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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18696, 30 April 1924, Page 6

NOTES FROM ELLERSLIE.

GOSSIP OF THE TRACKS. BY ARCHER. It is stated that Pentagram and Rawhetu will* shortly be shipped to Australia, w.-iere they will do their future racing. Never pair (W. Howe) .was Behoved over the steeplechase fences m the centre of the course at Ellorslio yesterday morning and Rave a good display. The big chestnut dees most of his work on the hills and is coming on steadily. Right and Left went amiss while contesting the President's Handicap at Kllershe. and jae ia at present on the easy list. A coupb of rising two-year-olds—one by Thurnham from Hessian and the other by Romeo from Thurnley—have been pia.ced in charge of W. Tozer to be broken m. The thrae-year-old filly Libertas. who has been soelling, will shortly bo tecomnmsioned by W. .Tczer. If Starland is taken to Hawers. for the Esrmont meeting he will be nddtn m his engagements ■by S. Walls. L. Wilson shipped Bosh back to Hawke's Bay by the Arahura, which sailed for East Coast ports yesterday. The Southern trainer is remaining at Avondale with the two-year-old Father's Voice, who met with a mishap while contesting the All Aged Stakes. Father's Voice will in all probability be taken home next week. F. D. Jones left for Hastings by motor yesterday. He . shipped Glentruin, Ballymena. and Mtirihauoo, who are to race at Hastings, to Napier by the Arahura, leaving Mustard Pot and Znragoza at Avondale. 0. Morse was a passenger by the Arahura yesterdav, taking his horses, Jovial and Oarson with him. The former is to race st Hastings, and will go on to Napier, but Garzon will bo unshipped at Gisborne. Royal Diadem and Azure* Sky were shipped to Nepier by the Arahura yesterday. They were accompanied by the imported horse Swift Flieht, who is to taka up stud duties in Hawke's Brv this season.