commendation was on the course, but was not worked. He galloped a smart ten furlongs at Napier Park on Sunday, and is to be galloped again to-morrow. Civility and Benzora arrived yesterday, and were out doing pace work. W. Rayner was out with Lysander, Damaris, The Thorn, Deluge, Thaw, and Covent Garden. All look well. The Thorn will be ridden in the Thompson Handicap by L. A. Pine, and probably the Southern lightweight, W. Brown, will be on Deluge. Both Thaw and Covent Garden will run in the Plunket Nursery, and they will be ridden by L. A. Pine and J. Barry. T. Green is to ride-Damaris, in the Challenge Stakes, Pine being on Lysander. L. G. Morris will ride Royal Divorce in the Thompson Handicap.