South Auckland Scratches

NZ Truth, Issue 1018, 30 May 1925, Page 14

South Auckland Scratches

•■ ' ■ (By /'Quin Abbey.") Enter "Punters' Puzzle Week!" The Bull's Eye: Comical — Gala Day —Sir Rosebery. The Inner: Bla 4 ck Art — Alaric — Master Peter. Obedient readers owe Archeen's trainer a present. Further proof will not absolve them. Transformer may be worth following for the winter. If Snake would do his best he would be a rod m pickle. , Mia Bella has gqne wrong and will be spelled for a termv Doleful Ditty belongs 'to the mudlark brigade. . ■ 1 Train er "Paddy Eva is well m the limelight arid will see the term out. Dick Hanriori won't return without some stake money during the next fortnight. '. ; . Some Cornwall reviewers hold that Arch Amie has done well enough to do better. Doesn't dislike it soft. » Bright Day will not be troubled by the distance -or. the going. Muscari give's the impression that the Solferino is thick m the wind. ' Regent will find the last piece of the Cornwall too far. ' , Civility and Siaosi, Bert Russell's pair, are blossoming m their new quarters. ■ . King Abbey .^promises to hold on. for two and'a half over country. King Merv got well weighted but he couldn't have been .'ready.-.; • Heisler will be having his first pop since the New , Year. If one reads aright between the lines Te Kara is to stop m Australia. : ; As predicted, -Sea De'il failed to stand a Great Northern preparation. Opera, a half-brother by Lucullus, to General Pryde, is among Stone's team at Te Awamutu. West Abbey is among better class next week, but the Eureka horse won well over hurdles at Te Rapa. 1 / ' Prince Rufus has left Te Rapa to be trained at headquarters with the others of Mr. Wackrow.'s team. ' . Chirrup is not sound but the Waipa prad can jump and has a/lot of ppacke k ,'■'■ Cureafprm is vno stranger to fences arid the Formative -mare has condition and pace for minor events. The mud is no deterrent. „. ' The Hamilton Racing Club and the' Waikato Trotting Club will go to -'law next month m regard tp payment for the old course at; Claudelands..