GALLOPS AT ELLERSLIE

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXII, Issue 257, 13 October 1932, Page 2

GALLOPS AT ELLERSLIE

GAY COCKADE GOES WELL.

JUVENILES GIVEN BARRIER PRACTICE. The weather was beautifully fine on Tuesday morning for training at Ellerslie, and the rain which fell on Monday had a beneficial effect on the tracks (states the “Star”). No. 1 grass, with the poles 6ft. out, was open for fast work, and the going was excellent. Several juveniles and maidens were given barrier practice,, and they all shaped satisfactorily. Mahkill and Gay Broney were first out, and were given an easy task over six furlongs. They ran the first three in 43 3-ssec, and the full distance in 1.23 1-5. Both horses worked well. Karangapai war going comfortably alongside Hunting March at the conclusion of five furlongs run in 1.6 1-5. Karangapai is coming on fast and will be in good order for his spring engagements. Llanore got to the end of four furlongs in 51 4-ssec, and Norval Tea was timed to cover three furlongs in 40 l-ssec. Marching Song, Neil, Good Idea and Clontarf Bill were in that order after traversing a round in 1.57 4-5, the final seven furlongs taking 1.35 and the last six 1.22. Marching Song was going nicely at the finish. Hawthorn was sent six furlongs, running the first three in 40 l-ssee ..nd registering 1.21 3-5 for the full distance. Tetrachate was being held back to Charsong at the conclusion of five furlongs in 1.8 2-5. The former is improving with every gallop. Royal Gallant reeled off three furlongs in 38sec without being asked to do his best. Court Haven, after running her first three furlongs in 40 2-ssec, recorded 1.21 for six furlongs. The two-year-old Solomon accompanied her over the last three,' which occupied 40 3-ssec. Claremore was given a useful task, taking 54 4-5 sec for his last half mile, and 40 l-ssec for hig final three furlongs. Hampton Park covered his first three furlongs in 41 l-ssec, and got to the end of six furlongs in 1.22 3-5. Over a similar distance Vandyke registered 1.19 3-5. Royal Survey did strong work over seven furlongs, running the first halfmile in 55 l-ssec and the full distance in 1.36 3-5. Imamint, after running her first furlong in 14sec, completed five furlongs In 1.5 4-5. Gay Cockade worked over a round with Patutahi, I whom he beat very easily in 1.53 1-5. Juvenile Displays Speed. Kiltowyn, Tarporley, and Ruling King were bunched, with Vilma a few lengths away, at the end ox a round, which took 2.10 3-5. It was just a useful work-out, and they were not after time. United strode home from the three-furlong post in 44 2-ssec and Psychologist was sent over six furlongs, being timed to run the last five in 1.7. This horse has made considerable improvement during the last month. Cynthia N. was given useful work over seven furlongs, which she completed in 1.37 3-5, and Marchette got to the end of half a mile in 54 3-ssec doing it very easily. Landlubber was allotted strong work, but was not after time. The Avondale Stakes candidate, Glenromney easily accounted for Ornamental at the finish of four furlongs run in ' 50 2-ssec. This was the best of the morning over the distance, and Glenromney did his work impressively. ‘ Among the horses schooled at the 1 barrier were Wee Pat, Barn Dance, Bright Flower, Demylus, My Money, Supreme Ruler Glenhaupo, Ornamental, Brampton. Chief Emerald, and the Kilbroney—Miss Hazel gelding. They jumped out well, and ran three furlongs in 39 2-ssec, and were timed to reach the half-mile post in 53 l-ssec, being eased up slightly over the last bit. Tl»? first-named three were in front practically throughout. Ornamental. Brampton, Chief Emerald, and the Kilbroney gelding practically took no part in the sprint, being eased up before traversing a furlong. Others to do useful work were: On Approval, Sir Vai, Zane Grey, Wee Musk, Croupier. .Operatic, Lady Winifrede, Sister Em, Queen Arausio, and Roman Mascot.