SPORTING

Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 151, 23 December 1935, Page 11

SPORTING

WINGATUI NOTES

(By Telegraph—Press DUNEDIN, Tins Day. The work before breakfast at Wingatui this morning was uninteresting, i.or, mougli a iai^e number of horses were wonted, strong to nail-pace lastis were ail inal were set uiem. Alter oreaklast \vanda ran inree mriongs on me tan in 40 4-bsec. Golden King, who has thrived well on ail last work he nas riad during the past lorinight, juinpea away irom jusi in iront oi the mile ana. a quarter post and ran tlie last eignt furlongs m JLmiu 51 3-ssec on the extreme outside of the. course proper, where most of the fast work.was done. ; The Smuggler completed a circuit, going the last three lurlongs in 4Gsec. ' Cherry Queen, credited with running a fast six. furlongs yesterday, was run over a mile on the tan at a strong pace. She has never looked better since coming to Wingatui, and promises to be hard to beat' on Thursday. j Doctor Duthie ran six furlongs in Imin 21 l-ssee, and was folWed by a stablemate, Court;^3rd, who registered Imin 21'3-ssec. Both galloped well. The two-year-old Pink Polly galloped four furlongs next the rails in 53 3-ssec, and finished strongly. Viking, with less than 6st up, ran six furlongs on.the same track in Imin 15 l-ssec, the last half-mile in 51 2-ssec. Disguise was sent six furlongs in Imin 21sec, the las three taking 38 2-ssec. Kamal Pasha, looking very well, cantered to the three-furlong post, arid then sprinted home in 40sec. Capital jumped off from the mile post and ran four furlongs alone in 53sec. Oliver ran the last six furlongs of a mile in Imin 25 4-ssec. Toreador took 54 3-ssec to run the last four of five furlongs. Over forty horses- were let ort with from slow to three-quarter-pace T.-orlv on the tan track. v (By Telegraph.) . (Special to the "Evening' Post.") DUNEDIN, This Day. Great Star ; is regarded as an unlikely visitor to the Dunedin Meeting. A number df horses are expected to arrive today. P. T. Hogan !came yesterday with the two-year-oids Asset and Double Gift, Wonderful, Queen of Song, Vervain, Nightgem, and Superex. Wonderful and Nightgem do not race on Thursday. : ' ' J. Mclnally, a brother to O. McInally, arrived in Dunedin on Saturday morning from Melbourne by the Marama, and has joined his brother. He has been riding for R. Hatch at'the country meetings in Victoria, and he had some, success. He will be riding this week at Wingatui, one of his mounts so far being Capital.