KINCORA SCHOOLS

Evening Post, Volume CXXIX, Issue 95, 22 April 1940, Page 11

KINCORA SCHOOLS

QUADROON WORKING WELL

(Special to the "Evening Post.") PALMKRSTON N., April 20. The feature items in. the Awapuni training today were a six-furlong sprint by Sleeveless and Aurora's Star, a mile by' Quadroon, and schooling by Clarion ,Call, Hunting Lore, and Kin-" cora. Tne conditions were perfect except for a rather glaring light at some of the hurdles. Sleeveless, Aurora's Star, and Pitmark were away to an even start, and the first pair drew away to complete in lmin 19 3-ssec, Pitmark being eased up over the last bit. Quadroon, whtf is finding the winter tracks more to his liking, started away slowly short of the mile, but he came] home solidly over the last three furlongs in 39 2-ssec to complete in lmin 52 3-ssec. Old Surrey sprinted five furlongs in lmin 7 2-ssec without being off the bit. Sceptre beat Brazil over the same distance in lmin 6 3-ssec. Colonel Bogey gave Renascor and Mick the Miller a start over half a mile and was alongside Renascor at the finish, the distance being covered in 53sec. Hunting Lore (P. Jarvis) and Clarion Call (A. Jenkins) were sent about a mile and a, half with four schooling hurdles to negotiate. They gave a grand display and the pace was on all the way. Later Kincora (Jarvis) and Bryce Street (Jenkins) did a similar task, Kincora giving a good account of himself, but Bryce Street took the last fence rather too soon. Shining Hours (W. E: Pine), after being puzzled by the difficult light at the first hurdle, went very well for a novice. N. C. Trillo has returned from the south and he reports that M. Conza purchased Richelieu Pearl after the Nelson Meeting.