THIRD MONEY

NZ Truth, Issue 1127, 7 July 1927, Page 13

THIRD MONEY

1 Peho began quickly m the More- : ton Hack at Ashburton.' •: With a furlong covered she was allowed to drop to the rear of the / field, and not till half-way down ( the straight did she start her ; run. ■ . She was travelling fast at the finish', so fast indeed that she ; earned third money. • : iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu ! Branson is going along m good style • at Matamata, but he will not be hurried up for a time yet. 5 ■ ■•■■■■■ # / * „ .-#■..'..■ : When Alan McMillan, shifted- from Te Aroha to Whahgarei, Lady Spalpeen went north for future training. 1 • Lord Star, has not had a public outing over hurdles but he has had some schooling m private. ' "'.,. ,■•'*■'.., ■* • * ' : -' '•'■•, Ned Kelly has not been' idle lately. Rangiawhio, the member of Frank Tutchen's team billed for' the south, will- tackle maiden jumping events. He is a six-year-old, but has only been m work this season. .■"..■?. ■■■■■.*, • 1 . A. McArthur is ti-aining at Matamata a promising two-year-old gelding by Potoa. -'from Glenoiti, while ,he has a ' ha^f -brother to Dobbin m work.