TAKANINI WORK

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23594, 1 March 1940, Page 5

TAKANINI WORK

SUIVOLA GOES NICELY maxam and estro in form HIGH SPEAR DEFEATS CORNISH FIRST GOLD MONEY PLEASES Most interest at Tnkanini yesterday xvas centred in the final gnllops of candidates for the Franklin Racing Club's meeting at. Pukekohe to-morrow. Several of the horses were seen in a very favourable light, the efforts of Sunola, Mnxam and Estro over five furlongs, and Tellsom, Valimeen, Surpai and Lovaals o\tt half a mile being features of the work. All the gallops were accomplished on the inside grass, which was in excellent order.

Estro (Spinlcy) and Maxam (flatwell) tverv associated over five furlongs in .1.2 2-5, being together throughout. Both worked well, particularly Estro, who seems to be battel 'ban previously. She was not suited by tho lefi-naudcd track at Rotorua, and may be seen to moro advantage to-morrow. Proud Fox (Jackson) was more impressive than Arvakur vBoguoly) over seven furlongs. They wore not timed, but appeared to v?ork very well.

Sunola (Smith) was responsible for the best effort of the morning when he completed five furlongs in '1.2, after running his first two furlongs in 21s. Sunola is to contest the Pukekohe Handicap to-morrow, and. although bis form in six-furlong sprints has been below expectations, he should not be without pins* peels in this I'jfld. Failure to find his feet, quickly has been his drawback his latest races, but he is a good galloper, who should fcoou add to his winning record. Surpai and Lovaals Ilo.vaf Blend (Curweni and Venture iSmith; were associated over tee lurlongs in t..t Anion (Curwen) recorded 1.1 •' !-5 over the pa mo ground. Noisy Xiglit (Pell) ran the last five of six furlongs in l.ii ;>-5. Surpai (.( leaver) and Lovaals iGreen) were responsible for four furlongs in 50s. time which was not bettered during the morning. They finished together, Surpai, who was doing his work particularly wr.ll at the end, being the more impressive. High Sea < Beguely) finished a couple of lengths in front of Cornish (Smith) after completing a mile in t.ta :i-5. They ran the first three frirlongs in HOs, four in £ls and five furlongs in 1.1, High Sea finishing Strongly" and drawing away in tho straight. A repetition of his latest work would give High Sea a chance in the Franklin Cup to-morrow. First Gold Money '.Thomson) showed a dean pair of heels to Xorse Lady (.Logan) and beat her by several lengths over six furlongs in l.H> It was a good effort on 1 the part of First Gold Money, who is looking we ! l Mysito was restricted to steady work over six furlongs. The Foxbridge— Aureola filly went steadily over five furlongs. I'e Kawiti (Thomson) run the last four of five furlongs in 50s. He was to have been joined at the four by Agricola (Beguely), but the latter broke away about six lengths in ■ front. Ic Kawiti did well to finish within a length of Agricola. who also moved nicely. Sprint by King Louis

Kinjf Louis (Beguely) strode over three furlongs ill 3S 3-ss. The Dozer (Cleaver) went a, mile and a-quarter, running the la&t (hied furlongs in 41' •_>-ss. Hunting Bee (Logan) was allotted a similar task, sprinting the last three furlongs in 10 -S. Court Favourite (.Cleaver) and the vermeer yearling: colt in H. Gray s_ stable sprinted up the straight a couple of times. Both hit out well. The Vernvccr colt is from a full-sister to Havering, and £,as been in hand for so.ne time. / r , Onetoa (Thomson) and The Pacifist (KingD were associated over four furlongs m o'J l-os. The Pacifist gained an initial advantage of a couple of lengths, but they were together at. the finish. One' of the best half-miles was credited to Tellsom (Beguely). who went attractively to record 50s. Tellsom seems to have regained form, and should show up in thei Buckl?rid Hack Handicap to-morrow. Aberdove.v (Spinley) and (rhom» son) completed half a mile in ol l-ss. Aberdovey found his feet quickly, and at one stage was a couple of lengths in front, but there was little between iliem at the finisn Both went well. The \ aals Marion Acre filly (Hatwell) and the Vaals —Tsight Lamp filly (Thomson)'' were together over a. couple of furlongs, both moving stylishly. Fastatfay Jumps Y"ell

Gavmiss (Green) was restricted to steady irork 'over a round. She is greatly improved, and it is a pity that she is not an entrant for the Great Northern Champagne Stakes as she would have added a lot of interest to the contest. In all probability she will not be seen out until the second day of the Auckland Easter meeting. „ v t,ih, Fastaway (Burgess) pave a pood exhibition in u schooling effort over four fences. Lapidarian (Burgess) worked _over seven furlongs, the last four taking •-'lf- , . Having recovered from an injury to hb foot,. Saccone is now suffering from a hnusetl heel but it is hoped tliat he will be able to compete in the Franklin Cup to-morrow. PhilC'Duvt' (Green) and Bachelor Km„ (Kingi) were sent a mile, but. were required to. go fast only over the last six furlongs which occupied I.IS. Both were going well at th There have been a couple of recent arrivals at Takunini, J. H. Wallace having receiver! tf two-vear-old filly by Autopay from Arth»>lla and E. Pope a colt by Vermeer from Byades. The colt is a half-brother to Amnion JRS.

ADDITIONAL MOUNTS RIDERS FOR PUKEKQHE ' « Additional riding engagements announced for the Franklin Racing Clubs meeting at. Pukrkohe to-morrow are follows: B. Markwick. —Paymaster, High bea, Sigurd,. Aero King, Hunter's Rose. S. Tremain. —Cjllas, Veyana. ..- V Kerr. —Beeswing, Bide-a-Wee, Ballnor. G. GHChrist. — Kelly, Loyal Grant, Beaucoup, N. r!' 1 McKenzie.—Mint law, Royal Message. 35. Keeping.—British Talent. M. Ritchie.- —(lien Abb. R. W. UcTavisii. —Maxam, Our Jean, E-tro, \V. Tlhonisoii.—Onetea, Te K.iwiti. Saccone, Tany Mahotu. IA. Spiniey.—Aberdovey. Bronze I rail. Veritable. F. Beguely.—Agricola. J. Winder.—Torch. A. Gilmer. —Celtic Lad,

VISITING HORSES ■i ARRIVAL AT PUKEKOHE Visiting horses who have reached Pukekoh'e for the Franklin Racing Club's meeting tomorrow are Lady Montana, Augment, Wrote Raiah. Cillas. Enjoyment. Red Falcon. High Delight and Tea Lass.

TUAKAU STAKES " PROVISIONAL DIVISIONS Ow-ing to the fart that 'here are arcep--lor.s, which is one iri ex-e.ss of the safety .nutnh?r allowed at the five-furlong post at Pukirkohe, prevision has been made to run the Tiiakau Stakes at tht* Franklin Raring Club's merting to-morrow in two divisions. Jn the event of the rare beintr divided the of each division. £IOO, second .e 20. The provisional draw is as follows: 3.5 -TUAKAU STAKES, Two-year-olds; 5 fur.

FORFEITS AND ENTRIES AUCKLAND AUTUMN MEETING Forfeits for the Croat Northern Oaks. Great Northern Champagne Stakes and ''jrest Northern St. Leger and nominations tor the handicap events' at the Auckland Raring- Club's Autumn Meeting, to lie held at Ellersliie on March 23 and 20. are due with iJie jfcretary, Mr. W. S. Spcnce, at 5 p.m. io-day. -

First Division Cillas . ■ St. lb. St. lb. . H (1 Prudent . . . 7 5 Mysito . , . 7 18 Horeke • . . 7 'i Ballivor . . 7 8 Auburn Lad , 7 0 Little Deauna WiUonyx . 7 8 Durbin . . 7 0 Surpai . . . 7 8 Raira Avis 7 0 Aberdovuy . 7 o Onatca . . • 7 0 Second Division Lovaals si. lb. St. 11) . 8 5 Tea Lass . , 7 5 Airport . . . 7 S Agricoin . . . 7 0 Landr,man . . 7 8 Be.iucoup . 7 0 Pacifist . 7 8 Golden Bonnet 7 0 The Dude . . 7 8 Paymaster 7 0 Chain Acre . 7 5