TRAINING NOTES

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18760, 17 July 1935, Page 15

TRAINING NOTES

WORK AT THE PARK

BUSY MORNING SCENES

The Park course presents busy scones these mornings, the operations of the various trainers with horses nominated for events at the Poverty Bay Tun Club's .steeplechase meeting next week being followed with keen interest by unusually large gatherings of racing enthusiasts.

Mr. E. Fitzgerald has Sunny Sky, Victor Coliiha, l)e Friend, and Small Boy in charge of Ivan Tinsley, and all are* well forward. Sunny Sky is sprinting well ..on the soft track, while the other members of the team are well forward. This owner has several yeailihgs in work which are showing pace " W. Goscomb has Mr. D. J. Parry's Gold Stitch and Royal Mimic in good forward condition, and also the jumpers Kahunoke and Hunting Lass, who have oeen much improved by their racing in Hawke'.s Bay. Good Hunting will he back soon "from Trcntham, Summer Hill in still a bit backward. Mr. W. Wilson has Royal Welcome, Atlantus, and Malah'a all doingi fairly well, while P. Wormald has Marching Song and Capella Abbey, which have both been spelled since they last- raced. Puccini, a cobby gelding by Prince Willouyx from .Nordia, therefore a half brothel' to Cohesion and company, jumps very well and has a fair amount of pace. Prince Willohyx has given a couple of safe displays' over the big fences. 'Quake is in work, but is not very forward.

The Mnkaraka trainer. W. D. Turnbull, has Mr. Jobson's two Weathei-yane "mares, Vanestoffuud Warvane, in hand ; hofh have galloped nicely over a. few furlongs, showing that they are ready to race, "lie afeo has, Mr. E. Loisel's well performed /elding' Big Dook at his besl and a hunter owned by Mr. Lojsel named J/hn Charles, who has xKown Himself p a very useful sort for winter racing. / Bonnv ' Song, in the same Klable./showedlhcr J)oels to a companion during' the week, displaying that she possesses the ability of most Hunting Song's to go through the heavy ground. ,-j;' Prices-team consists of Mr. Kirkpatrick's Pokiha. Isms, and a brother to the first-named—the two named are well forward : Mr. Jones' Gasman, who is galloping well, and the Defoe filly Taowharangi, also an improving maiden. Miss Seymour's Mata.Hari, Mr. Geo. Brown's Quaint, and Mr. E. Candy's Brasher comprise the team in charge of Chas. Wright. Quaint is working in an approved style. The Brusjier is a newcomer by Colossus from Wallaby, and therefore a half-brother to Cawbeen and Toboggan, and his gallops on Saturday last showed him to be a very useful sort.

11. Martin has Mrs. Biggar's two mares, Million and Forteno. both ready to race, and also has charge of Mr. ,1. Joniiu's New Kerry, Hie steeplechaser, who had done a lot of work in the bunting held before coming to town. Tyrone Boy and Star Kinder are two hurdlers under J. W. Nixon's care, who also has two yearlings, Penny Come Quick and Gay 'Hunter, in forward condition.

Mr. P. Matn's To Uira and Tai An. have done a lot of good solid work and the first-named gallops very well.

Mr. .1. Marshha'irks has a, promising hurdler in hand ; luV' : is_ .by Crown Imperial and has been in'work for some months.

Bolhwell and Golden Pennant am both in \V.' Marshall's charge and the former looks and moves much better than he has for a* long time. Acranna, a chestnut mare owned b\ Mr. O'Donnell, of Wae'renga-a-hika. i* not quite as forward as.she could he, but a fortnight's work- may see her greatlv improved; In addition to Mr. W. Wilson's team already mentioned, Memnon is Working very well and seems to revel in the heavy ground. Roehamptoh appears to have practically thrown off the soreness that was troubling him a few weeks back. The hunter Ironic, is a regular worker and has worked off all his grbssness. . ..Mala hat is standing up to his tasks'heavy tracks always suited him.

The Mimet'ic-Ibble filly is pleasing ii'-r owner bv the maimer in which *r<p gei" through her fast work. Flying Mimic is in work in the country, but her visits to.the track are few.