RACING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19032, 1 June 1925, Page 6

RACING.

THE AUCKLAND MEETING. training at ellcrslie. SATURDAY MORNING'S WORK. by arch kr. Tho weathee was showery when• (raining operations were commenced at- .KHf-rsiie on . Saturday morning, 'hut was fino t-Uor the breakfast interval, Hurdles were erected on the outside of the course proper ami were freely used, while tho ordinary schoolins hurdles, the steeplechase course and tho No. 3 grass were available. no. a oit ass. Right and Left looked to be going easier than Trcsi'lian at tlio cuiklub.oii ot wis furlongs in 1m 225. rir-uil in Narrow Neck arcomphvied a eiu.uii in ''Daylight easily beat Golden Sovereign over six furlongs in lm 28 2-aa. . . Gold Jacket and Allegiance ran six furlot: us in lui 22 2-59. , , . , Bute Sound led Charlady over six furlongs in is 20 2-ss. and Nam, u ere ' be a. Sleepy Sol over the same distance i.i lm 1 Pompoy sprinted four furiongs but was not tuned. AFTER breakfast. Fair Abbey encompassed a round in Jin " Hoariri ran four furlongs in 51 2-3s. £ Princess Ror.nio was tiniea to lull five furlongs in lin 9s, wbue t.'iton and btar Attr.ie.tion covered the same ground in lr 'l?roadwooi 1 moved nicely ever six furlonps , m Semio was' slightly in advance of Chaplin at tho conclusion of six furlongs m lm 19s. . , , Golden Bubble sprinted four furlongs in °"l'ir Archie. Cohesion and Killute were together at the conclusion of five furlongs m lm 7 I-ss, while King Smock and bnow Smock ran the same .distance in lm 8 3-ss. Sir "Henry and JJarvelin reeled oft lour furlongs in Ms. . . Milsketoon utrode along nicely for a round in lrn 4S 2-ss. Gala Day, Barometer and Ach Amie finished as named at tho conclusion of a round in lm 43 3-Is. Highway and Maugapiko were tuned to run live furlongs in lm 8 4-ss. Mary Bruce did steady pacing and then sprinted four furlongs with Yankee Dan in 55 2-ss. . Trespass ar.d Vagabond did paco work over a couple of circuits. Waltzer bold a companion over sis furlongs in lm 2i)s, unrl Peach Brandy got over four furlongs in 51s. Turn defeated Smoke Concert over five furlongs in Ira 7 3-os. . The Drifter, Miss Bramble and Long Bern were in that order at tho end of six furlongs in lm 255. Other horses to work were Auburn, Master Do-on and Jolly Princess. BUBBLES, COURSE PROPER. Pukohuia (11. Tinker) and Betty Bruce (E. Nixon) set out together to jump four hurdles but tho latter fell at the third fe.ice. Siio wu* remounted and completed the task. Pukehuia jumped fairly well. Boomerday (W. Ronnie) and Sir Rosebery (A. McDonald) were well clear of Frisco Mail (D. McMullon) and Young Thurnham (B. Thomson) at the conclusion of a bout over five hurdles. Boomerday set a solid pacs with Sir Bosebery in the rear but tho latter moved up crossing the top and the pair came home together after a very fine exhibition. Dubious (IL McSweeney) and Passin Through (H. Burt) went together over five lurdle3. The former did not jump the fourth too well but his d splay was satisfactory. Paasin' Through jumped evenly throughout. ■," Karamu (E. Eae), Kamehameha (S. Henderson), Bright Light (D. McMullan) and Passionate (E. Stanway) were in that order at the conclusion of a bout over five hurdles. They fenced carefully. Peter Amans (E. Warner), Obiti (E. Rae), Esplanade (S. Hendersou) and Scin.tillation (H. Hastedt) iiet out together for a gallop over five hurdles., and were joined at tho seven furlong poiit by Tinokaha (T. Chaplin). Ohiti fell ' at ;he third fence. Tinokaha finished in front but Peter Amans made easily the. bent showing. Kendal <E. Stanway) jumped five hurdles but his exhibition was ordinary. Marble' Glass (It. E. Thomson) began, with him but lost his rider at the second fence. Tho latter was later tried over tho schooling hurdles in the centre but fell, SCHOOLING HURDLES. Kins Amans (3. Walls) jumped six hurdles. He did not fence as well as usual. j Irish Jig (W.-Ronnie) Mid Te Tahi (J. Preston) gave a good exhibition over four hnrdles.—They went fait and fenced cleanly. Panache (B. Barrow) began with, them but fell heavily at the first fence. Ho afterwards jumped two hurdles boldly. Freshman (E. Warner) and' Miss Rosa (T. Chaplin) cleared two hurdles cleanly, afterwards doing strong work on the grass. Knighthood (T. Chaplin) led Butcher (J. Preston) and Aircraft (E. Stanway) over font* hurdles. Tho two first-named went welt. STEEPLECHASE COURSE. Llewellyn (T. Chaplin) led Master Peter (H. McSWeenoy), Vociferato (W. Puncheon) and Manihora ID. McMullan) over a round of the nteeplcchar.e fences. Llewllyn pave his usual dashing .display and Master Peter .also fenced well. The othyi pair mado no mistakes. Golden Glint (T. Collins) commenced with them and only reached the second fence, coining down at the waterjump. . OTHER TRACKS. Archibald. Exactly Ballymoy 11., Marble Bell and Maunga all did useful tasks on the sand. ARRIVALS. Tukj, Rata. _ Savoury, Yoma, Dick and arrived from New Plymouth by the riu > Saturday morning. Ihe Jate.i t arrivals include Omahu, Bonibrook and Comicuj. ■ . NOTES FROM THE TRACK. It is stated ..that Alario is suffering from a cold ana will not'bo a competitor at the meeting., H)s owner-trainer W. Dwyer has cancelled the accommodation he had booked at Ellprdlie., Attractive is another southerwr tj " i la not . expected to come north r i Wl ,¥ n W 'H ride bavoury in the Great Northern Hurdles. I. T. Jamieson vvilj arrive from Papakura BrigS Sol StMl . .antique? and - *-*» •» .AH" n ot with Glenotus, and he will a ° K °" h «» THE Trifr IX ENGLAND. 'i 1 .,, ;tt~ s SAUCY SUE STILL UNBEATEN V ' LONDON, May 29, ..The Epsorri;, Slimmer was continued to-day, _ i'hji; following v.-as the result of tho leading" fivent:— THE; OAKS, .STAKES, Of .foO each, ;with £2OOO added; for three-ytar-old fillies,. fouled in 1922 ; 9 0 eachII miles. ■'■■■■• SAUCY SUE, •;.#>s' Asfor's b f. by Swynford--Good and Gay, 9.0. .. 1 GADABOUT, Lord,. Aster's b, f, by Cylgad—Popingaol; 9.0 . . .. 2 RIDING LIGHT, Mr. A. de Rolschild's , of, by Galloper Light—Zobiska, 9,0 3 Twelve slatted. Saucy Sue won by eight IcßKths from Gadabout, who was separated by a similar 'distance from Zobiska. Siucy Sue contested three races at two years old'and she won each of the engagements for '..'hich she started, her victories being sained in tho Lavant Slakes at Good wood, tho Bretby Stakes, and the Critenon Stakes ut Newtnarkc-t. In her initial cuort. at three years old. Saucy Sue displayed brilliancy of u high order, for she scored a victory in the One Thousand Guineas m very easy style. By adding the a wtiUu'S to her winning repertoire uaucy otte retains uu imbeaten record, and tier prospective meeUng with the Derby winaei: Manna in the St. Leger in September wd invest the Clawir event at Doncaster \siwu ccrr.gi dor able iiucrest. FOURTH IN TIIE DERBY. CONFLICTING STATEMENTS. A. and N.Z. LONDON, May 29. An announcement i-i the Racing Calendar records the fact that Soiario was fourth in tmi I'Ciby, not war .rjmister, as was everywhere reported. Smyth, who rode War Minister, states, hov/ever, that he- finished fourth, a length m front of Solario. AMBILANCE AT JIACES. DONATION FROM CLU3. [llV TSr.ERKAI H.~-OWN- COJVmrON'DEKT. ] WHAMCARET, Saturday. The Whangaroi 'Racing Club has rccog- : . irjsed the nervieca of the ambulance division 'of'the ,Whang!'rei t.M.C.A., .which ha t tent .^."'AQuad, to alt ftifMmgK dv.rvns the past -years# .by 'lonatmß Xf»o toward a lund - proviso adequate uniforms and equipmcnt.