South Auckland Scratches

NZ Truth, Issue 1105, 3 February 1927, Page 10

South Auckland Scratches

(By "Quin Abbey.)

,Te Kuiti, Saturday and Monday. Some Waikato horses will be at Taranaki. * * •• Paddon is looking ready for duty whenever the question is asked. *. * * - Bright Day and Co. have been costly this season. ** ■ * A two-year-old m Tutchen's stable will be the goods when We is tuned up. *'* ' * Peter Maxwell will not be asked for serious duty for a time. ** ' * i Gold Rep will keep the hurdlers busy at Te Kuiti. ,# . * * Gold. Jacket was well up m the best of handicap company at Auckland. Remember this at the week-end. *■•■*" * D. Lewis, the Australian trainer, gave his home town, Hamilton, a look up last week. * , * ' ■. * W. Price, of Wanganuij will do the barrier lifting at Paeroa m March. * '#.-. *■■■.# Heisler will be clicking round the country circuit. #■■■•#■■.••"■*■ Lunette is not being pushed. Next season will see the Nassau — Lady. Frisco filly near her best. . •»•-. # . * # Dave is another who does things on the King Country course. "

Papatu should have a strong card to play among the smaller quality fry on the circuit. */ * * Lord Star still keeps at it. It will be a boomer when he bobs up trumps. ••' * . Do not overlook some regard for Arch Opal. * # • Pegaway is right and that's the time to be on hand. * • «■ • . Athenry is a long time getting another. A possibility and that's all. # * * Te Koroke is always a payable proposition m the minor grade of open quality. a # # Ned Kelly is due to do it once again. # # * Bracken Abbey goes fast, but it must be a short journey for results. *• ' • Value will be m the grade at the week-end to suit her. * * * Miss Egypt is always worth a ticket. Very consistent this season as her party do" not fly at too high a game. «*. * . Ngarara should soon be getting some more towards her oat bill. '■■*.. • * Day Guard seldom misses getting one at Te Kuiti. « * • Town Hall, a treble winner at Ngaruawahia, will be among the hurdler's at Te Kuiti. This will be his first up at the batten game.