NOTES FROM TRENTHAM.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20303, 10 July 1929, Page 9

NOTES FROM TRENTHAM.

THE FINAL GALLOPS

MISTER GAMP IN FINE FORM

GOOD EFFORT BY OVERHAUL.

[ liY TEI.EI! tTAITf. —OWN fOIUIEsnoNDKNT.] AV EL L INC TO X, Tuesday.

Conditions were much improved at Trentham this morning, but si heavy fog prevented a number of early gallops from being timed. Tho grass track naturally was very heavy And the few horses .who worked lAn the sand registered much better I imes.

Roi Do Vat (S. lteid) and Historic were obscured by the fog. but sprinted homo in good style. Maori Hoy worked solidly over a, round.

Quantum sprinted four furlongs in IH 2-.is under a good pull. Royal Game went well over half a milo in 02Is.

Sudden Storm ran down half a milo in .'33, going attractively, Full Feather and Hurly Hurly, both with welter-weights, ran fivo furlongs in 1-8 -t-5. Full heather was going very comfortably on the outside and it was nn impressive effort. Tanagia was obscured by fog when sprinting half a mile. He finished well.

Taboo and Fairy Herald, ridden out, rail live furlongs m 1.9 *l-5. Gold Curo was hidden by tho fog. but did solid work and was finishing well nt the end of his task. Rory Mor sprinted down the straight. Mister Gnmp camo away from. GlengnrifT at tho end of seven furlongs in 1.39], Mister Camp revelled in the conditions and is a very til horse*.

Kauri Park Gallops Well. Kauri Park went easily over six furlongs in 1.27} Bonroso was hidden by the log in her half-mile sprint, but was going well

at tho end IL Brodie will rido her tomorrow.

Balloon ran five furlongs easily in 1.125. Amorist rolled into his work well when running five furlongs in 1.11. Tcheka and Last Crust ran seven furlongs in 1.121. Radiato was again given pace work.

Merle and Brilliant Light ran half a milo in s'!s. Ruanui was not bustled to run half it milo in oils. Treshain ran six furlongs easily in 1.29!. Metellus strode over six furlongs in 1.29. Master Doou (11. Dulieu) did not impress by his display over three Jiurdle3 in tho centre" of the course.

Juggle was exercised at the barrier and afterwards hit out very well in a sprinting task. Kniti was sent to sprint half a mile and was not tinted.

Tourist, beat Lady Reno over four furlongs in 54 s Red Fuschia (A. McDonald) and Kamehamcha (IT. Dulicu) jumped three hurdles well in flic cenlro of the course and subsequently worked attractively on the flat. Singleton beat Mangaharei comfortably over fivo furlongs in 1.9, the last llirco furlongs in 'JOs on tho sand. Paddon (A. Tinker) sprinted half a milo in 51s. Ho pulled up sound. Modern ran hnlf a milo in 535. Overhaul and Comical both pleased by tho way they hit out on tho flat. They finished up by running their last, half-mile on tho sand in 525, with nothing between them—a good effort. Royal Elm's Performance.

Royal Elm (C. MeGovern) led Bouayron (Weaver) and Alaric (A. McDonald) over the five t-teeplechaso fences with tho pace on nil tho way. Tt was n good schooling gallop and all threo jumped well, especially Royal Elm. King's Guard did solid pace work.

Titiokoa ran half a mile in 535. Ifc jumped away ahead of Taku Tama and drew further away from him over the last furlong. Taku Tama ran his last threo furlongs in lis.

Mating:!, who looks well enough, strode over a rounrl of pace work. Beaumont was too good for Otiiuru Lass over four fll rlongs in 51s. Iligh -Society, who looks well, did solid pace work. Mark Mint ran his last four of five furlongs in 51s anil did it well. Locarno, who looks very light, was kept to pace work. Pari pleased by running four furlongs in 535, with Iniafeagirl about a length away. Lady Gny and General Wai were schooled over three hurdles, giving a satisfactory display. Waltzer gave Loving Cup a. start and beat him over five furlongs in 1.8 3-s—a smart effort.

Bright Land was scratched for the Trent hum Hurdles at 11.15 o'clock to-day. Arihana and Solgele have been withdrawn from all engagements at tho meeting. Great Lady, Lucky Bag. Arrow/one and Lucro will represent G. W. Now at Trenthntii on Thursday, although owing to Lucro being slightly lanio after galloping this morning, tho latter is a doubtful starter.

C'ommendntioii will not bo a runner, but G Jones will be represented by Roundelay in the Novice Handicap on tho final day. Glena Bay is a last-minute arrival from the North, having recovered from his unsoundness. ilo will Lo ridden in tho Vit(oria Hurdles to-morrow by F. Foster.