Sporting
TRAINING AT RICCARTON. Pwr Preas Association. Ohristphurch, August 13. The weathe r was. fin©, for training work at Bicearton this morning. Fast work was done on- the inside of the trial grass. •' ■" Agnola andr..Kilfane ran. four furlongs in 52secis«, jß&fjktfei; jumped, one brush badly: and then worked, aa the flat, (JoutemptrarL six I,l°. Carawook Sects,, mile and a-quarter in 2.21. Distant Shot, fpur in 50 1-5; Purple* Spur 49 3M>; Boadicea 52 2-5 easily. Oakleigh and Peter Amans, seven in 1.36 8-5. Rouen and Nukumai jumped four hurdles well. Aratnura fire furlongs in 1.7 2-5, easily. Qmahu, and Martulla., a mile in 1.47 4-5, AyispaA* and Guncase, five in . jGeraniaJ. four in 50 4-5. BjaH; Officer, was better than Orange Bittern in a round of the steeplechase fences, missing the double.. Mawtwapango did the same alone. L'Amour and Taweki, four, in. 51 %L Prfece Ferguz and Paphian five inlL7 3-5. It&nui-,jumped well over the fences, Dick following in a similar task. Sunny Lock, four in 52 3-5 easily. Benmure and, Mountain the same. Fabrinade, four, in 50 3-5. Barmaid and Bed Wink, the same together*. Bon Spec took 51 lrs. Will Oakland did a ehoit sprint. Phil May, seven in 1.37 3-5, Parorangi. six in 1.20.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 83, 13 August 1923, Page 6
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