SPORTING

Hawera Star, Volume L, 17 April 1930, Page 11

SPORTING

AUCKLAND SCR ATC'HTNiGS

(By Telegraph—Press Association.) AUCKLAND, April 17. Auckland Pacing Club sera tellings are: All engagements, The Lamb, Miss Albyn, Glenstar, Ah Worn; Mangere Steeplechase. Omen; Easter Handicap, Kingfiekl. HA WEE A TRACK NOTES. (By “Limited.”) ! The local tracks were in splendid order for the winding-up gallops for the Feikling competitors this morning. The following work was executed on the plough: L-atakia did strong pace work. Benzora gave Bon Eve several lengths start over five furlongs, and heat him home in 1.35. Bon Eve's time was 1.5. Banbridge and Ross ferry paced a round and. jumping off from tho halfmile, ran home in bisec, finishing togather. 7 Gowanlea was allotted pace work. Vivo, starting from the mile post, was joined by .Toyspear at the seven furlongs and. timed from there,- ran the journey out in 1.33. The hurdler went well. Tentcall ran three furlongs up the hack the reverse way in 38 l-'ssjtc, Ngawhine going a similar journev in 3f>T-ssec. Just So went well over five furlongs by herself in 1.3. Miss Gobi mm finished a shade in front of Prince Desmond over four furlongs in 51 sec. Double Red, .Just John and Waitaurinlia were allotted useful pace work. Llanore, from tlia> seven furlongs post, was picked up bv Calamine over the last three and finished in front of her companion in 1.32, the last half being cut out in a fifth under olsee. On the outside of the course proper Tenac-re and Goldzone were companions over six furlongs, which they accomplished in 1.19 1-5, with Tenacre a neck in front at the finish. The following horses are booked to leave for Feilding to-morrow morning: Vivo, Banbridge, Miss Cdbham. Prince Desmond, Just So, Rossferry, Tenacre, Llanore, Benzora, Latakia, Tentcall, Goldzone, Jovspear, and Bon Eve. , O. Cox left yesterday for the Wairarapa meeting, where he has Isa and ) Valpre engaged.