TRIO OF THEM

NZ Truth, Issue 1136, 8 September 1927, Page 9

TRIO OF THEM

Maidens That Go Fast Maiden fields at Wanganui are generally above the average, and to-day is no exception. INCLUDED m the list of runners are ■*■ the names of three or four which threaten to shine out m much better company this season. First and foremost is Aro de Val, which failed at Marton. The ground there was no use to him — he went forward -two paces and slipped back four. He will not have to put up with that to-day, for rain or no rain, the track is always firm at the river city. Tea Time is a speedy one and twelve months back he was beaten a head by Schorr. He was not produced at Marton, but is all right. Going on the run Broad Acre put m at OSTew Plymouth after being badly left, he has a great show. From a hopeless position he got into third money at that meeting. Catkin ran well m the Trial at Tren-. tham and taking a line through Merry Mint's subsequent form it makes it right for Catkin. Wild Pigeon and Vigilance are two which can gallop and which found Marton conditions against them. Aro de Val, Tea Time and Broad Acre will be somewhere thereabouts.