NEW PLYMOUTH NOTES

Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 118, 20 May 1932, Page 4

NEW PLYMOUTH NOTES

LITTLE DOUBT'S CHANCE;

' " W Telesrapli.) "]■ . (Special to '(The Evening Post") .1 XE.W PLYMOUTH, This Day.' \ New Plymouth stabler will have only two representatives .at-.EUei-slie, Little JDoubt and Royal BengaJ., However, they' look like proving-a very worthy pair.!Little Doubt, appears to be right baqk to;h'is<best forni" and'his connections are. very .sanguine. -concerning his Cornwall Handicap cliarice... Roy.al Bengal lia's faced the starter, o,n,ly.Qn,six occasions this'seiispn for three'firsts,, one seqond, one third,' and once'i'mplaced, and fie is undoubtedly a much improved hack. He won with a l9t in hand at Haw;ra)and has done'well since. i Gibraltar, Easte • Time, and Orapai are all spelling, and it will probably be over a month before they are put into work again... .The. rising.three-year-olds, Merry Way and Glow-light, have been recommissioned and will commence easy tasks before long. Mrs. W. Graham has" also purchased the rising- -two-year-old- colt by Potoa from Merry Jest.- • -This youngster was brought in -last' week and- is -now. quartered in J: O'Xeillfs -stable.... He. .is. a. likely looking ch«stmitu.. '■: ■,■;■'■■'.'.':. . .In addition Xf>. Sparkling Morn.R.Barlow has a fine-looking rising three-year-' old, .Glen Vane, in work. 'He! is! a, iulK Mother 'fo';'Anemometer," arid,/though* as yet' he has not been tried, 'he has a.- fine rakmg^ stride- and gives every, vindication of turning out more than useful. < ■' ' intends bringing-in the JSTiggeV Minstrel three-year-old Cornerman again very-shortly-.- -.--This-black-showed-a-lpt of promise-in the spring, but never seemed able to throw off the effects of a rather bad ; cold. -However, he has done well during his spell and all- going well should win good races.nest season. •> ' '■