SPORTING
WANGANUI TRACK NOTES
|By Telegraph.—^Press Association.)
•WANGANTJI, This.Day. The weather was fine for training operations this morning. . The tracks dead after rain overnight. iNou dany of the visiting horses iiave yeic arrived.
Pomp (J. Raynor) and Arisus (Ellis ; went five furlongs, the former in front ail the way, in lmiii 5 l-ssec. Pomj. tinisneci a length aheacli ' Kowhatu went twice round and sprinted the last two furlongs in 27 1-5 sec
freehold (Wilson) and Just an Hcv (W. Fielding) covered a round of th*> big fences. Both were jumping ver) well. Freehold was later assoeiatea with Kaihoro in a spin over six fur. longs. The first half-mile was run in 50sec. KSihoro* then drew away tc finish two lengths in front, in Imin 17 l-ssec, without being extended, W.'Hawthorn gate FogTiorn, Cape, town, Trader Horn,* and Thermopylae pace woi-K. '-"' - ' *
Clopton and Jack Plane set out to do a mile and a half over the hurdles, but after going three furlongs Clopton's rider, lost an iron, and Jack Plane went. on alone. He out jumped Clop^ ton. The latter subsequently put in, a round on the fiat at half-pace./
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 109, 10 May 1932, Page 9
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189SPORTING Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 109, 10 May 1932, Page 9
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