ON TRENTHAM TRACKS

Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 123, 26 May 1932, Page 13

ON TRENTHAM TRACKS

THIS MORNING'S GALLOPS

FULL MARK FOR NORTH

I (By "Rangatira.") Although weather conditions were excellent riot much fast work was attempted at "Trentham this'morning. The outside of the course proper was open and provided first-class going. Flower (J. Gumi), picked up by Purse (S. Wilson) at the half-mile, ran. fivefurlongs in Imin 3 4-ssec, the final halfmile in 50 2-ssee. Purse was ti shade in front at the end. ; : ' ' \ Miss Hastings (W. E. Shand), having her first fast gallop for a fortnighf, was too good at the end for Black Mint (Wilson), beating him by two lengths over an easy mile, the; last half-mile being in 55sec. Black Mint is not galloping so well at present as ho was a few weeks back. ' • ; Eminent (Wilson) and Lavington (I. Bohloff) did an easy' five furlongs together in Imin Bsec. . ■ Royal Game (W. H.'Jbnps) also work-" ed over a mile easily, coming home from the half-mile in 53 2-ss'ec t Jones'is to. ride him at Otaki. ': • " Aroma (A. Leach) again" showed her speed by galloping away •from Miss; Beatrice (Gunn) • over half" a uiile in; 50 3-ssoe. This two-year-old sister to Pewa -srili probably have her first race", "at Otaki. ■" ' Tobaccoland (Wilson) slipped «*er seven furlongs attractively iii lm& 32 l-ssec, coming homo from "the halfmilo in-53 2-ssec. ' ; '' - ■" Pahu (Leach) and Joie de Val (Shand) had a hard tussle over the last couple of furlongs of their'mile gallop, the former just beating his companion to the post. Their full time' was Imin 45 4-ssec, tli& final seven furlongs being done in Imin 32 4-osec, . and the last half-mile in"s3 l-ssec/ vPahu's effort was an excellent one for . a hurdler. This gelding is very iit at present, his coat being brighter 'than it 'has ever been. . . " ■ ■ ; ;.'•■ ; • :-. Waratah. (K. J. Maekie), after the worst of the start, beat ' Coekpen (Jones) comfortably, ov.er half a mile in 50 3-ssec... New Era (Wilson) ran home from the three furlongs in 40 1-osec, and Little Thrush (Leach) took 55 2-ssec to run an easy half-mile. ' ■ "'" Araios (K. Hawkins).rattled off half a mile in 50 3-ssec.•, Always possessed of a lot of speed, this th'ree-yearrQld appears to fre coming more solid than earlier in his career, and a small race may shortly come his way. ..''. A. 'Jenkins. leaves for EHerslie on Monday in order to school '3tilT Mark for the Great Northern: Hurdles. He has recently been.'to Otaki to; ride him at work, and he will'be on him in the Northern; Although this, brother to Spearful has not been muqli; spoken of in a Northern connection, it,is confidently expected by hi^ party. that he will, go a great race. ,under . his 9.6. .renkins 's ride in the" Steeplechase will be Landmark. -.. . V' w The ranks of trainers at: Trentham may shortly receive an addition in Mr. W. J. Wood; who lias applied to the District Committee for recommendation for a licence. Wood, who has been in the Dominion about five years, has had training experience in the stable of Ms father, who trains in England, and if he is granted a-licence he will have one or two horses to start on. ' The Sun, accompanied by his trainer, C. Pritehard, leaves for the- South this evening to race at'Washdyke oir Saturday and afterwards at ' Wmgatui.: ,1.. Rohloff will ride -iim in his engagements. '.:... .'• . " ' '.'-.