THE TURF

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 266, 30 October 1911, Page 6

THE TURF

FLEMIXGTOX TRA( K XOTES. (Received 3il. 11.30 a.m.) Flemington. Oct. 30. On the training course this morning Comedy King ran 1 furlongs in 52-ee : Prizefighter -t furlongs in 53 see: Jacamar. 5 furlongs in Imin 6 -(<■ ; Adgio. 1 furlongs in 52isec :, Wilari and Philio ran -1 furlongs in 52 -ec ; DiabUo. furlongs in Imin 5u M‘C. SCRATCHED. Christchurch, Oct. 30. Thuja was scratched for all engagements of the C.J.C. meeting at 9 a.m. to-day. St. Bees and Merw are scratched for all engagements at the C.J.C. meeting. OX THE RI( CARTOX TRACK. A SEXSATIOXAL MILE. Christehureh. Oct. 30. Ideal conditions prevailed at Riccarton this morning. Most of the work was done on the sand track which was extremely fast. The most importtint event this morning was a sensational mile run by Bliss without assistance in Imin. 39.15ec., a record for the track. Bliss finished well. Other work was comparatively unimportant. Midnight Sun appeared to be sore but was given a strong circuit.

ELLERSLIE TRAINIXG NOTES. Auckland. Oct. 29. The weather was beautiful for training operations at Ellerslie this morning. All work of importance was done outside the course proper. Goldsize beat Prime King over five furlongs (new post) in Imin 7 3-ssec. Maxwell and Soultoria were together at the eml of six furlongs in imin 2o 2-ssec. Antoinette easily held Admiral Soult at the end of seven furlongs in Imin 32 l-ssee. Sea Elf. with the assitance of Makura. ran the last four of G furlongs in Imin 22 2-ssec. Tact ran five furlongs (new post) in Imin Bsec. Kakamn spurted three furlongs in :’,s 4-ssee. Jack Delavel did the same in to 3-ssec. Santa Rosa and M ttimangu were together, two lengths in front of Coromandel, at th - cod of seven furlongs in Imin >2 Jc-ei. Taft went 3 furlongs in 3M -l-ssfc. Captain Soult went once rotiud in 2 mm -I 3-ssec. Master Wairiki ran t tut longs in Imin 33 I ssee.

After breakfast, Malwa by a length was belli r than Miss 'A ri sonic over four furlongs in ;>l 1-isrc Maheno ran 5 furlongs with the a--distance of Ashby, the last tiiiee it Imin 6 3-sse<-. Monorail cantered. He is an unlikely starter tor ti e Welcome Slakes. Duma went a round in 2min 8 3-ssee. Dido, Lam-aeo.-t, Monowai and The Whip were in that order :it. end of tour furlongs in 52 l-ssec. ( rovvn Pearl went six furlongs in Imin 21 < Roval Amos ran three furl mgs ■!> 10 2 ;'isec. Lloyds and Golbourne were schooled at the hurdles, jumping siuwlv. Golbonrne and Mestiqv.i“ did the same, fencing well. Delegate and Master William took two hurdles in good style. Riro and Atu went a round of country, jumping well. A lot of others did useful work. WAIROA COUNTY RACING CLVB. In this issue the Wairoa County Racing Club insert the programme of ! their races to be held on the Awa- ! tere course, W airoa. on Tuesday ano Wednesday, January 23rd and 24th m«?t. The increase in the stakes offered should ensure good entries. Nominations for all events close on January 3rd.