THE FINAL TRIALS

Taranaki Daily News, 12 April 1935, Page 11

THE FINAL TRIALS

WORK AT NEW PLYMOUTH GOOD EFFORT BY REFRESHER. ORAPAI AND LADY KYRA. •As a result of heavy rain overnight the tracks at New Plymouth were on the heavy side fox- the work yesterday morning, though not nearly as soft as might have been expected. A shower shortly after work commenced did' not improve the going, but the tracks were drying after breakfast. All the galloping was done on the course proper with the flags well out. Nearly all the horses with engagements to-morrow were worked and there were some interesting trials. Chief Marionette was given an easy working gallop over a mile. She moved freely and ■pulled up well. She caused her trainer some anxiety early in the week but is now doing well again. A solid effort was registered by Refresher, who always had the measure of Merry Way over five furlongs in the smart time of Im ss. Refresher carried out his task in good style. The Tiger was restricted to a couple of rounds of good half-pace work on the inside grass. He was responsible for a good gallop on Wednesday morning, when he ‘ reeled off five furlongs in Im 3’As in good style. A big improvement on her recent displays was given by Amyril when she finished in front of Tahurangi at the conclusion of five furlongs in lm 7s. This gallop took place immediately after a shower and was a better effort than the time indicates.

Treasure Hunt and Sporting Song did easy work on the inside. The latter pleased on Wednesday morning by covering half a mile in 52%5. The conditions appeared to suit* Gold Mission, who beat Ringside over five furlongs'in lm 6s, and carried out her task in an attractive fashion. -Ngareta was schooled again, giving a first-class display over eight fences. She was rather tired at the finish.

Following the breakfast interval the first to work was Windsoreen, who had been brought in from Inglewood by motor-float. She galloped half a mile smoothly in 555. She looks in good order. Davistock and Aussie Ra were always going well over seven furlongs, the last six taking lm 23 4-ss. They kept together all the way and finished very solidly. , Kaola alone ran the same distance, taking lm 22 3-5 s for the last six furlongs. He did his task well, ' appearing to relish the going. Lady Kyra and Orapai were practically on terms at the conclusion of five furlongs in lm ss—a good gallop. Lady Kyra was about half a length in front in the early stages but Orapai finished well. It was an attractive effort by both horses. Joy Box showed her usual pace over half a mile in 53 3-ss, but she had -had enough at the finish. Golden Rill and High Test covered tw-o furlongs in 26 2-ss, both moving well.

Cereal was scratched for the Ngaharu Handicap at 3.15 p.m. yesterday.

Riding Engagements. W. E. Pine: Chief Marionette, The Tiger, Gold Mission, Sporting Song. R. Marsh: Kaola. G. Duncan: Lady Kyra. R. Savage: Ringside.

BEAUMONT RACING CLUB DECLARATION OF Following are the handicaps for the Beaumont - Racing ■ Club’s annual meeting, to be heldfon April 22;— ROXBURGH TRIAL HANDICAP, of £BO. Six furlongs: Aro Arc 9.0, Auster 8.12, Ocean Silver 8.12, Silver West 8.10, Prince. Boa 8.10, Auspicious 8.10, Charming Lady 8.10, Desirable 8.10, Silken Lad 8.10, Accumulate 8.10, Grey Boy 8.10, Mary Pratt 8.10, Last Dance 8.10, New Note 8.10. EASTER HANDICAP, of £95. One mile: Assemble 9.0, Toreador 8.13, Rin Tin Tin 8.8, Blue Metal 8.7, Dodge (incl. 21b rehcp.) 8.0, Town Major 8.0, Queen of Song 7.13, Meadow Lark 7.13, Thornton 7.11, Pink Paper' 7.10, Amy Johnson 7.9, Dazzling Eyes 7.9, Look Smart 7.9, Paia Melba 7.9, Some Acre 7.9, Water Polo 7.9. DUNKELD TROT HANDICAP (in saddle), of £BB and trophy; 3.41 class. One mile and a-half: Blue Spark, Captain Heath, Desert Sun, Dainty Miss, Dinner Bell, Firecrest, Gleniffer, Glen Lady, Gold Valley, Lucky Lee, Major Haidee, Margaret King, Master Garry, Mountain King, Mountain Lad, ■ Park Drive, Rothborough, Santa Brigada, Seaward de Oro, Sansaveno, Slipalong, Smithy, Vacation, Vanilla ■ Guy, Wairaki It, Guywin 12, Master Lee, Whitstone 36, Jolly Queen, Joy Chimes 60. PRESIDENTS HACK HANDICAP, of '£Bs. Five furlongs:" Morena 9.0, Final Bell 9.0, Shock 8.10, Unseen 8.8, Clara Bow 8.5, Money Flies 8.1, Silver Lark 7.13, My Council 7.12, Accumulate 7.9, Auspicious 7.9, Dissemble 7.9, Last Dance 7.9, Mary Pratt 7.9, New Note 7.9, Rifle Range 7.9, Silken Lad 7.9, Silver Weit 7.9, Surge 7.9. MOLYNEUX HANDICAP, of £125. One mile and a-quarter: Cough 9.4, Trivet 9.1, Toreador 9.0, Town Major 8.13, Meadow Lark 8.12, Queen of Song f. 12, Thornton 8.11, Rin Tin Tin 8.10, Amy '"Johnson 8.9, Look Smart 8.9. ELECTRIC TROT HANDICAP (in saddle), ■ of £BB and trophy; 2.26 class. One mile: Adonis, Auburn Wrack, Blue Spark, Captain Heath, Dainty Miss, Daphne Queen, Desert Sun, Fairy Gold, Firecrest, Glen Lady, Hoyle, Lucky Lee, Margaret King, Master Sesame, Park Drive, Roving Tom, Sansaveno, Slipalong, Smithy, Strathlee, Sydney View, Vacation, Vanila Guy, Dinner Bell It., Gracile, Guywin 12, Master Lee, Whitstone 24, Jolly Queen, Jolly Chimes, Lord. Antrim 36. BEAMOUNT HACK HANDICAP, of £B5. Six furlongs: Morena 9.0, Thornton 8.13, Pink Paper 8.11, Shock 8.10, Unseen 8.8, Paia Melba 8.3, Dazzling Eyes 8.2, Money Flies 8.1, Silver Lark 7.13, My Council 7.12, Braw Lad 7.12, Water Polo 7.12, Aro Arc 7.9, Colonel Crawford 7.9, Desirable 7.9, Grey Boy 7.9, Ocean Singer 7.9, Prince Boa 7.9, Prince Tractor 7.9, Rifle Range 7.9, Some Acre 7.9, Surge 7.9, RAILWAY HANDICAP, of £95. Six furlongs: Assemble 9.0, Blue Metal 8.12, Rin Tin Tin 8.10, Master Anomaly 8.8, Dodge (incl. 51b rehcp.) 8.0, Meadow Lark 8.0, Thornton 7.13, Captivate 7.11, Clara Bow 7.9, Final Bell 7,9, Unseen 7.9, Dazzling Eyes 7.9. RIVERTON CUP RE-HANDICAP.

By Telegraph—Press Association. Wellington, Last Night. Walton Park has been re-handicapped to 8.10 in the Riverton Cup.