WORK AT NEW PLYMOUTH

Taranaki Daily News, 6 September 1935, Page 10

WORK AT NEW PLYMOUTH

REFRESHER’S GALLOP

There was not a great deal of work on the New Plymouth tracks yesterday as most of the trainers are giving their charges an easy time this week after* the strenuous racing in the mud last Thursday and Saturday. The only gallop was one over six furlongs by Refresher, Davistock and Aussie Ra. Refresher finished about a neck ill front in Im 18 2-ss, the last five occupying Im 5 3-ss. Refresher moved in his usual free style, showing that h 6 was not affected by his race last Thursday. Both Davistock and Aussie Ra shaped pleasingly, but they are unlikely to fulfil their Wanganui engagements. Ngaterahiri was given easy pace work. He looks improved by his race on Saturday but has no immediate engagements and may not race again for some time. Tahurangi put plenty of dash into his work on the inside. He has come through Ins racing well and appears to be in great heart. Both Refresher and Tahurangi will race at Wanganui next week. ft RANDWICK GALLOPS NEW ZEALANDERS ON TRACKS. By Telegraph—Press Assn—Copyright. Sydney, Sept. 5. New Zealanders figured in training at Kandwick.On the grass Legatee was not ridden out to cover six. furlongs in Irh. 17is. Hadrian did the best six furlopgs in Im. 16js. easing up.Theo and Cherry King ran strongly over five furlongs in -Im. 7s. Homer and Loud Applause ran a good five furlongs in Im. 75., finishing together. The Raider ran five furlongs in Im. 4s. Silver King ran six furlongs in Im. 19s. easily. Rogilla had a very light task and was a trifle lame. Silver Ring and Scratchmere Scar did four furlongs on the tan in 51s. together. ' Other New Zealanders did useful tasks. ENGLISH ST. LEGER. TWELVE HORSES TAKING PART. London, Sept. 4. Final acceptors for the St. Leger. are: Flashbye, Field Trial, Plassy, Buckleigh, Bahram, Hairan, Fairbairn, Solar Ray, Bartholdi, Baodai, Pry IL, Traph. HAWERA TRACK NOTES SMART RUN BY CARFEX (By "Limited.”) The trial grass track was used at Hawera yesterday morning for fast work; It was in slow condition. The inner plough was in excellent order for pace work. Members of J. Fryer’s team,. Alchemic, Buri, Soloist, Onewhetu, Supreme Court and Oriel, were allotted steady to strong pace work, Supreme Court hitting out attractively. Diagano (Edgecombe), having his first fast work for some time, sprinted three furlongs with Carfex (Cole). The pair put up a smart performance, registering 38 4-ss.—the best effort of the morning. Carfex finished half a length in front. Diagano, who is intended for hurdling, made a capital showing. The Just So filly Waiongona (O’Connell), sprinted two furlongs in 25 3-ss. Waiongona was given a fly out df the barrier with Gay Chief. The latter went out the smarter but Waiongona, who has had. little barrier practice, also went out well. Fersen (Monkley) and Golden Hair (Flower) were sent over five furlongs. The pair were together at three furlongs in 39is. but slowed up over the last two furlongs to register Im. 7Js. with Fersen half a length in front. Golden Hair went sourly over the concluding stage. Arouse (Cole) led Celeste (Cook) over half a mile in 53Js. Arouse went ■well, finishing two lengths in front. A working gallop over half a mile was allotted Notium (Cole) and Gay Chief (Hawe). Bantry (Chote) and Lowepberg (Monkley) were companions over five furlongs. Bantry, usually a slow beginner, went away two lengths in front r-f Lowenberg and was still in front a.t three furlongs in 40s. Lowenberg made up ground in the straight but Bantry shaded him at the finish in lm. Bs. Ruaform went a couple of rounds of solid pace work. Aga Khan was given strong pace work. He is still looking a bit burly. Ingenuity did steady exercise, as did Just Off and Panloff. Bantry and the Just So filly Waiongona leave for Marton by express to-mor-row morning. K. Chote is to ride Bantry. R. J. Flower has a mount on the Hunting Song—Merry Roe filly in the Maiden.