FINAL TRACK-WORK

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21467, 15 April 1933, Page 7

FINAL TRACK-WORK

EASY SIX BY PAGANELLI AIGUILLE'S MILE GALLOP NOW A CERTAIN STARTER The No. 1 grass, which wns in splendid order, was used for the fast work at Ellerslie yesterday, but as the main gallops were recorded or, Thursday, there was not a great deal of activity. Paganelli strode over six furlongs in 1.22 1-5 without being extended at any stage. Emancipation and Sir Musk sprinted half a mile in 52 l-ss. The Brighton Hurdles candidate bears a well-seasoned appearance, and he has only to jump well to be dangerous to-day. Thore was littlo between Desert Star and Don't Lap at the end of five furlongs in 1.4. Prolyxo was going very easily alongside Eager Rose over five furlongs in 1,4 4-5 She will contest the Oaks in preference to the Easter Handicap. Aiguille was going better than Seatown and Callamurt at . the end of a mile in 'n „ I 6" Al SttiUe pulled up well and is llanclica " a Col ' tai " Btart e* in the Easter r ,, Gol d Mnsk ran a mile -in 1.48 4-5. This lilly will be outclassed in the Oaks, but she is showing signs of improvement. It rand 1 .ilk was not unduly urged to run half a mile in 52 3-ss. She appears to be in nrst-class order. Kuri was ; let off with an easy task to run his last half-mile in 57 4-ss. He looks bright and well. Instalment ran seven furlongs in 1.30 2-6 after going fast in the early stages. It was a good gallop for a hack. Rapper ran three furlongs comfortably in •108. _ British Columbia was going easily just in front of Alloy over three furlongs in 375. He uhowed a lot. of dash and could have done better. Most of tho visiting horses are now on the scene, tho latest arrivals including Chromadyne Great Britain, Grand Talk. Queen .Nona. High Pitch, Emancipation, Sir Musk, .Instalment. Sandy Dix, Prolyxo. Eager Roso. Desert Star, Don't Lap and L'Allegro. THURSDAY'S GALLOPS SOME BRILLIANT WORK GOLDEN WINGS' RECORD FIVE Overnight rain rendered the tracks easy at Ellerslie on Thursday, when the course proper, with the poles out 35ft., was in use. and some high-class gallops were recorded. Golden Wings establishing a track record b.v. running five furlongs in 1.1 2-5. Golden Wings, carrying about Sst.. went brilliantly all the way to finish up five furlongs, going strongly, in 1.1 2-5. This is the bast ever registered over the»present •:rnck and it has brought the topweight into strong favour for the Easter Handicap. n I aganolli, carrying more weight than Golden Wings, also galloped remarkably well over five furlongs in 1.2. He did -his work attractively, and, considering his weight, his etfort would be almost equally as good as that of Golden Wings. Another Easter Handicap candidate. Sea .Ruler, went brilliantly to equal Paganelli's lame, 1.2, for five furlongs. He is a lightweight who will now come into favour, particularly as he has a partiality for easy track conditions. Sir Val and Aiguille ran five furlongs in 1.3 1-5. The Easter Handicap candidate moved well but ho is short of fast work and may not be right at his best to-day. Impasto, Rnpper and D'Artagnan began in straggling order at the six furlongs and after going five furlongs Impasto and D'Artagnan, whoso rider lost a stirrup, were eased up. Rapper going on to record 1.19. It was such an uneven stnrt that no real line was obtainable, but all appeared io travel well for five furlongs. Lordly Knight and Chief Cook Catalogue beat Chief Jov over five furlongs in 1.3 2-5 and did his work in'pleasing style. Master Norvril vus going strongly at the end of five furlongs in 1.3. Silver Scorn covered a mile and a-quartrr in brilliant stylo in 2 13 2-5, the hist round in 2.3 4-5. This, gallop showed the orar.k filly to be at tho top of licr form. Corfex and Senegal ran a mile in 1.43 2-:", Caff ex had tho slightest advantage at tfce close, but it was ti good effort on the prrfc of both. . Lordly Knight and Chief Cook finished in from of Mnnnwhenua and Mahkill at t'o end of seven furlongs in 1.31, a good galh o, with Lordly Knight and Chief Cook bc'.h milking friends for their Easter Handicap engagements. Master Brierlv and Wep Pat. assisted by Kilmuir over the last half-mile, ran soven furlongs in 1.31 2-5. Master Brierly finished impressively. Aga Khan and Gold Trail were going wpll lit the end of seven furlongs in 1.32 15. Both horses could have done n little bettor. Lady. Quex and Sunny Sky were doi"g better thn-rr Merry Damon at the ei>d of seven furlongs in 1.81 3-5. They could have done better and both gave impressive displays. . Princess Doreen was going comfjptnbly in front of Inflation over six furlongs in 1.18 2-5. The filly gave a very pleasing display and Inflation shaped much better than on Tuesday. Details of Other Work Other gallops were:— One Mile and a-quarter.—Solanio. Lucess. Billy Boy. Nnssock and Absent. 2.20 1-5. Once Round.—Psychologist 2.11 3-5. On the tan. Prince of Orange a strong round. One Mile.—Zane Grey 149 4-5. On the tan. Taneriri, Valroe and Wee Prince 1.50. Seven Furlongs.—Muff 1.32 1-5, Courthaven 1.34 2-5, Marchette and Roman Mascot 1.32 2-5. Six Furlongs.—Ruling Knight 1.20 2-5. Blanford and Grand Spirit 1.19 2-5, Ruby Down 1.20 2-5. Five Furlongs.—Kiltowyn and United 1.4 3-5, Karangnpai and Golden Spain 1.5 3-5. Deputv Ruler 1.5 35. Miss Rewa 1.6. Vandyke 1.7 1-5. Seatown 1.7. Four Furlongs—Tetrachnte 52 2-ss. My Money and Gay Broney 51 3-ss. TRIALS AT TAKANINI REREATU'S FINE GALLOP Track conditions at Takanini on Thursday were good. Tho poles on the inside grass were out 12ft. Imperial Prince and Principal were on terms at the end of ft mile in 1.17. Principal sustained no harm from his fall on Tuesday. . " , Gold Pocket. Exaggeration and Greek Gold began as named and finished in fairly close order at the end of five furlongs in 1.2, a very useful effort. CheTry King and Star Artist were on terms at the end of five furlongs in K2 1-5. both juveniles doing their work in pleasinir style. Cherry King has done well since winning at Whangnrci. Rercatu. Foulwind and Royal Artist were at intervals of five lengths at the end of six furlongs, which Rereatu ran brilliantly in 1.14. This colt has been galloping well and lias only io reproduce track form to show un in the Champagne Stakes. Royal Artist is considered a doubtful starter in the Easter Handicap. Kawini ran a mile and a-hnlf on the plough track, tho last mile in 1.5G 2-5. % NOTABLE JUMPING VETERAN KAWINI'S REMARKABLE RECORD Kawini. the veteran of to-day's Brighton Hurdles field, has had a remarkable, although most unlucky, career in important jumping events. Seven years ago he ran second in the Brighton and in 1029 he was third, he has been once second and once third'in the Great Northern Hurdles: twice third in the Great Northern Steeplechase; twice second and onco third in the Wellington Steeplechase and onco second in the Grand National Steeplechase. His stake winnings total £6625. _ . . Now rising 14 years, Kawini is making his f.rst appearance at Ellerslie for two and n-half vears. He competed at Hamilton in November, 1030. and then had a long spell until at Pukekohe last month lie ran fourth in the high-weight event. He made a surprisingly good showing, and. although his great age may tell against, him to-day, he has been working well and there is alwnvs this most important point in his favour—he is a jumper of proved ability. Kawini did not race until he was six years old. in tho H 25-20 season. In all he has started 55 times for eight wins. 14 seconds and 10 thirds, being 23 times unplaced. RACING FIXTURES April 15, 17—Beaumont - Tuapeka combined meeting at Beaumont. April 15 —llawkc'e Buy Jockey Club. April 15, 17—Wairarapa Racing Club. April 15, 17—-Auckland Racing Club. April 15, 17—Feilding Jockey Club. April 15. 17. 18—Riverton Racing Club. April 17 —Waipukurnu Jockev Club. . April 17—Kumar a Racing Club. April 17, IS—Canterbury Jockey Club. April 19—Westland Racing Club. April 21, 22 Oreymouth Jockey Club. April 22—Hawke's Bay Jockey Club. April 22. 24—Avondale Jockey Club.