SPORTING.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 21147, 3 October 1930, Page 12

SPORTING.

RICCARTON NOTES. ' ! (Special to Daily Tikes!) CHRISTCHURCH, October 2. /The weather was fine, but-cold during training' hours at Riccarton this morn- 1 in#. /The outside ofthe.trialgrass tracks provided good galloping ground, though it was not fasty and some useful work was done by horses with near engage* ments. • .Spoon covered a mile by herself in Imin going in, her customary free style. Rin' and 7 . Mepr leant were, together at the end of a mile in Imin 16 S-Seeo, both horses finishing on yrcll.. Praise and Jaioux were companions over a mile, which occupied -Imin 49 3*ssec, but they were not riddeta out. , ‘Gustavo and Royal Love covered a mile in Imin 46 3-sseo. They finished together with Gustavo, going a trifle the better of the pair at the end of a useful effort. Kakara occupied' Imin 35sec for seven furlongs, showing plenty of dash in her work. Ball _DreBB and Pull Feather were associated over seven furlongs, run in Imin *' 33 l-ssec. Cricket Bat and Straightcourse pleased while sprinting half a mile up the back in 51 l-Ssec, Ilkley reeled off half a mile in 61 S-Sseo, and was always going well. Satisfy went. freely over five furlongs/ but was not fully extended. ' Swiftray-and Greenaway sprinted half a mile attractively in Slsec, finishing on terms. 1 ■ Amorist covered seven furlongs in Imin ■ yv?* at an even pace throughout. Charmeuse, who is going on niceiy, ran half a mile in 61 2-Ssec. Winsome Hind was, given a working gallop over five furlongs, The two-year-olds Irish Chieftain- end Chief Light were not doing their best in a run together. . Standard Rose, who looks 'tweli, occupied 54see for an easy half r mile. jj- , T , h ?m°nd was given a short sprint - and. did-his work attractively. Pangolin finished in front of Ranelagh after doing five furlongs in Imin osec. Starshooter ran half a mile in 63sec. moving freely. • ’ On Top went very attractively over furlongs in Imin 33 2-ssec ■*-h®. two-year-olds Lochlaggen and Kuocklong were on terms at the end of half a-mile, run in 62 l-ssec. • , j^ ulmuß an d Pharaoh were associated over six furlongs, which occupied Imin 2ißecv tne pair going at an even pace throughout. Rascal and Beau Geste covered seven s sa." Sapient and Jael oocupied Imin 8 Fresh Breeze was given a working gallop over about six furlongs. The sister L?Jn ay "of 1 I™* t«ed over the pony hurdles. She jumped on e flight well, but op being taken back she ran into the w« ng^ d *“l odß / ne -m er nder * G. Salt, who The mare appears to be °' er-keen at present, in Imfu' over five furlongs Malmsey and Compris broke away at the seven-furlong post. Malmsey was finlehnA W*!?? , st l ai ß bt an d Compris l*, ell -M d Gasrange, who joined L'Af 1 ' half-mile post. He time was imin 33 I-obgc, Compris going very pleasAcre and Tip Tree occupied o- 3-ssec for half a-mile and were going well at the end. C. Emerson went south with his two horses to-night, travelling as far as Oamaru. He will take Standard Roec 0 v-*? ? uro to , race on Saturday, after which he will take Standard Rose and the two-year-old Lochlaggen on to Wingatui for the Dunedin meeting, Lochlaggen s a smart filly, who has got through a 1 jTI uI , work a . nd she Promises to no credit to her trainer, ™s h TT m v? se w ™„ not ba raced at Kurow ?J? d Nurse will not be represented at the Dunedin meeting. -