SPORTING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14746, 31 July 1911, Page 4

SPORTING.

BJCCARTON TRAINING NOTES.

ANTARCTIC AND OORAZON GALLOPING WELL. [BT TELEGRAPH.— OWy CORKB9POSDB ] Chbistchubch, Saturday. ~ The outside Vof :. the , course proper "■ at - ; Eiccortoa was aTailable this morning, and wine very ; interesting - work; was witnessed. Ayntley gave bis throe Winter Cup candidates a fast mile each. The trio 'worked separately, Bonny ,' Glen taking lm. 47 4-55., Martina lin. 47 ..'[3-S«.; ; and Ooron iform lm. 47 2-ss. - They 'were attract gallops, and; all three -will have ; to ?be reckoned with. .. Prim . did. six : : furlongs well in >' lm. '• 19s. Nyland ; defeated;. Boanerges over . five furlongs ,; in, lm. 4 3-5«. iHe finished well, and it was:an. attractive effort. St. Aidan shaped better ■- than Appln in a schooling task over »>ix hurdles, and loons like making a good -■ hurdler.; f Antaictio was going much strcuger than The , Native at the end of a fast mile. and ? a-<}uarter, the performance of the Auckland horse; creating a- very favourable' impression. Kspartero,t Compass, and Embrasure wexe schooled . over .five ■ hurdles. Kspartero fenced arid, galloped .particularly ; ( well, and gained many admirers. | Compass alko performed well, but' Embrasure ', tired badly at the finish. Eurus' and .' Dorando * set out for ; two' circuits of '• the':steeplechase fences. :'! -All «went well to the sod wa.'l, : when 'ilorando, who had been jumping , proficiently, : ;j dislodged - * Brady. Eurus completed the journey alone in good styie, his performance being '-.-.quite satisfactory. Lnii, Captain Jingle, Yasmak, Lo Beau, and s Corazon were companions over , the country. Dnil and : Captain , ingle showed',. the ! ; way, i with i; Corazon ' pulling hara in ;: the ' rear. : ■' All ; fenced well :' for a round,.: when Le Beau and Dnil were pulled up, the . other < three - going ;on : for' ; a further circuit. Captain Jingle, -who i was-fencing capitally, led ■ throughout, while Yasmak and ' Corazon also jumped fautlessly. Corazon -was galloping so strongly throughout that his rider had some difficulty in keeping him in the rear. It was a nice piece of schooling, and all came throughout !'. the task with ;: credit. 1 A- fine ' exhibition of hurdling • was \ given by Continuance and Paisano over four flights,* Continuance being in front at the finish. Dogger Bank alone jumped four hurdles . well, The Gunner Jumped well in a school over country, but Red McGregor, who went with him, lost ■ ground at, the' fences, and his effort wis scarcely pleasing. /Honest Tom and Silver Blaze gave one of their usual safe displays over; a circuit of country.- ,Milo did a similar journey alone, but his fencing is capable of improvement. True Blue did useful work oh the flat. i Sulwaquently ' the. Southland 'chaeer was showing signs of lameness, and it is understood that he is causing his connections some trouble. King Try and Ito set out for a. spin over hurdles. 'At the first hurdle 7 ' King Try ran his .companion off, and subsequently could not be persuaded to approach an obstacle 1(6 jumped four hurdles well by himself. Tyrannic negotiated four fences. Afterwards, while working on the flat, he slipped and fell, but neither horse nor rider was injured. ': To-day's arrivals fiom the North Island include Wirral, Sublime Merrie Zealand, Mahara, and Royal Guard, while Stepmeter has come up from (he South

NEW ZEALAND HORSES AND THE AUSTRALIAN TURF.

LOS AXGELOS SHIPPED TO SYDNEY. " [BY TELEGRAPH.— OWN CORRESPONDENT.] ' '; - : .'■■ Wellington, Saturday. R. O'Donnell left for Sydney by the i.s. Manuka, taking: with him the Stead Gold Cup winner, Los Angelas, also Genius and the two-year-old Bonitas. ; Talking to,your correspondent prior to his departure O'Donnell spoke hope, fully of the prospects of Los Angelos, whom he thought would strip a more solid horse this spring than ever before. Genius would race in suburban company, and Bonitas was being given the trip because O'Donnell thought that it would do him good. He did not <■-, think that the colt would win a race, but was hopeful that the trip would be ...'.beneficial to ".him. Regarding the prospects of selling Los Angelas the Riecarton trainer was not very communicative, but it was gathered that the price would have to be high to make him > part with San Francisco's son.', '..■ , ;'. • •' CHniSTCDURCH, Saturday. Sharpshooter and -. Chief Lochiol, who were purchased recently by a Victorian sportsman, have been shipped to Melbourne.

THE JULIAN CASE. V [BI TELEGRAFH.— ASSOCIATION, ] ■ : ;;."v' : • 'Wanganui, Saturday" :-; .The stewards of the Wanganui Jockey Club sat for five hours last night, . taking evidence in the Julian case. An adjourment has been made till Wednesday afternoon.. ,

ENGLISH RACING.

' - AUSTRALIAN > JOCKEY'S . SUCCESSES. By Telegraph.—Press Association.—Copyright. LONDON", July 28. Frank Wootton steered Jour winners tit Goodwood to-d*i>;. t •