EPSOM TRAINING

New Zealand Herald, Volume 78, Issue 24102, 22 October 1941, Page 5

EPSOM TRAINING

TRIALS ON THE GRASS attain works two miles bon haven trots soundly , . BY abaydos In sprinting the last half-mile of leir work 111 1.8, Attain and Kitty's Choice recorded the smartest efforts on the course proper at Epsom yesterday. Others to work well included Walter Gay, Our War, Petite Jewel, Bon Haven, Barney Bingen, Scrounger, Exporter Auto Lad, Forest Jewel and 1 ress Gang. The poles were out 42ft and the going was good. On the dirt, winch was in excellent order, Cavalryman impressed by sprinting the last Mali-mile of two miles in 1.4. On t tie course proper Esther (O M Mm-ri ri"l V\v'T iuuustV.Pa n i M Pa": \V» \ heeler), Bournemouth (L .1 Mahoney), Bon Haven (D. Cook) and Dirk Hon n Havp. i i ' Ne "' (lß ' k > began as named. e " . I , akl "ff l charge quickly and completing: a mile and a-half in 3.45 the last half-mile in 1.11. Esther and Nelson G-lorv r neares . t attendants at. the end. Boil Haven has inado a good return to form and is trotting very solidly. Esther gave a creditable display and so did Nelson Glory, who has not been long in work. WaJtnr y r ■.w°\ ce i3P. i,len ir6r) shaded W alter Gav (A. Brown) at the end of a mile lf . y was a very sound effort and both infused dash into their work. Walter Gay appears to be improving. Our War Improving Attain (E. X. Konnerley) went two miles in 4.00, the second nnle in 2.20 and the last half-mile in 1.8: She is in better order than at any tune last season. Petite Jewel (\V. H. Andrews), afer trailing Moko Direct (S. M. August) for a mile .l Vi ! s ln front !l1 t,u> end of a mile and a-half in 3.38. Petite Jewel, who is verv fit, worked in his berf style. Given a second run later._ Moko Direct took 3.39 8-5. • i - Fleming) was doing bettor than Prue Guide (J. E. Mcßride) at the end of a nnle and a-half in 3.39 i-.-,. the last halfmile in 1.9 j-o. Our War is making improvement. Scrounger (D. Cook), assisted bv "Winter (E. X. Kennerley) over the last mile and a-quarter, pleased by running a mile and a-half in For a novice with little experience, her final half-mile in 1.10 was good. h inter, who is improving, ran 3.7 From a standing start Auto Lad (J. E. Mcßride) shaded Forest Jewel (W. Fleming) and Northern Smile (E. R. Smith) at the end of a mile and a-half in 3.50. The first two furlongs took 455. but the last half-mile was run in 1.10. Cavalryman Goes Well Details of other work:— Mile and a Quarter. —Peter Travis (I. R. Morrison), 3.2, last half-mile 1.12 1-.-.; Silk Lady (\V. H. Andrews). 3.: i, first quarter 355, last half-mile 1.12; Son.ia Henie (W. H. Rush) and Fly Across <T. G. Maxted). 3.!). last half-mile 1.13 3-5; Prince Onvx (E. N. Kennerley). 3.10. last half-mile 1.11 3-5. Mile and a Half.— Press Gang (A. McKe.nzie) beat Binnie il. R. Morrison), Antarctic. Star (E. R. Smith) and Ruakaka (L. J. Mahoney—who was pulled up at seven furlongs—3.l(s, last half-mile 1.12; Mitaya (L. Mackie) and Lough Derg (L. J. Mahoney) 'shaded Big Nelson (J. R. Forgesson), 3.47, last half-mile 1.12; Barney Bingen (T. Roe) easily heat Tanworthy (L. McMahon) and Wharekawa (G. C'ole). 3.55, last half-mile 1.11; True Jewel (S. M. August), dirt track, 3.38, first half-mile 1.7, last half-mile 1.10; Franco (A. McGarr.v), Handicapper (G. H. Stubbs) and Sweet Aloes (S. M. August). 3.30, last half-mile 1.9; Clay Pot (J. Paton), assisted by Flower Potts (R. August) first nine furlongs, 3.3(5, last half-mile 1.10. Two Miles.—Exporter (L. McMahon), unhoopled, 5.0, last mile and a-quarter 3.5. last half-mile 1.10 2-5; Cavalryman (I. R. Morrison) shaded Mi;nga Tangi (C. M. Morrison), dirt track, 4.34, first mile 2.20. last mile and a-quarter 2.4S 2-5. LLANDAFF GOES FAST FOUR FURLONGS IN 48 2-5 MYSITO AND LAST SURVEY BY ARCHER A fast half-mile by Llandaff, who worked after t lie breakfast interval when the conditions were very favourable for time-making, was the feature of the training operations at Ellerslie yesterday. Early workers, Mysito and Last Survey, did well over the same ground and the maiden Home Again, one of the last to gallop, was responsible for a good six furlongs. The No. 2 grass was used for galloping and the going was fast. On the grass Mysito (Holland) and Last Survey (Gilchrist) went in good style oyer four furlongs in 49 3-ss. Mysito is improving in condition every week and should come on quickly with some fast work. Last Survey continues to show speed and should be capable of winning when he becomes seasoned. Beginning very smartly. Llandaff ran four furlongs in 48 2-ss. the first in 11 4-ss. He has lost none of 'lis speed and, now that the tracks are becoming faster, he might show a return to form. Home Again (Gilchrist), after running the first three in 38 2-os, completed six furlongs in 1.17 2-5. Home Again is a maiden three-year-old by Autopay from Gay Athlone and has been unplaced in two starts this season.

Other gallops were:— Two Furlongs (six to three).—Nizam (Wiggins), Elect (Messervy) and Ca trine W>. Green), 25 4-ss. Three Furlongs.—Until (Cameron). 39 3-oS; Corot (Cleaver) and June Tide (Messervy), • '-ss; Lord Burleigh (Holland). Tea Gong (Markwick) ami Softly (Anderson), 395; \ enture (Smith). 39 4-SS; Brume (Messervy and Mr. Standfast —Imanv.nt filly (Bartels , 37 2-ss; Royce (Kerr) and Balashiel (Lynch), 39 3-oS; The Crow (Howard), 395; Bright Eagle (Anderson), 41s: Kenneth Robert <M Four "Furlongs.— Phaleron (,T Bagby), last of five 52 4-ss; British Mint (\Viggins), ?,:» • '-C)'s; Cherry's Ticket (Gilchrist), 50s; Radio Call (Cha I lender), 52 4->s; (Cameron), 51 l-ss; Hying Drake (D. Gnen) and Merry PaJ (McGill). 55 2-ss; Bright idea lß sfx a Furlongs S — British Talent (Messervy), last of round, 1.29; Golden Fay (Da ey). Ihc Dude (Gilchrist) and British, Camp (Rhodes), 1 25 4-ss; Royal Message (Cameron) and Dependable (Messervy), 1.20 2-o; Wineberry HTnlland). last of round, l.'Jo 4-o. # Seven Furlongs.—Makoi (1 remain), last of ro Once 1 Flylite (Hearn). 2.0. last f °On sy the two-year-old track the Sporting Hinofl Little Reav gelding (Markwick sprinted two furlongs in 24 3-ss. shaping well f °\Vhamnanea (Cleaver) was t°°'fiiniphftr IS giving a cljWer display. He a/terwar^an^a furlcmes" in* \™o 2-5 Bemiey (Turner) jumped the steeplechase fp '' r^„ f ' n a i hP rn "j e a fes HONOURS TO FOXOLA SPRINTING AT TAKANINI The best gallops at Takanini yesterday S* over Foxola'fcoleman) held the ascendancy over "ur o] furhings,'liu Mhe 1 la(tcr°[ield''on gamely Minn) easily held Verus (Home) in .>1 3-os. mmms^ 18 There «s little' between Foxlore (Home) ?ng \vxj?l™ \Vatch°ell"\ Bond? defeated° Sportjjn* BS »" ~ be 2 ai" i."r™rs rs» l s former a (McMinn) and Keprcbad no dimcuUy in & beat Onetea lUartle) OV ()relIo hil 1 «» ®iKsfe avur* MR * &rMssx register ill! ss did Lovaals (Bartle) and R The'HmiUng Song—Valaria colt (falters) was seen to advantage in sprinting two fur longs down thcbaekin 25 3-os, Igo [ Url Sleepy Fo' X (Coieman) ran the i Si | hr MerH r '(Hooto°n) "ea si Upheld Fomade fn"ft.! A Mvosotis colt (McNeil) ran from th From f 'the bamer 'gouT Age° martlelbeffan a® nozer v Rfiifi at the end of half a mUeinVls while Kaitere Mali was eased at the end of two furlongs inM Mf Kaitere Mali is the bay colt by Mr. Standfast from Princess March who has recently joined the stable of J. Burgess.