AUCKLAND TRACK NOTES

Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 131, 30 November 1933, Page 15

AUCKLAND TRACK NOTES

(By Telegraph.—Presi Association.)

AUCKLAND, This Day.

Conditions were perfect at Elleralio this morning for the final gallops['-.be-fore the Takapuna Meeting. Trainers had the use of the course proper, the poles being 30ft out. Several smart gallops 'were registered, the beat' those of Kiltowyn, Lord Val, Baroscope, and Gay Rose. . ' ' ' The Gisborne horses Sunny Bachelor and: Merry Damon, were the first outj being allotted -a mile. They ran the first half in-51 3-ssec and'the'full distance in lmin 46 4:ssec. Both worked nicely, though Sunny Bachelor, on the outside, impressed the most. Tenakoe was sent six furlongs with Lord Val over the last five. The full distance took lmin 20 4-ssec. Lord Val was several lengths behind -Tenakoe when ho joined .in, but he finished about eight lengths in front. • The time for the last five furlongs was lmin 4 2-ssec. Tenakoe was shirking his ■ work. ■:'■■•

Miss Bewa and Hawthorn ran five furlongs 'in lmin 5 l-ssee. ' Wee Pat, Solomon, Wee Musk, and Master Brierly were in that order after six furlongs covered in lmin 20sec. The first thrco took 38 4-ssec.. Wee Pat did his work in first-rate style. ' ■

Glenromney and "Velocitei? went half. a mile in 52scc, neither doing his best at the finish. Over a similar distance Eoyal Appellant and ■ Bright Flower took 52 l-ssec.

Gay Broney and Courthavcn finished on terms at the end of six furlongs. The first three took 39 l-ssec, and the full distance lmin ;19 2-Ssec. Psychologist, after_^oing the first two in 25 l-3sec, completed five furlongs ■in linin 4 4-ssec. This hack is in good order.

Sunny Sky worked over seven furlongs, running' the first three in 39 1-5 sec, and finishing in lmin 34sec, going comfortably throughout. i Alpinus, with his trainer in the sad-1 die, worked over a mile. The first half was covered in 51 2-saee and the completed journey in lmin 46sec. Billy Boy assisted him over the last five furlongs and finished in front in lmin 8 2-ssec. Alpinus carried a solid weight and his effort was satisfactory. Baroscope "was sent seven furlongs, The Highland Chief assisting him over the first four and Barograph; over the' last three. He ran the first three in 39 l-ssec, the four in 51 4-ssec, and the full distance in lmin 31sec. Barograph was in front at the finish, after running the last three furlongs in 39 1-5 sec. : .■ •■; ■ .-.■ ;h-;- ..;:.:;:.--'■;■._ ■■.-■.■■•. . \ Snow Prince, after beginning slowly from.:therinile: post, ran his last seven; furlongs iv lmin 38 4-sspc. He looks: in first-rate'condition. ~ ... ..':'>■-<•■ • Kiltowyn,. who was ridden out when be jumped away at the seven furlong post, ran' the. first three furlongs in 38 2-ssec and four in 51sec. H© was then eased slightly, and finished very fast. to register lmin 30 3-ssec, running on particularly well at the end, a .firstclass effort.' , '■■.;■••■ ■ ';■■ : The inside grass was available for fast work at Takanini, the poles being out about 12 feet. The horses worked the Teverse way round in view of the Takapuha■': Meeting," aadv some, smart sprints were recorded. : . ■ Greek Gold - and Exaggeration got to the end of' five furlongs in lmin 4see, tho pair finishing together, and the latter impressing the, most. . Gay-Marigold and Thespis, from the seven-furlong post, after running their first half-mile in 52. l-ssec, completed the'distance in lmin 32sec, with Gay Marigold finishing on the. better of. the Gay Blonde and Nun Nicer went half a mile, which they accomplished in 50 sec,, with the former finishing-: pn strongly. • ■...■-;,,; Arch Kuler • and Sir Willonyx recorded a smart efiort over half « mUe, registering 48 4-ssec. " The former was going very, well at the; finish, and Will iace on the second day. _'-.. Rereaturwas again xesponsibla lor the' test effort of the morning, completing half a mite in 48sec' He has done a good deal of work lately, »nd has fined down a lot. V Alignment pulled up well aftes, running half a mile in 49 4-ssec. Speedmint and Gay Sheila; worked over a mile and a quarter, but the pace was not on except over the last two furlongs, which, were run in 25 2-ssec. ,;"'■■ . ■ ' .'

Eldora ran a mile in lmin 46 2-ssee —a very- good effort for one of her

, Tavern Kiiiglit," with Cherry King to bring him liome 'over 'the last five furlongs, ian. seven, furlongs solidly in lmin'29 3-ssee,. .the last five taking lmin 3 3-sseo The pair finished together, and both wer* goinjf well. • High Crest began better than Gallant Knight at the half and maintained her advantage to the end in. ,49 l-ssee. High" Crest got into a fence yesterday and injured Ker stifle, but galloped well this morning, and: is showing, no signs of soreness. Haupere, with the assistance of Berepai over the last three, ran five fur-, longs in lmin 3 3-ssec, the final three taking 37 2-ssee. . Berepai, irho got a couple of lengths the worst of the pick-up, finished in front.