TRACK AND STABLE

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 19886, 14 March 1939, Page 9

TRACK AND STABLE

SPRINT BY DENSITY DHANL’K AT TKKXTIIAM PLANS !•'(.)I; ROYAL < HIKI-' By “Trenton'’ Last Thursday Density van a brilliant four furlongs at Riccarlon in 49sec., the last three in 3(isec. Density appears to have bright prospects on the minimum in the Railway Handicap at.Trenthani. She will be ridden by the apprentice A. Stokes. No Rider Yet Royal Chief has accepted for the Thompson Handicap and will be a runner if all goes well with him. No rider has been secured yet for him. but B. H. Morris will be his pilot on the second day. Morris may not be able to take the mount on the first day. Vadanoe at New Plymouth A further addition to H. Dulieu’s stable is the former Trentham-trained Vadanoe (Vaals —Adanoe), who displayed useful hack form last season. He has been purenased by a patron of the stable. By Iliad The consistent Drachma is a three-year-old gelding by Iliad out of the Paper Money—Ki I berry marc Countersign. dam also of Linguist. Counterflight and Counter Lunch. Studley Royal Leased Studley Royal has been leased by Mr. C. Holdsworth to A. McMullan, who intends to take him to the West Coast for the Easter circuit. The Paper Money gelding, although affected with throat trouble, should pay his way on Hie trip. Trent ham Rehandieaps Mr. H. Coyle has made the following rehandieaps for the first clay, next Friday, of the Wellington Racing Club’s autumn meeting:— Pacific Handicap: Pearl of Asia, from 7.7 to 7.13. Tinakori Handicap: Trebor, from 8.5 to 8.8. Railway Handicap: Russian Balleb from 7.8 to 7.12. - Should Stay On Trebor, a winner at Taranaki, carries the same colours as Boomerang. He is a four-year-old bay gelding by the imported Spearmint horse Spear Dance, and his dam is the Glen Cowrie—Uranium mare Sports Queen, the dam of that good performer Prince Val. This is a very successful halfbred family, and, judged on his finishing effort, Trebor should be capable of running out a distance.