TRAINING AT TRENTHAM

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20958, 22 August 1931, Page 9

TRAINING AT TRENTHAM

TWO-YEAR-OLDS AX WORK, SEVERAL PROMISING COLTS. Some interesting work was done by two-year-olds at T'renthmn on Thursday, when the back stretch of the two-year-old track was used. The going was soft,, but was otherwise good G. Jones' pair. Ralanat {Chief Ruler— Cocoanut) and Posy (Chief Ruler—Roaellate). went well over a couple of furlongs. They are among the most forward youngsters at the centre. J. W, Lowe's pair. Sage (Gay Shield — Gloria Nut) and Lord John (Lord Quey.— Bayonne!, sprinted two furlongs in 2Gs and clid their work pleasingly. The English-bred colt Mullaboden iTorlonia—Templeboden), a three-year-old to New Zealand time, and Redtcp (Eedfern — Tulpy)) ran a couple of furlongs together in '23 3-ss. The former is trained by H. Pritchard and has only lately been galloped fast. He has recently been blistered i becanse there was slight sign of a swelling jin the near hindleg. Redtop is a member i of T. Pritchard'a team, at present in charge i of G, Williama.-while Pritchard is in Sydney. ; H. Telford's trio, the Tea Tray—Zany ! colt, the Tea Tray—Ebba gelding, and the j Tea Tray—Lady Violet, gelding, moved ! nicely over three furlongs in 39 2-Sa, after ! doing the first two furlongs in 25 3-ss. The j first-named appeared to be going best at the I finish. | The nest three to sprint were J. McI Laughlin'3 pair, the Pombal—Veil colt andj the Lord Quex —Ayah colt, and A. E. | Browne's Bowland.; (Acre—' Wairiporipo). i The first-named, under a pull, remained' j with the other pair for two furlongs, and | then went on alone to the r.hree-iurlongs I peg, being steadied up because a trestle { was across the course, to register 40 3-Ss. ! The first two furlongs took 26 4-ss, the Pombal colt being in front at the point. It was the first fast sprint that Bowlanda, a well-modelled youngster, had had. but he joined in the job Quite unconcerned. S. J. Reid had Meritor (Limond—Merit) and Might (Limond —Gracicaa). two colts, at the barrier for practice and then gave them a short sprint down the _ back. Meritor, who is a full-brother to Lineage, particularly caught the eye as one of the neatest movers yet seen out on the track this year, and it will not surprise if he proves to be one of Trentham's best youngsters. Like all of Merit's offspring, he is a natural galloper. WELLINGTON CLUB'S YEAR. | NET LOSS OF £5939 SHOWN. [BT TEL.~GR.-tFH. —PBES3 ASSOCIATION. ] WELLINGTON, Friday. j The Wellington Racing Club's bnlance- • sheet shows a net less of £5939 on the I year's working. SIRES OF THE SEASON. HOARIRI AND HOLLY BOY. The brown horse Hosriri, by Antagonist { from Country Picnic, will be at the service of breeders shia season, when he will be located at Ellersiie. Hoariri is a compact horse showing plenty of quality and there are some fine strains cf blood in his pedigree. including two of Musket and one of St. Simon. The black pacing stallion. Hoi - Boy, who will be at the service of breeds;% *,his season," is to stand at Mangere. HoHy Boy was seventh on the list of winning horses in the Dominion in the 1325-27 season, whan his successes included the Summer Cup at • Alexandra Park. • On that occasion he registered 4.31 for the two miles and beat, among others Acron, Kohara, Imprint and Queen's Own. . NOTES FROM EVERYWHERE. • f TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP. _' Martian Chief is to race a*, the Asuvfcurtea and Geraldiae meetings before, returning home. Pnar Lap's brother Nightguard has had a dose of physic and after a short spell he will be sent along again, with a -view to spring engagements. Nightguard has shown speed in his recent track efforta at Riccarton and he may develop useful form this season. It is probable that he will make iLs next appearance at Aahburton. A. E. Ellis is still laid aside &a of the injuries he received when Make Up fell with him in the Grand National Hardies. His jaw was knocked about and ha lost , seme teeth, but he is making steady pro- i gress toward recovery Ellis intended, to leave next week for Sydney, where he is to j do the riding en the Paper Money sprinter Autopay, at the spring meetings, but hss , plans will depend cn the rapidity with 1 which he gets over last week's mishap. j Soma highly-bred yearlings have recently j been weaned at Mr. H. M. Reeve's Hero- | rata Stud, where they will run in the paddocks for a few months. One of them is an Australian-bred youngster by Manfred from Redshank, by Thrice from Red Streak. The Hunting Sons—Cymene colt is a halfbrother to Cylinder and Cypress, two smart performer? by Limond. Three colts owned by Mr. I. G. Duncan, of the Elders-lie Stud, include a brother to Gold Tinge by Paper Money from Vicereine, while along with him are a colt by Paper Money from Killena. by Kilbroney from Ena. and a colt by Weathervane from Senn;ght, by Day Comet from W cek End. TARANAKI HUNT CLUB. ACCEPTORS FOR SATURDAY. I fBY TELEGRAPH. —PHESS ASSOCIATION.] NEW PLYMOUTH, Friday. Acceptances for the Taranaki Hunt Club's annual race meeting at New Plymouth to- ; morrow week are as follows: HACK AND HUNTERS' HURDLES, of i 260; H miles.—Callapat, 10.6; Evening Hero, j Moerangi, 10.0; .Day Lass, 9.10; Star Girl, j 9.2; Lough Neagh, Sir Moment. Garocii, j The Author, 3.0. OPUNAKE SCURRY, of £GO; weight 8.0-.. 5 fur.—Gold Zone. Forceful, Brown Abbey. ! Gibraltar, Cornerman, Psychologist, Barijacan, Tavora, Lord Mernwee. MEMBERS' HANDICAP, of £7O; I,far- { Seatown. 9.5; Richfield, 9.2; Paitoi u. 8.9; j •Easter Time. The Swell, 8.2: Little Doubt, | Balloon. 7.G; Callapat, 7.2; Monoghan. GoW ' Dawn. Kawhakina, 7.0. TARANAKI HUNT CLUB CUP. of £100; 2i miles.i—Day Lass. 10.12; Gueresa._ 10.7; j Haeremai, 10.2; Michael Shimose. Nimbiefoot, Eoyal Reign, Spanish Prince, Win- • nagan., 10.0. WAIHI HACK HANDICAP, of £65; 7 fur, —Royal Finance. 3.0; Gaanapper, 8.1; Gre«n ; Patch. 8.0; Tentcall. 7.12; Kissless. Singer, j 7.9; Silver Fern, Constant Sun. 7.2. STRATFORD HANDICAP, of £7O; 6 far. —Lady Qaez. 3,13; Orapai, 9.5; Gold Dawn. 7.2; Kawhakina, Mcnoghan, 7.0. HUNTERS' FLAT HANDICAP, of £SO; lj miles.—Day Lass, 10.13; Little Wonder. 10.10 Puawhato, !o,7;_The Author, Moerangi, 10.5: Michael Shimose. Royal Reign. Winnagan, Spanish Prince. Lough Neagh. Gasfarm, Nimblefoot, .10.0. URENUI HACK HANDICAP, of £OS; 6 fur. —Peter Jackson. 9.0: Motoa. 8.6; Kissless, Singer, 8.5: Silver Fern, Evening Hero, 7.12; Little Wonder, 7.13; Miss Chatter, 7,7; Gold Zone, 7.5, TROTTING IN DUNEDIN. FORBURY PARK CLUB'S YEAR. The annual report of the Forbnry Park Trotting Club states that after writing oil £lll for depreciation in plant the year closes with a debit balance of £IOB9, as against a credit balance of £1517 last year. This had to be considered satisfactory, in view of the fact that the sum of £839 was expended on permanent improvements during the year. The totalisator investments for the year amounted to £126.014, as against £179,565 for the previous year. RACING FIXTURES. August 22—Pakuranga Hunt Club. August 29—Taranaki Hunt Club, ijeptembe* s—Otagrs—Otagr Hunt Club. September 12—Dunedin Jockey Club. September 17, 19—Wanganui Jockey Club. September 13—Aahburton County Racine Club, September 24, 26—Geraldine Racing Club September 26—Hawke's Bay Jockey Club. September 26, 28—Avondala Jockey Club.