THE TROTTING TRACK
USEFUL TRIALS AT EPSOM OLIVER THORPE'S TWO MILES SOUND DISPLAY BY CARL MACK BY ABAYDOS A good two miles by Oliver Thorpe, a fast-run mile and a-quarter by Gold Seam, and a sound display of trotting by Carl Mack, were "prominent features of the training work at Epsom yesterday. Tho track was in good order asd most of tho horses worked the reverse way round. Oliver Thorpo (W. AVilletts) ran his two miles in 4.30 2-5. As lie passed tho mile in 2.20. Prince Etawah (R. A. Shepherd) joined issue. The next half was run in 1.0, and tho last in 1.10 2-5, Oliver Thorpe finishing well. Carl Mack (lan Morrison) was not hurried in tho early stages of a two miles task, tho first mile taking 2.35. The pace was then improved and the work-out was completed in 4.53, the last half-milo in 1.10, Carl Mack never looked like making a mistake, and is in great heart for his Hamilton engagement. Glandore (A. McGarry) and Gold £?eam (L. McMahon) set off to go a mile and ahalf, but aftor covering three furlongs Gold Scam broke badly and was pulled up. Glandore ran the first half-mile in 1.10, tho second in 1.14, and tho third in 1.10. making 3.34. Gold Seam, alone, was given a solid run over a mile and a-quarter in tho smart time of 2.51. Although ho did not pace too kindly for the first couplo of furlongs, he got to the half-mile in J.'J, and passed tho milo in 2.10 J. Maintaining his speed ho caino homo tho last Quarter in 31}s. Kewpio's Triumph (fv. Bell) went off in front of Mountain Del! (L. Mitchell) for a two mile 3 work-out and tho positions were unaltered at tho milo in 2.33. tho mare pull-, j I ing very hard. They reached tho milo and a-half in 3.44, and turning on tho speed ran tho final half-mile iu 1.0, Kowpie's Triumph having a slight adv.antago at tho finish. Ncllolu (L. Mitchell) worked pleasingly over two miles in 4.51, running tho first milo in 2.2.5, and tho last half mile in 1.11. Assisted by Prince Etawah over tho first half-mile, Marble Star (R. Millen) took 3.51 i to run a milo and a-half. Tho first half in I.ll} was easily tho fastest section. Miss Joan Direct (C. Smith) was always in front of Nell Yolo (F. J. Smith) over a milo and a-half in 3.52, the last half being run in 1.111. Histcr Chris (F. J. Smith), after running half a milo in 3.1.'!, was picked up by Miss Joan Direct, who went off with a two lengths break. Although Sister Chris paced rosoluicly in the final circuit, she could not overhaul Miss Joan Direct, who run the mile in 2.20. Sister Chris ran the milo and u-lialf in 3.32 4-5. Weo Machine (E. S. Groat) went out in front of Really (M. S. Groat) for a milo and a-half effort, and was still in front at the mile in 2.39. Realty moved up at tho quarter post and tho two finished on terms, running tho last half in 1.10. Margaret Wallace (E. G. Sandall) worked steadily over a milo and a-half in 3.40. The middle half-mile, in 1.12, was the fastest, Margaret Wallace was not hurried at any stage and could have gone a lot faster. Theliua Mack (A. G. Warnock) was not bustled to run a milo and a-half at a 2.20 gait, stepping briskly over tho last fewfurlongs. Pedlar (A. J. Julian) was allowed to take his time over a mile and a-quarter in 3.15. L'cdlar has done a lot of solid work and is in good order. HORSES FOR HAMILTON CARL MACK AND LA TRIUMPH Tho first of tho Epsom horses to leave for Hamilton are Carl Mack and La Triumph, who will travel to-day by motor transport under tlio chrti-go of 1. and K. Morrison respectively. Both trotters have done well in their final work-outs oil tho dirt track, and will bo given a couple of runs on tho grass track at Hamilton. F. J. Smith will take his representatives through on Friday, and the remainder of tho Epsom candidates will go on Saturday morning.
TROTTING AT NEW BRIGHTON ACCEPTANCES FOR SATURDAY [BY TELEGRAPH—PRESS ASSOCIATION] CHRISTCHURCH. Tuesday Acceptances for tlio New Brighton Trotting Club's meeting on Saturday tiro as follows: INNOVATION . HANDICAP, of £100: limit 3.50; lj miles.—Harvest Dillon, Our Triumph, Peter Conquest, Alf Parrish, liesound, Gift, Matuunga, lteal Belle, Lee Boy, Rembrandt, Harvest Lady, Page Girl, Tiny Guy, Norman Fox, limit; Bell Heather, 12yds blul; lloneyjnoon, 24; Amonos, 48; Bnclnim. CO: Margaret Par risli, Tanepai, 752; Miss Wilkes, Welcome Guy, 9tj; Dilfashion, 108. SHIRLEY HANDICAP, of £120; limit 3.'10; li miles.— Little Victor, Desert Maiden, Til ri, Ronald Derby, Rcylena, Cloudy Range, Dolly lluon. Golden Direct, Tailor, Reylet, Golden Cross, Goldworthy, Ayr Lass, Bingcu Chief, Major Brent, Ruin, -Chiming Day, limit; Happy Lass, Betty Axworthy, Guldspear, Midnight Sun. Mihad, Bonny Prince, 12yds bhd; Silver Bird, 21. WAIMAIRI HANDICAP, of £200;- limit •1 .-10; 2 miles.—Tempo, Todd Lonzia, Nelsonian, Nimbus, Guy Denver, Holly Bank, Lord Matchlight, limit: Lily Harold, Silver do C)ro, Gold Tinge. Wild Guy, 12yds bhd. Travis, Pageant d'Or, 21; War Paint, Tempest, 3(>; Kelp, -18; Princess Mauritius, 72; Pageant, 9G. SUMMER HANDICAP, of £120; limit 3.0; 1J miles.—lndianapolis. First Aid, Tatsy de Oro, Bingen Spicrft, Weo Parrish, Little Victor, Good Companion, Elsie do Oro, Dollar King, Great. Locanda, Cvaganour, Mihad, To Kingi, Hard Words. limit; White Stranger, Rare Pronto, Avaunt, Indian Author, Belly Wrack, 12yds bhd; Lo Fashion, Stowaway, Autowin, 21; Taxpayer, 48. AVON HANDICAP, of £150.; limit 2.45; miles.—Gold Country, Colorado, Ayrmont Chimes, Muriel do Oro,, Linkman, Dillon Logan, limit; Crnnleigh, Enawal), J2yds bhd; Rollo, Arikitoa. King Pointer. Impromptu, 24; Free Advice, Gunnel, 48; 11 mold Logan, CiO. NEW BRIGHTON HANDICAP (trotters), of £150; limit 4.Set; 2 miles.—Our Bingen, Garner, Dilfashion. Radley, Welcome Guy. Heal Boy, Rapture, limit: Fairyland, 3Gyds bhd; Molloy, 48; Modern Girl, Stanley Bingen, (Treat Burton, 72; Louis Bingen, 81; Gay Puree, 132. BEACH HANDICAP, of £140; limit 2.50; miles.—Lily Harold, Travis, Pageant d'Or, Ron. Automatic, Pronto Bingen, Our George, limit; Nor'-wester, Bracken, Netta Oro, War Paint. Eureka Boy, 12yds bhd; Kelp. Editor, Eugene do Oro, Tactless. Dusolina, Apex, 24; Royal Comrade, Steel All, Some Guy. Baron Bingen, 30>; Nimble Direct, Pageant, 43. FAREW KLL HANDICAP (saddle), of £130; limit 2.17: 1 mile.—Willie Derby, Pearl Logan, Hello Lorrimor, Aristotlo, Headlight, Location, Nelson's Chum, Lord Nrnt.chlij.rhl,, limit: Princess Thea. Kriesler. Sister Roso, Wild Guy, 12yds bhd; Sunchild, 30. AUCKLAND TROTTING ENTRIES Entries for the Auckland Trotting Club's Spring Meeting close at 5 p.m. on Friday. The second payment for tlio Great Northern Trotting Derby, 1032, is duo at tire eamo time.
TROTTING FIXTURES October B—Now Brighton Trolling Club, October B—Waikoto Trotting Club. October 22, 24—Auckland Trotting Club. October 22, 24 —Greymoulh Trolling Club October 24—Oaniftru Trolling Club. October 20 -Wellington Trolling Club.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21305, 5 October 1932, Page 9
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