FOR AUSTRALIA.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVII, Issue 195, 19 July 1937, Page 10

FOR AUSTRALIA.

AUCKLAND HORSES LEAVING

(By “Spectator.”)

Arrangement have been marie by H. Rama to ship his two horses, Too ley .Street, and j\lit?s Appellant, to Sydney on Friday. This pair have been kept in (steady work and will be well forward as far as racing condition is concerned by the time they reach their destination. The form of 'loolcy Street is well known, and there will be plenty of races to suit him in Australia, while Z\li=?s Appellant has shown speed on several occasions and should be a possibility in minor events at the suburban meetings. Wild Chase Well.

Looking very well after bis spell, tlic Paper Money colt Wild Chase is back on the trucks at Riccarton, where be is being given excreioe preparatory to getting him into racing condition. Young Horsos Named.

The rising two-vcar-old gelding by Poe ferity from Gcriceta in R. S. Bagby’s stable has had the name Royal Abb bestowed on him, and the Bronze Eagle—Eldora colt, of similar age, trained by H. Jury, will race as Bronze Ora. Royal Abb, who will carry the colours of Mr H. A. Long, has made marked improvement of late and promises to develop into a smart juvenile. Bronze Ora will race in the same ownership as Kilonsa, and the breeding of tine youngster suggests that he is likely to go fast. Plato For Stud.

Plato (Iliad—Kilt eel), having failed |o stand a preparation, ic to do stud duty m future at Woodvilie. For Spring Racing.

Horses in J. Fryer’s team being prepared for spring racing include Advance Plane, by Warplane—Elyesian Lady; Kia Ora, by Vaals —Some Lady; River Fcale, by Tidal —Queenly (who also produced Abbey Fcale and Colleen Gain); Rco Ra, by Resinous from Canipbird, tlie last-named being the darn of Taitoru; and Ruling Lady, by Ridanut —Gaiety Girl, by San Fran fiom tho Natator mare The Hempie. Return to Racing. Formerly the owner of the New Zealand Cup winner The Banker, Mr H. E. Card apparently contemplates returning to racing again. He is reported to be negotiating for the lease of the rising two-vcar-old filly bv Siegfried from Betrothal, an nilraced mare by Grand Knight from Diamond Ring, bred by W. S. Glen and at present under the care of R. Brough. A neatly turned youngster, though on the small side, she shows a lot of quality.