ELLERSLIE TRAINING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21359, 7 December 1932, Page 9

ELLERSLIE TRAINING

SEVERAL HORSES SCHOOLED GOOD DISPLAY BY ABSENT PRINCE OF ORANGE'S TASK BY ARCHER The I racks at Ellerslie aro very fast at present and some good (rials should bg recorded during the next few weeks, when preparations for the Auckland Racing Club's Summer Meeting will be in full swing. The work yesterday was mostly of the useful order, ;t.nd the horses to run along were not out to make time. On the No. 2 grass Queen Arausio covered three furlongs in 39 4-ss, while Danna, Brampxon and Angie strode over the same distance in 42 3-5s Darnia and Angie aro both allowing improved condition. Wee Pat was timed to run the last, four of six furlongs in 52 3-as. She is doing her work very satisfactorily, and seems to be thrivin.it better than she was a couple of months ago. Taliais Mea and Llanore were responsible for the best sprint of thp morning in running lwlf a niihs in 50 -4-ss. Tnhae Men is on the improve, and is carrying a very bright appearance. Jewelled Girdle nnd United ran hal£ a mile in 525, and both hit out freely. United's enlarged hock docs not appear to cause him any inconvenience and ho is making steady progress. On the tan Supreme Ruler placed six furlongs behind in 1.2-1 4-5. lie has not been asked for his best since racing at Takapuna, but is thriving well and should bo improved when next ho races. Full Measure and Gay Broney were slightly in advance of Wee Prince and Patutahi at the conclusion of a round in 1.5G 3-5. These horses have been accomplishing a .jood deal of sound work, and all are looking bright Prince of Orange (H Dulieu) jumped two hurdles boldly nnd afterwards encompassed a round on the tan in 2.4 2-5. He is training on well and should be a good prospect for a hurdle race at the summer carnival. Absent (Craddock) and Demylus (Olive) were associated in a schooling bout over four hurdles, Demylus going on alone to jump another two fences. Absent has never looked better than at present, and he should be in great heart to contest (lie hurdle races at the summer meeting. Demylus is improving in his jumping, nnd his display was very satisfactory for a beginner. Tarporley. who was physicked after racing at; Takapuna. has freshened up well, and is again working regularly, lie still shows signs of soreness and docs most of his work on the tan. which is a very popular track with trainers in the summer months. Claremore is being kept in regular work and he looks very bright and healthy. If J. C. Lambess is able to get the nece.ssary work into him during the next few weeks, Claremore should make his presence felt in the hurdle races at the summer meeting. Nothing very strenuous lias been exacted from Cynthia N. and Roman Mascot since they raced at Takapuna, but both are working steadily. Cynthia N will require careful placing to will, but Roman Mascot is likely to improve nnd may not be long in opening her winning account.

TE AWAMUTU HORSES

IMPROVED TRACK WORK GOOD EFFORT BY LUCIDUS [from OCR OWN correspondent] TE AWAMUTU, Tuesday The going outside tho flags, which were about 12ft. out from tho rails, was available for fust work at Te Awamutu this morning. The track is in excellent order. Mareclial was first out and covered half a mile in 533, going nicely. Mareclial did not do well on the Takapuna trip, but has brightened up again. K ana pa was going very easily while covering five furlongs in 1.9. Rose Lupin and Miss Lorraine again pleased, doing four furlongs on the plough in 4'}s. Moving well within himself. King's Kuavo ran six furlongs in 1.191, the last five in 1.51. Chateau was not asked for speed in a five-furlong essay, which took 1.11. Sea Ruler had little difficulty in recording 571s for four furlongs. Lucidus, moving boldly, did a three-fur-long task in 37s From a barrier start at tho seven-furlong post, the Chief Ruler—Miss Sphinx filly and Sir Musk covered half a mile in 525. Ruri moved away at the five-furlong post and. going e:tsily, ran lus last haff-niile in 52 l-ss. Ruri will probably have his first race at Taumaruuui on Friday. Soloist went four furlongs, the last two of which occupied 265. Beryl Latour appeared to be doing her work bettgv than Loombination at the end of five furlongs run in I.C. Impasto galloped alone over three furlongs in 375. Limeen and Jonathan were not asked to make any time while going together over about a mile and a furlong. The Inst mile took 1.49. • x , , ■ Te Tawa and D'Artagnan sprinted twice down the straight Both did their work pleasingly. Pelagia showed her usual dash when, irom a barrier start, she executed si half-mile task in 49 4-ss. Kurapae and Trishna. who began with Pelagia, look 525. " Eager Rose worked lazily over a mile, and although assisted by Arawa Rose over the last three furlongs, only recorded 1.51 for the full journey Transaction, who jumped away at the seven-furlong peg. ran her last six in 1.17 Erination finished slightly m front of Snfe Bank and was timed to run four furlongs in 51 2-ss. The gallop was an improvement on the part of both. Te Wnipu had Emancipation as a companion over six furlongs on the plough. They went the distance in 1.19 V. Gaysogne also galloped six furlongs on the plough, but was tiring when she got to the finish in 1.18 3-5. CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB APPOINTMENT OF SECRETARY j BY TELEJJItAI'II —OWN CORRESPONDENT] CJIRIST CHURCH, Tuesday At yesterdav's monthly meeting of the committee of "the Canterbury Jockey Club Mr. F. T. II- Bell was appointed permanent secretary of the club. Mr. Bell has filled the position of acting-secretary for the past four months. REDUCTION IN STAKES RICCARTON SUMMER MEETING [Ji V TELICOIt A PH —OWN CO [Ui ESI'ON DENT] CHRJSTCIIURCII, Tuesday The Canterbury Jockey Club decided today to reduce the stakes for its summer meeting next February from £1270 to £IOSO. WEIGHTS FOR WAIPA PLATE Following are tho weights for the Waipa Plate of £7O, wcight-for-agc, 0 furlongs, to be run at the Waipa Racing Club's meeting on December ]7:— st. lb. st. lb. Wilton .... 0') Prince Colossus 8 4 Transaction ■ • 8 10 Te laua 0 Gaysogne ... 8 '0 Kpigriun ... (59 Reviver .... 8 10 Weatherwise . 0 9 Rita's Light . 8 9 Alignment ..09 1 lluniinelli ..89 Wait and See . 4 Beryl Latour . 8 9 Muhquil .... 6 4 Muskon .... 8 9 Bon Rapide . . «» 4 Arawa Rose . 8 9 Arise ... . 6 4 Loombination. . 8 4 Miss Sphinx f. 6 4 Sinking Fund 8 4

WAIPA ACCEPTANCES Acceptances for the Waipa Racing (.lub s meeting close at 5 p.m. on Friday with the secretary. Mr. J. G. Wynyard, fe Awamutu, or Messrs. Blomfield and Company, Auckland. BANKS PENINSULA MEETING [UVT TELEGRAPH —Own correspondent] CHRISTCIIURCH. Tuesday The Banks Peninsula Racing Club was «?-ra tiled permission to-dny by ihc Canterbury Jockey (Tub's committee to bold its positioned spring meeting on the Riccarton racecourse on Saturday. December 17. The pro"rum me will be tlio B«ime nt that filioiied for M.»l ukararu, niui a live shilling tolulisa(or will be in use.