HAWERA DOINGS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22722, 7 May 1937, Page 9

HAWERA DOINGS

KAFNEIt SHAPES WELL TOUT LE MONDE VERY FIT NED CUTTLE RESUMES WORK [bv telegraph—own con respondent] HAWERA, Thursday leather conditions were ideal for fast work at Hawera this morning, and some interesting galloping was performed. 1 lie outside of the course propel, along the. back, was open for horses engaged at the coming meeting, and the going was holding;. I'riesland and Naughty Marietta traversed five furlongs on the sand in 1.7.}. rhey finished on terms, but Friesland was going very comfortably. (In the course proper Fafner led Dancing Ladv throughout half a mile in 545. Fainer revelled in the soft going. The son of Siegfried and Rapt shows signs of developing into a useful three-year-old. From a barrier start Corowa, Golden Orchid and blaster Limond ran three furlongs in 40}s. Corowa shaded Golden Orchid at the finish, and Master Limond finished about six lengths behind.

Autumn Leaf, Parquet and Golden Hill finished in the order named at the conclusion of half a mile in 54}s. Parquet was slow to find her feet, but was going nicely over the concluding stages. Tout le Monde sprinted three furlongs twice, recording 42 2-5s on both occasions. Tout le Monde is in great heart and should distinguish himself as a hurdler this -winter.

International. Cynical Kid and One Whctu ran an easy three furlongs in 41|s. Flying Chief and Red Manfred ; occupied 4CUs. Flying Chief has im- ; proved considerably since winning at i Feilding and is assured of solid supi port in his coming engagements. 1 Ned Cuttle and Black Friar have re- ■ joined the active brigade after a short : spell. Both will race in future as ' geldings. B. La Pouple has recommissioned the . rising four-year-old Le Marquis and , Corowa's full-brother. Gold Glare. Both i horses have been spelling for six months <■ and it will be some time before either ■ is ready. ' Several visiting horses are expected to arrive within the next few days, including J. Shaw, with Palm, Greek Gold, Surella, Monastic and Sky Pilot. CHESTER CUP RESULT FAITES VOS JEUX SCORES LONDON, May 5 The Chester Cup, run at Chester today, resulted as follows: CHESTER CUP, '2Y a miles FAITES VOS JEUX, Lad.v Nuttall's br g, Oyrs, by Dark .Legend—Hush Money . . . . .. . . 1 KEPT ON, A. E. Savery's ch hj, oyrs, by Soldennis—Erin Green .. 2 SIR CALIDdRE, A. J. Redman's ch b, oyrs, by Pommern—Gioconda .. 3 Seventeen started. Three lengths; two lengths. NOTES FROM EVERYWHERE TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP Essex is a regular attendant at the Trentham tracks and he will not require much rounding into shape. The Winter Cup may be his next important mission. Wagner is goinj; along steadily in his work at Awapuni, and is building up well. Although lie will not race for some time there are indications that he will be able to produce his former brilliance. Happy Heels, formerly in S. J. Reid's stable, has joined H. B. Lorigan's team at Trentham. The two-year-old fullbrother to Clessamor had only one race early in the season and was then set aside to mature. S. Wilson will be riding at Hawke's Bay on Saturday, where he has been engaged for Catalogue, Lacquer and Seyfried. Wilson will attend the Otaki meeting next week, and among his rides there are Boomerang, Impersonator, Diamond Cutter and Royal Portrait. Among the recent additions to T. R. George's numerous team at Trentham is a three-year-old filly by the Limond horse Resinous from the Kilbronev — Malt.egardc marc Gardant, She is being trained for Mr. J. Deely, of Wellington, who raced Gardant with considerable success. The rising two-year-old chestnut colt registered as Bombay has been purchased from Mrs. W. D. Graham by Messrs. Forbes Bros., of Wharehina, and thev have changed the name to Namara." Namara is by Lackham from Tikiday, and was purchased by Mrs. Graham at the last National sales. Tikiday is a half-sister by Day Comet to Dungarvan, and never raced. It now transpires that the Hawera colt Settlement, sold a few days ago, is not destined for Australia as was first stated. He has been purchased by Messrs. H. H. and N. Barlow, of Christchurch, and will be trained at Trentham by H. J,origan. The price at which he changed hands is stated to be in the vicinity of £SOO. Settlement ran third at the recent Awapuni meeting and shows distinct promise. A yearling bay filly by Robespierre out of Orange Blossom, thus a halfsister to Silver Ring, has been named Floral Robe by her breeder, Mr. G. Murray Aynsle.v, of Riccarton. Another lillv bv Robespierre from Contempt, has been called Disdain. She is a half-sister I to Silver Scorn. A chestnut gelding bv Robespierre from Muff, the latter a half-sister by Arrowsmith to Silver Scorn, has been named Rebellion. The Vaals two-year-old Vadanoe should not be long in getting out of maiden class. He stood up Captain Furst a considerable amount of ground to run second on the first day of the Pannevirke meeting, and Captain 1< urst appears to be out of the ordinary Vadanoe is out of Idanoe, a Kdbroney mare belonging to one of the original, and best, families at the Stonyhurst Stud. She is out of Glen Helen by Treadmill —Glenowlet, by Clanranald Madowla. RACING FIXTURES M ;iv h—Ambcrley Racing Club. Mav S, 12 —Hawke's Bay Jockey Club. Mav 1"' 1 <"> —Egmont Racing Club. * Mav —Astiburton County Racing Club. May 12 —Bay of Islands Racing Club (at Pukekohe). ,« av j o—s )utliland Racing Club. Mav 12, 15—Otaki Maori Racing Club. VlYv 1 .->• —Waipa Racing Club. Ma'v °O, 22 —South Cii tcrbury Jockey Clab. Mav 22—Carterton Racing Club. Mav 122. 21 —Waikato Racing Club. Mav 2D —Foxton Racing Club. Tune 5. o—Wanganoi Jockey Club. June 5 i- —Auckland Racing Club.