ON THE TARANAKI TRACKS
CONDITIONS VERY FAVOURABLE. ' 1 EASTER TIME GALLOPS WELL. ! •■■ ■ ■' ' /■ "' ; ' "' ; The course 'at New Plymouth was Again, in splendid order for the work yestordaji morning and even the plough was in free: rise, a rather remarkable state -of . affairs: for this time of the .year. Most of fast work took place on the trial grass. < < Orapai and Glowlight went once on' the plough at a good three-quarter' pace, running the last two furlongs in 265. ' ’ -it -j ’■ Glen Vane was going very easily beside : the Paper Money colt at the end .of < two. furlongs in 27 3-ss. Glen Vane afterwards werit once round -at a swinging pace. He is improving-all the time. Refresher, who seemed anxious to go,: led Sparkling Morn all the way over ,s?venj .furlongs in Im. 345. Sparkling. Morn; dropped, back Carly, but was, running on strongly, at the finish. ’ ■ ■ Rob Roy hit ■ out freely over five fur-; longs on the plough in Im. a good ■effort for a hunter. ’. ■ _ , i, Easter Time, Gibraltar! and Little Doubt on the plough hopped off at the seven furlongs post, but the former sobn 'went out to make the pace and was. several lengths clear down the back. The other two closed; the gap a little towards the end, -but ( Easter Time was two lengths clear of bio-> raltar at the finish in Im. 35 3-ss. a good ga ßold Bid and Merry Way cantered round and ran hOnm from the three fuwojig post in 39 l-ss.,’Merry Way going a httle the better at the finish. . Lady Quex did easy work on the inner. Arvada, Calmint and Tigerism went twice round 'on the plough at a steady, Sa ßa?ai to6k 40 4-ss. to run three furlongs by himself. , .. No Doubt apd Waipaparau went half a mile at three-quarter pace. Gold Dawn did strong pace work on the plough. t At Hawera the weather was fine for training operations, though a very co southerly wind was blowing. The trial, grass was available for fast work., . La Crown was first to work, going half, a mile in 513-ss. • . Divola went half a mile from the six furlong post to the two in 5.145, moving very nicely. , . ■ . . Carfex finished two length? in i ronfc of Tenadre over three furlongs in 38Js. Aga Khan after cantering a round qm. three-quarter pace work. Attentive and Chief Lion were given steady pace work, Green Lmnett also doing steady exerciseChief Link and Calamine were compan-. ions over a mile at a working gallop in Im. 575., both moving attractively. Miss Shef, with a welter weight up, finnished two lengths in front of Kissless over half a mile in 545. The Tiger after cantering a round was given three-quarter pace Work. Davistock was given useful pace worK on the plough. .' . , Orby’s Choice was moving nicely over three furlongs in 38 3-ss. Peschiera and Constant Sun gave a very pleasing display over three furlongs in 375. The two-year-olds, Golden Hair and the Grandcourt—Table Talk colt, in company, were given useful pacing exercise. Royal Papa and Silvermine were companions over six furlongs, finishing together in Im. 18s—a very good .gallop, as both were going nicely at the finish. Seamond was given two rounds at halfpace on the plough.
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Taranaki Daily News, 12 August 1932, Page 4
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