FINAL GALLOPS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22059, 15 March 1935, Page 7

FINAL GALLOPS

HYMEL. IMPROVES MAFEKING FINISHES STRONGLY SPRINT BY EXAGGERATION [by tjslkorapji—own correspondent] PAEROA, Thursday Weather conditions were anything but favourable for work on the Paeroa track this morning and rain was falling while vt'ork was being carried out. Tho track was heavy. All fast work was done on tho outside -of the course proper. Gay Egypt, Hymel and Grand Talk ran five and a-half furlongs from a standing start in 1.13 2-5. They finished in tho order named. Hymel gave a greatly improved display. ■ '«■' .Mr. V, T . H- Maria's two two-year-olds were given n round at three-quarter pace. n h.u®? ona jum D etl off*at the five and a-half post, running the distance in 1.14, ■ this last five m 1.5. Recent racing has improved Queen Nona. A gallop over four furlongs, in which On Approval. Aramis, Johnny Walls and Mafeking took part saw the last-named lose about 10 long'lhs at. tho start. Aramis led for a coup'o of furlongs, just nheftd of Johnny Walls. After entering the straight. On Approval ran to the front and finished a length tihead of Aramis in s}s. Mafeking finished strongly about two lengths behind the other horses.

Biforrn and British Columbia worked separately, both doing two rounds of solid pace-work. Biform put a lot of dash into his work.

Exaggeration did a round at half-pace and sprinted over the last four furlongs in 52 2-ss, which was a good effort considering tho state of the track.. She carried over 9-stono. Imperial Prince gave Alloy a lead over four fences. Imperial Prints jumped cleanly, but Alloy lacked confidence' arid did hot appear to like facing the hurdles. He knocked one hurdle very heavily.- Imperial Prince afterward worked over two rounds. 'He looks visry well and revelled in the oasy going. Several others, including i Miss Lorraine, Pola Dunce and Semiacre did useful, work. Heavy rain l has fallen aIT day and thfe course is certain to be on the oasy side. OWNER OF VINTAGE RETURN TO DOMINION (Received March 14. 5.5 p.m.) SYDNEY. March 14 The owner of Vintage, Air. Westenra, is returning by the Maunganui to New Zealand to-day.- Vintage is returning direct from Melbourne. TE RAPA TRACK WORK KING FORD AND GAY SETON \ [fkom OUIt OWN correspondent] HAMILTON, Thursday The course proper, where the poles were out 15ft, was used for galloping at Te Rapa Ihis morning, when some interesting l work was performed by horses with engagements at Paeroa. Whirling and Light Comedy ran five furlongs in 1.5, with little betrween them at the finish. Light Comedy waa successful at her last appearance and should give a good account of herself if started at Paeroa,

King Ford and Gay Seton dashed over five furlongs in 1.3, the first half-mile in 50a. The sprinters did their work nicely.

Gloucester finished a couple of lengths in front of Lilbcrl at the end of half a mile in 53 3-ss. Royal Artist, with Cynara to assist over the first, half-mile in 51s, completed five fu:rlongs in 1.5. Adalene was slightly in front of Astarth and Sinking Fund at the end of half tt mila in 51a, Sinking Fund continuing on to complete six furlongs in 1.16. Calcutta was better than Rex Victor over five fwlongs in 1.5. Calcutta has ft substantial advantage in weight, Sirona and Mossvale were practically on terms at the conclusion of seven": furlongs in 1.32 1-5, the first five taking 1.3'4-5i On the plough Full of Scotch covered five furlongs in 1.6. Silver Division, Blandford and Luminary encompassed a round in 1.53. ' r

GALLOPS AT TE AROHA ROYAL SECRET'S EFFORT [by telegraph—own correspondent] TE AROHA, Thursday The weather was wet for the final gallops" at Te Aroha this morning in view of the Ohinemuri mooting. Royal Secret covered six furlongs in 1.17 1-15. Mustang, who is engaged at.Opotiki, ran five furlongs in 1.5 1-5. King Ara (Tremain) ran four furlongs in 51b. Don't Lap went half a mile on the plough in 545. Our Bonnie, bandaged on the off fore-leg, and moving short, traversed two circuits on the same track. Routine Flush, who leaves for Opotiki on Sunday, ran six furlongs Jn 1.19 1-6-Puri:ri Park and Mazir were two lengths in front of Rona Bay at the end of four furlongs in 625. Tin Lap and King Flight did pace-work.

OAMARU ACCEPTANCES ; NEXT THURSDAY'S EVENTS [by TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] i OAMARU,. Thursday Acceptances for the first day of -the, Oama.ru Jockey Club's autumn meet-; ing to be held on Thursday and Saturday of next week are as follows: — 12.30—TRIAL STAKES, of £75, two-year-olds 7 11, three-year-olds and itpwnrds 8.8. 5 fur—Prince Boa, Rathkiel, Lady Leighton,, Convivial, High Glee, Pompeii, Nardoo, Land Raid, Queen Dorothy, Auspicious, Arrowform, Maid of the Last, Dissemble, Prince Tractor, Linguist. Tooley .Street, Rose of Tralee, Foreign Star. Battle Arena, McHeuth, Tea Gown, Call Money. Surge, Merry De V*l, Perfect Rose, Westward Ho. Jo/ouis. Coat of Arms, B.S: Jack Ahoy, Silver Fox. Colleen Ougue. Ilithyia, Jack Horner, Cape Gabo, 7.11.

1 10--AUTUMN HIGH-WEIGnT HANDICAP of £IOO, 1 mile.—Hunting Go, 10.10; Black Duke 10.8; Grecian Prihce, 10.G; Heather Glow. 30.4; Haere T0nu.10.2; Colospian. 10.1; Tippling. 9.11; Courtyard. 9.9; Night Recital, 9.3; Jolly Beggar, Hystnde, Lady Zephyr, Grey Boy. Song Boy. P.O. 1 50—WESTON TROT HANDICAP, of £IOO. limit 3.43, 15 miles,-Almofil Cling, Blue Spark, Master Garry, Casino. Colleen Chenault, Dillon Queen. Dinner Bell, Glen Lady. Grand Mogul, Marie Potts, Neola, Parachute, Parishioner, Prince Roy don, Sea Peter, Self, Sliandon Cliimes, Smithy, Sylvie's Best. Trinidad, limit; Beverley King. 12yds blld; Wee Wrack, 48. 1 25 -PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, of £l5O. , rn j]o.—Polydora, 9.0; Silver Streak. 8.9; Guarantee, 8.4; Kemal Pasha. 8.2; Sam Smith, 8.1; Hunting Go. 7.12; Manetho. 7.9; Cleaner, 7.0. ' To—-WINDSOR HANDICAP, of £IOO, 6 fur -Capital, 8.8; Daring Deed. 8.2; Unseen, flii llerl Dance, 7.12; Bowlands, 7.10; Glow Light 7.9; Brown Pearl. Silk Paper 7.8; Mnnpv Klies, 7.7; Silver Lark. Gold Fox, Pala Mclba, Secret Paper, 7.5; Latitude, 7.0. 3 85—STEWARDS' HANDICAP, of £!I0,, 0 fnr.-Ken.al Pasha 8.0; Cherry Queen. H 2 Rebel Star. 8.0; Loehlaggan, 7.13;, Hula Tiol'lp 7 i2• Fair Weather. 7.11; Assemble, ffbSSi Prince. Enwood. 7.1; Meadow Lark, 7.0. Air PPDCASTLE TROT HANDICAP, of £loo° limit 3.2, 11 mile?:—Cani Dillon, Captain' Heath, Casino. Master Garry, Travii Sea Peter. Starvale. limit: Gyrate (T ) Harold Wrack. Levity, Red Glow. Rewai Rongomai. Silk Cord. Summit Whitstone 12yds bhd; Midnight Sun. 30, , tr PARKSIDE HANDICAP, of £IOO. 1 ftteM fcg Ter«|n, W.l. Polo. 7.0.

OPOTIKI JOCKEY CLUB Sf W. ™ Opcftlki°Jockey CUib's anuud rnceting next Wednesday close at noon to-da>. RACING FIXTURES Marct , Racing Club. March 16. 18-Ohinemuri Jockey C üb. March lo! Racing Club. March 20—Opotiki Jockey Glub. March 21, 23—Oamartt Jockey Club. «» j. on 03 Manawatu Racing .Glub. . •March 23. 25-Bay of Plenty Jockey Club. March 27--Paer.garoa-Te Puke Racine Club March SO—Birchwood. Hunt Club.