ELLERSLIE WORK

New Zealand Herald, Volume 78, Issue 24078, 24 September 1941, Page 5

ELLERSLIE WORK

CLINCH SHOWS DASH N IGHT pilot goes solidly SIX FURLONGS BY AERO KING BY ARCHER The handicap horses Pilot ami Clinch woiv responsible tor two of the best gallops at lillursliu yesterday, when soim . smart sprinting was accomplished. me .weather was fine and clear with a cool breeze, and the No. 2 with the poles out oft., was used for galloping. The going was good and the tracks generally are showing improveniont with the change from winter to springOn the grass, Night Pilot (Mc lavish) finished strongly to brat Ilappicoat (Smith) at the end of seven furlongs 111 1.32 Night iiji nt is improving with every gallop, although hp still appears a trifle burly, lie is likely in run in the Poland Cup at Paeroa on lifur'av Ilappicoat went in good style, and ft should not be for lack of condition if she s („ run prominently in her coining 0 " Smith) began down the straight „t about three-quarter pace, and when he reached the back .-.printed from the six to [he three in 30 3-ss. after which lu; was e j to complete the round at halt-pace. Clinch is showing a. good deal of dash in his work and misrhi not be long in returning to f orm Aero King (Messervy) was responsible for the best six furlongs in 1.17 -1-5, running he last three in 37 t-ss. He is in capital order after his recent racing. Other gallops were:—Three Furlongs.—Bronzo (Pond), 3«s; •R'iniburv Lane '(Poad), ,'Ss; Ascot Bloom «S 3-ss; Teddy Boy (McTavish), is i-5s- Brome (Messervy) shaded Intruder ppMin'c Uight boy), -los; Bournemouth (Cammiclt) 31 > l-ss; Kaimnnawa (Clarke), -l.is; Knight Flare (Cleaver) and The Crow (How--37 -l-ss; Transcend (light boy), -12s. Four Furlongs. —Lady Reynard (Cameron), ru- List Survev (Gilchrist) and Royal Art, niVlev) 50 l-ss; Golden Pay (Gilchrist), r 1,1. 'rorot (Road) shaded June Tide (MesKcrv'v) 51 l-">s; Parthian Shot (Coon). r>o 8-53*.Love Lap: <D. Green), accompanying ihim ud straight; Vaalso, 51 -l-ss. Five Furlongs.—Dinky Di (Markwick), 1 io 4.5- Landvevor (Cameron). 1.5; Bronze Emerald (Stratton). assisting last four, 51s; Water Vixen (Clarke), 1.7, last three, 3.)5; L! ""x a Furlongs C —bronze Crest (Hearn), 1/21 i-v'Makoi "(Gilchrist), 1.23; Royal Messisre (Cameron) and Dependable (Messervy), 1->1 4-5- Brahinan (McTavish) shaded Phaleron (Hayvice), 1.1S; Melvanui (Pascoe), last of round. 1.2-1. One Round—Prince Rnngi (Cammick) teat Pertinax (McTavish), 3.17 3-o, last four furlongs. 54 3-ss. On the two-vear-old track Nizam (Cameron) and Elect (Hayvice) sprinted two furIon"* in '27s. In appearance these are two of The most improved juveniles at Kllershc. Thev are just commencing to do a little fast work and both shape well, particularly Xizam. who is a full-brother to High Caste. The: •nav Nizam has progressed in the last month suggests that he is likely to be good. Rival (Pascoe) gave Kuril Lu (Cleaver) a lead over the steeplechase fences 011 the flat. Except for hitting the first fence of the double verv hard, Rival gave a fine display. Kuru Lu is very green and ran about a good dea' at hi« fences, although he jumped safely. White Chief (Coon) was schooled over hurdles, but he refused to put any dash into his work and unseated his Tider on several occasions. TAKANINI HORSES IMPERIAL EAGLE IMPRESSES BEAU VAALS AND SLEEPY FOX Kraal was sent from the barrier in company with some two-year-olds 011 the " iddie grass track at Takanini yesterc . when the going was greatly impro- I. hut the poles were Imp il Kacle. Poker Dice. Beau Vaals. Dash o' Dink. Sleepy Fox and Gold Song did well. Imperial Eagle and Poker Dice covered five furlongs in 1.0. the first four being run in 525. Imperial Eagle was the more impressive, and improved as «i result of his race at Avomlale recently, which was his first for xiearlv two seasons. Gold Money Song, who required l.r> 3-5, showed slight signs of soreness after the gallop. From the barrier Kraal. Royal Musk. Pep Jeff. King Burn and Good Armour left to an even despatch, the last-named being dm.- to find his feet. From the extreme out-s'i-e ?*-aal quickly gained the ascendancy and nuvnt ned a good lead to the end of four fiirio*- - run in 51 4-ss, her nearest attendr,nV 1 :-ig Royal Musk, with Lady Pep. Jeff and 1 ng Burn following. Kraal may be much barter to dispose of next time out. Honours over three furlongs went to Beau Vaals. who seemed superior to Dash o Dink in recording: 395. Beau Vaals is likely to enter calculations for the Welcome Stakes. Another candidate for this event is SleepyFox. who comfortably defeated Merry May in 3!) 3-5s and was under restraint over the concluding furlong. Sleepy Fox has yet to race, but be is creating a fine impression. Representative and Two Pals worked nicely to record 40 3-ss. Boyal Merit doinc it easily alongside Kentish in 41s, and Indian Prince? 3 completing her task within herself in 41 3-ys. Route March worked easily over five furlongs. Fbxlore and Borak worked well in roverincr five furlonsrs in 1.7, Sea Law a n( J Cornish, both of whom are nuking excellent progress, running 1.7 2-5 . Round Up worked over six furlongs, being joined at the half-mile by Kirgs Cross, who finished in front, the half-mile fakincr .>->s. Orelio ran half a mile in 55 2-ss. Sportinc Bronze hat! slightly the better of Gold Age injsl 3-ss. Verus was defeated by Cambria in'/575. Lovaals (McFarlane) jumped off at the seven-furlong pest, and the pace was_ slow until reaching tie five, where she was joined by: Romance, the pair coming home together in, 1.9, with Romance revealing much more dash than formerly. Miss Baffles ran better than Opuatia in 1.8. On the plough La Rosita ran =ix furlongs in 1.22. British Sovereign (Bond) gave his njual good display in jumping two fences down the back straight. HAWKE'S BAY TEAMS TRAVANCORE REVEALS SPEED (0.C.) HASTINGS. Tuesday There was more activity on the Hastings tracks this morning than there has been for the past three months. The most impressive gallops were those of Travancore, Charivari. Lutamst, Laughing Song, Catanach and Centrepoise. The inside grass and plough tracks were used, the former being the faster On the plough track, the best two-year-old effort so far this season was put up by '1 ravancore and Charivari. From a slow start, they ran three furlongs in 365. Travancore will he ridden in the Hastings Stakes by !!. \\. lloTavish, who will also pilot Condole. " tie latter horse, without being extended, completed six furlongs in 1.20 2-5. The 12-year-old Solaria pleased in registering l.ls over the same ground. The best time for the distance, 1.17 1-5. was registered by Catanach, who was assisted over the final five "furlongs by Greek Dancer ill 1A .1-5. The latter has shown recent improvement. . Stella Lux. Summons and Dozie Boy finished as named at length intervals for Stella Lux to run 1.21 2-5. It is intended to race Summons and Dozie Bov over hurdles at Hastings as a preliminary to their steeplechase engagements next month. Battlegain and Black Majesty took 1.1 2-5 for five furlongs. Hugme was travelling easily alongside Burma to register 1.5 ,'5-5. Ottier three-furlong trials were assigned Gold Quest, 12 2-ss; Roeon, 395; Prairie Oiri (G.vnerium—Cherry Girl), 37 2-ss; Lastic, 3'is. On the grass. Laughing Song registered LlO for six furlongs, the last, three in 30s. •■"fie shows promise of returning to her winning form of last, summer. A Hastings Stakes candidate. Palora, by Man's Pal from Dorctta, nail Glen Doone for a companion over three furlongs in 3H«. Travelling easily, Indian Sun took 1.0 for Jive furlongs. Guv Rona did better than Captain Star in a similar effort. Katesbridge had the measure of Peter's Wife in 1.0 2-5. J-gandn beat Achilles Kong easily in 1.0. kutanist held Siyana safely in 1.3 2-5. but for a novice -iyana did very well. . C.vprinr. under restraint ran half a milo in s:is. Vnridangle and Yin d'Honneur bad io tl;l'firu 11v in ecjualling this effort, and Authors too!.- 525. F.x Pupil completed three furlongs in its 3-ss. Laiiibotirn took !.)2 2-5 for n round, being attend*.it ii V \oueduct over the last seven furlongs in ] .;> t n js understood they are to rare at Masterton. Trent ham and Riccarton Centreooise rerinired only 1.11. but he was lam*; afterward. Cnllcardine'R time, 1.11, was nlrnsiirr lo her trainer. Cherry Punter jumped n round of tne Ji«H!es in [ J'J start in ir off well, hut hittifg hard ' the "obstacle at the half-mile. Baku performed well in a similar task. beau vite scratched metropolitan handicap SYDNEY, Sept. 23 Beau Vite lias been scratched fur the Jiftropnlitan Handiean. He will reappear at weight-for-atrc at Randwick next Saturday and will he ridden by D. Munro. turf reriinders To-day.—Ohinem'uri Jockey Club, acceptances.