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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 40, 16 August 1944, Page 8

may be capable of extending the best of them; for he is full of promise and has plenty of speed. Bueno is also a big fellow, not so large overall as Coronaire, and he, too, has pace. He was coming into his own when he won in April, but, his owner wisely decided to give him a let-up. Notable among- the. three-year-olds entered for the hack race at Ellerslie next week are Beau Siri, Park Royal j (second to Buerio in the autumn), Sea-1 fire, Sir Leon, and Callinan, f all of whom showed promise in their first I season. F. Smith trains My Bpnnie I and Coronaire,,and he also has several j other smart youngsters to produce, ■ notably Plassida, a promising filly in, the same ownership, as My Bonnie and who scored a win, two seconds, and a third in her eight starts. Nawab, who looked like carrying' all before him, and did, in the early part of last" season,' is still spelling on his owner's farm. .His future is not certain, for.there is more than a suspicion that he has gone in' the wind Gay Chat, vyhoby virtue of his success in the Champagne~Stakes became the best two-yearvold in Auckland, ■■'■ is not engaged on Saturday, but he may make his three-year-old debut at the Avondale fixture. i