HASTINGS TRAINING NOTES

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIV, Issue 81, 17 March 1934, Page 2

HASTINGS TRAINING NOTES

(By “The Barb.”) Where not specified, the following gallops this morning took place on the plough. H * ♦ Queen’s Pride (H. Boyle) was first out, and on the course proper moved very freely in a working gallop. This fillv is an obviously improved galloper. fc V * Swift and Sure was restricted to pace j work. He has practically thrown off j his soreness. He will not. race now | I until the winter. I Masong (J. Leach) and her full brother Wadden Chase (H. Boyle) on i the course proper, in a working gallop. I ran five furlongs in GSsee. i Padishah (J. Leach) and Pikiao (H. I Boyle), also on the course proper, got. to the end of five furlongs in 64Jsec. I for the former to please the better. I Sunny Blonde (11. Thomson), a full sister io Sunny Maid, and Cassadora (Hunting Song —Tigrityo) .were restricted to a working gallop over hall a mile in 56sec. > Shirred Ribbon (J. Olsen) and Glassi lough (H. Boyle) together were well I clear of Winter Sport (R. Foote) and

Life Saver (JJ. Leach) at the end of four furlongs in 52sec. The latter is the Hymestra—Buoyant Lady mare in J. Olsen’s stable. Over the same distance Marae Quex (J. Sheehan) also ran 52sec. • • • Kimbo (S. Fanning) gave a clean and fast exhibition of jumping in a round over the schooling fences. « » • On. the course proper Hibiscus (N Trillo) finished ahead of The Khedive (8. McNaughton) over three furlongs in 40sec. • • • Manuiri, with a light-weight In the saddle, ran once round the plough in 1.46, and did it well within himself. # * • Luna Lux (H. Griffiths and Peter’s Pence (Mr G. G. Beatson), in a working gallop, impressed by registering 52seo. a • Lavina (J. Webbey) and Arauline (W. Horne), on the course proper, accomplished about the best of the morning to run five furlongs in 6-Jaec. # » • Cuticle (J. Sheehan), alone, ran once round comfortably in 1.43. Cuddle, who appears to have thrown off her lameness with recent spelling, moved freely in pace work. Royal Record (A. Weaver)' and Seattle (W. Horne) did well to register 51Jsee for half a mile. Seattle is now trained by W. I). Young. Pitfail (H. Boyle) moved a little short behind when doing her once round in 1.45. • » • Royal Shift, looking more muscular than previously, indulged in solid pace work, to come down the straight against the bit. • * • Lady Wessex (J. Webby) and Dusky Crown (J. Leach) were associated over seven furlongs to run 1.37, with the former a couple of lengths ahead at the finish. s • » On the sand, Wee Boy (N. Trillo) was slightly ahead of Goshawk (8. McNaughton) at the end of once round. • » • Royal Bengal (J. Leach) was just clear of Sabatini (8. Fanning) at the end of a very fair run five furlongs in 64}sec on the plough. * * « Many others were restricted to various slow pacings. En route for Manawatu, Cotsfleld, Kahunoke, and Conference were on the Hastings tracks this morning for a few minutes. The two last-named appeared in excellent order and condition. The three-year-old gelding in C. J. Stowe’s stable by Malapert—Jeanette will race as Unexpected. Others engaged at Hastings which have recently been named are: Dovecourt (Gainscourt-Kildare), Well Spoken (Gasbag—Taupiko), and Okanogan (Gascony—Aureate.