MANAWATU TRACK GALLOPS

Taranaki Daily News, 27 July 1934, Page 3

MANAWATU TRACK GALLOPS

GAYCOMA’S SMART SPRINT. By Telegraph—Press Association. Palmerston N., July 26. The tracks at Awapuni are very heavy and indications are for real winter conditions on Saturday for the Manawatu Racing .Club’s fixture. A track on the course proper was open this morning, with the flags vzide out. Esteem and Square Acre ran seven furlongs in Im 37 l-ss, the first half-mile taking 55 2-ss. Esteem held a slight advantage throughout. , . • Callamart did two rounds of solid pacework, running the last six furlongs in Im 355. . . . ' ’ Good Hunting was travelling comfortably alongside Ebeum at the close of five furlongs in Im 9 l-ss. Catalogue had the measure of Round Score, with Lord Moutoa a couple of lengths back, at the end of'five furlongs in Im 8 l-ss, the first two taking 26 4-ss. King Thomond drew clear of Mid Acre and Flaxen in the run home, doing the: last three furlongs in 41s. v ' 1 Golden Chant alone left five furlongs behind in Im BJs, after covering the first two in 26 l-ss. Blacksmith strode out freely over six furlongs in Im 26Js. Henry of Nayarre led, Calydon 'and Boudoir throughout a six furlongs task and was still clear at the post traversing the distance in Im 24 3-ss. From a barrier start Gaycoma and Severe, two two-year-olds, ran two furlongs in 25Js, Gaycoma being in front. It was a smart effort.