ELLERSLIE WORK
ROUND BY MAL DE MET! PALMINT PERFORMS NICELY SEVERAL JUMPERS SCHOOLED The No. 2 grass track was available for inst work at Ellerslie yesterday morning, but the majority of horses were not out to make time. After running 'the first furlong in 13s, Bonnybelle (Treinain) completed half a mile in 525. Bonnybelle raced promisingly at Avondale and looks inir provod. Bronze Emerald (Hearn) strode over a round, but was not required to do better than 15s to the furlong. Ho is a likely-looking three-year-old and has not been hurried. Knight of Australia (Gemmell) easily ran the last seven furlongs of a round in 1.42 2-5. Eudoraco (Gemmell) •sprinted half a mile comfortably in 52 3-ss, the first l'urlong being run in 13s. 'Hie half-sister to Deputy Ruler is making good progress. Assisted by Palmint (Gilchrist) over the la«t five furlongs, Mai do Mor (Sargent) covered a round in I.IG. The last live furlongs was run in 1.5, Palmint finishing two lengths in front of liis companion. Mai do Mer worked soundly and is improved. The stable mates Avail (Kerr) and Bright Idea (Buchanan) were under restraint while running five furlongs in 1.11 1-5, the last three taking 425. Electric Spear (Eearn) traversed a round in 1.53 3-5, the last half-mile in 50 4-ss. Birthday Boy (Coon) was speeded up over the last three furlongs of his work to record 40 4-ss. Ho moved with plenty of freedom and could have done a good ileal better. Hingshot (Sargent) strode over a round, averaging 15s to the furlong. Ringshot's form at Avondale was disappointing in view of his. .recent good track work. Chelandry Pleases Valmint (Murray) accompanied the two-year-old Chelandry (Treinain) over three furlongs in 38 3-ss. It was a pleasing effort on the part of Chelandry (Vaals —Ornamental), who appears to be a natural galloper. Rajanya (Treinain) was not troubled to run six furlongs in 1.26 1-5. He has been showing signs of lameness lately. Atta Jack (Kerr) was timed to go over the lust three of six furlongs in 40 l-ss. Hot Shot (Eearn) and Royal .Message (Sargent) were companions oyer a round in 1.53 3-5, the last half-mile being run in 555. Both did their work well and look in capital order. H. Rama's Appellant gelding (GiU christ) ran three furlongs in 39 3-ss. Considering it was his first sprint, he shaped promisingly. Shy (Nicholson) and Mario's Acre (Messorvy) completed a round in company in 1.49 1-5, the last six furlongs being run in 1.21 1-5 and the last three in 35) l-ss. Shy is to race at Paeroa next week if the conditions are suitable.' Maries Acre has derived great benefit from his outing at Avondale and hit out attractively. Boy Lu (Messervy) got to the end of three furlongs in 40s. Over a similar distance Hackenschmidt (Sargent) was not doing his best to register 44 4-ss. He is shaping up into a solid gelding and moves well. King Rod (Treinain) was timed to complete the last six furlongs of a round comfortably in 1.28 2-5. He came home strongly and appears to have recovered from the lameness that affected him a while back. The hunter Red Sails (Eearn) ran half a mile in 53 3-ss, a good effort for one of his class. Sly Fox Goes Freely On the tan Norse Lady (Eearn) concluded the last three furlongs of her work bv running 15s to the furlong, Sly Fox (Mclnally) hit out with plenty of dash while accomplishing a similar task. . Knightsbridge (Eergus) .lumped two ponv hurdles satisfactorily. After ici'using several times, Brown Lap (lerrrUs) cleared the same hurdles safely. 0 Baldric (O'Coimer) schooled over four of the big hurdles, jumping in good stvle throughout. The threequarter brother to Martara is displaying more than average promise for a n °King Musk (Ritchie), lllimani (Nicholson), Lighter (Watson) and Kenspeckle (Eergus) were associated in a bout over four hurdles, in which all gave a sound display. King Musk led throughout and was followed b.\ K.enspeckle, lllimani and Lighter. School Song (Gough) impressed more than Gold Land (O'Connor) in a schooling task over five pony hurdles.
MARTON PROSPECTS BEAU VITE AND SIGLOW ALLOA LIKELY IMPROVER [by TELKGRAP.U —OWN COHIIKSPONUKNT] ' WELLINGTON, Thursday Two of the Trentliani lot, Beau Vite and Siglow, will be making their hrst appearance at the Marton meeting on Saturday. Beau Vite is tho Beau Pere —Dominant colt, who cost Mr Ralph Stewart MO guineas at the last sales. He had a run down the straight at Foxton on Saturday ana showed himself a good mover, but he may need a race or two. The Trentham tracks havo been so wet and heavy that no real line on the two-year-olds can be obtained. It is possible that Siglow has come on a lot on the firm going at I'oxton during the week. Siglow is a brother to Sigunt, and, although that is not a great recommendation, he is promising and fairly forward. Three other fresh two-year-olds at Marton to-morrow are Deflation, Loighon Rei and Miss Loighon. Deflation is a brown colt bv Inflation from True Step, Loighon Rei is a bay filly bv Leighon from Lady Pain, and Miss Loighon is a chestnut filly by Loighon from Rule Britannia Vast-ones, one of the _ two-year-olds to appear at Marton is the stablemate of the Wnnganui winner Pas do Cheval and in that particular race Yascones, according to the betting, was regarded as much the likelier prospect. However, as she drew 13 at the post there is some excuse for her failure and she might ,soon do better. Vasoonps is a bav filly by Gaseony from Talari, and she belongs to a speedv family. Sho is the first Foal of her dam, who is by Chief Ruler from Doroo, by Lucidltis from D'Oro. sister to Desert Gold and Niirger Minstrel. Talari is a sister to Priiif'ss Doreen. Vascones was bred by Mr. T FT. T.ourv and was purchased at the yearling sales by Mr. W. R. Stead, who has her leased to Mr. C. L. Ferguson.
TROTTING FIXTURES September 21 —Wellington Trotting Club. October I—Mcthven Trotting Club. October B—Xew Rrigbton Trotting Club. October 22, 21 —Auckland Trotting Club. October 22, 21 —Oreynioutb Trotting Club. October 24 —Onniaru Trotting Club. October 29—Jnvercargill Trotting Club. November .5 —Thames Trotting Club. November S, 10, 11— N.Z. Metropolitan Trotting Club. November .10 —Wellington Trotting Club. November 24, 2(3—Forbury Park Trotting Club. December B—Waikato Trotting Club.
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