ELLERSLIE TRAINING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22167, 22 July 1935, Page 7

ELLERSLIE TRAINING

USEFUL TASKS RECORDED IMAMINT SPRINTS SMARTLY KILTOWYN'S SIX FURLONGS T ho No. 2 grass track at Ellcrslio was available fgr galloping on Saturday, and there was more activity than there has been for several weeks past, u good deal of useful work being accomplished The goiii|* was heavy and the times were accordingly slow, Imamint running tho best three furlongs in *lO. 2-5s and Kiltowyn tie best''six in 1.22. On tho grass Courthaven wont six furlongs without being extended. Courthaven's latest form on the fiat has heen disappointing, and she may be tried as a hurdler in the near future. Air Lassio strodo over three furlongs in 455. Clay Defence ran half a mile in 5tS 2-ss. Ho was going comfortably throughout. Kelly and Fleetwind, after covering the first, three in 43 4-ss, got to tho end of j:ix furlongs in 1.26 4-5. Both are going along nicely in preparation for spring racing, and they should be very useful membors of F. Gilchrist's team in tho new season. To Broiiey and the sister to Gay Broney completed five furlongs in 1.11, tho last four in 56 1-i.is. Sir Borneo, after running tho first three in 40 2-ss, got to the end of six furlongs in 1.24 l-o. ' V'alspear and Teddy Boy Exprens reeled off three furlongs in 42 1-os. She is carrying a very healthy appearance. Ruling King covered four furiongs in 58 2-on. Golu Rod and Court Anna were on terms ai> tho conclusion of six furlongs in 1.25 3-5. Court Anna was going the stronger at the finish. Valspear and Teddy Toy were not bustled to run five furlongs in 1.9 2-5. Imamint dashed over three furlongs in 40 2-5, hitting out with plenty of freedom, Ay won pleased better than Vera Aero at the end of half a mile in 53 4-ss. Red Flame was responsible for three furlongs in 41s. Kiltowyn, after covering the first threo in 39 3-ss, completed six furliings fn 1.22. Ho is in excellent health, and should be ready to show form estrly in tho new season. , Baroscope and Charsong were associated in a working effort over a round, running the last six furlongs in 1.23. Heather Land was in front of Primak and Va tmers at the close of three furlongs in 425. Schooling o! Jumpers

Jewelled Girdle was going comfortably while running six furlongs in 1.25 1-6. Cai;oma and Valmint were responsible for a similar effort.

Supreme ltuler (Pascoe) and Chief Emerald (Simpson) were schooled over the pony hurdles and acquitted themselves rery satisfactorily. Hawthorn (Tucker) went in good style for a beginner when schooled over three pony hurdles. Park hurst (Craddock) and Catoma (Ferguu) were tried over the steeplechase fences on the flat. Parkhurst gave a good display, but Catoma refused at the second fence of the double. He also baulked at the stonewall and was not persevered with. RACING IN ENGLAND ■ J

ECLIPSE STAKES RESULT . . J SUCCESS OF WINDSOR LAD * . ■ 4 LONDON, Jul* 1? The <;hief event at the Sandown Park races to-day resulted: — ECLIPSE STAKES, A sveepstake, with £ISOO, added; for thre*> and four-year-old entire colts and fillies: special .weights; 1J miles* WINDHOR LAD, M. H. Benson's b h. 4yri. by Blandford— Resplendent .. 1 THEFT. The Aja Khan's be, Byt«. by Tetretema —Voluce 2 FAIR TRIAL, J. A. Dewar*s ch c, 3yrs, by Fairway—Lady Juror .. .. 8 Five started Throi-quart-ora of a length; same. Windsor Lad's victory marks his final race fcefore going to the stud. His services are booked for many years at a fee of 400 guineas. He has won £38,000 in stages and his value is now estimated at £BO.OOO. Wir dsor Lad won the Derby last year for tie Maharajah of Rajpipla. Subsequently he was beaten into third place by King Salmon and Umidwar in the Eclipsa Stakes and shortly after that he wj,B purchased by Mr. Benson for <50,000 guineas. Windsor Lad had a 101b. penalty in the Eclipse Stakes last year, and it was the general opinion that he was unlucky to lose. Up to the end o;f last season, which he completed by winning the St- Leger, he had won £25,5<)7j of which £12,155 was earned after he passed into the hands of Mr. Benson. With his winnings this season Windnor Lad has thus returned a substantial portion of his purchase price.

POVERTY BAY TURF CLUB NEXT THURSDAY'S ACCEPTANCES [BY TKTjKORAPH—PRESS ASSOCIATION] * GIBBOKNE, Saturday Acceptances for the first day of the Poverty Bay Turf Club's winter meeting, to be held on Thursday and Saturday of next week, are its follows: — PARK HURDLES, Of £6O; 11 miles st. lb. at. lb. Million 10 8 Hoynl Toast . 9 0 Tahoiim ... 913 Hunting Lass 9 0 Cromwell . • - 0 5 John Charles . 9 0 Victor Starflnder ... 9 0 Colima .... 9 6 Isms 9 0 HACK FLAT HANDICAP, Of £SO; 0 fur. at. lb. st. lb. Mata Hari . . . 9 C Joystick ... 8 0 Gasman .... 8 0 Bonnie Song ■ 710 Kilberi* ... 8 6 The Bru«heT . 7 9 Blue Needle ..83 Fivine Mimic . 7 7 Royal Mimic . 8 0 Golden Belbioney ..80 Pennant ... 7 7 Kunupu .... 8 0 maiden raoe. Of £4O; 5 fur. at, lb, Bt. lb. Illinois .... » 0 Poklha .... 8 0 Acrauna . . . H 0 Roya Luciua .... 8 0 Welcome ..80 Ace Willonyx 8 0 De Friend ..80 Double Ace . , 8 0 Small Boy ..80 Uaiu ..... 8 0 Morning Quest 8 0 Sir Acq .... 8 0 HACK AND HUNTERS' STEEPLBOHABE, Of i'rtO; 2i miles st. lb. st. lb, Kahimoke ... 10 10 Puccini ... 9 0 Tahomn ... 0 12 New Ferry ..90 Cromwell ... 9 12 Golden Area . 9 0 Huk«W#nu ..98 PUBLICANS' PURSE, Of £55; 1 mile , at. lb. st. lb. War'fane ... 9 7 Gigantic . . .7 13 March. Song . 810 Trookman ... 7 7 Gold Stitch ~80 WINTER QATB, Of S7O ond Trophy j !i miles st, lb, Bt. lb. Big Dook ... 9 0 Alby 711 Sunny Bky ..88 March. Song . .7 10 Itoyal Bengal , 8 0 Mulabftt ... 7 10 tramway hack flat, Of £SO; 7 fur. at. lb, at, lb. Warrane ... 9 8 Joystick . , . 7 13 Collision ... 9 7 Blygain ... 712 Menmpn ~,83 Bpnnie Spng . 7 10 Royul Mimic . 8 0 Firpt Danco . . 7 10 Quaint .... 8 0 Fortene . . f 7 Kaniipa ~,80 Bpthw«U ...79, Gigajatie . 7 18