RICCARTON TRAINING NOTES.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 6935, 26 October 1900, Page 3

RICCARTON TRAINING NOTES.

liittle work of importance was done *&« morning. Glenogle opened proceedings by SSIT n! *; -f^iag ' start-* satisfactory^ gallop. G-lenakdale, Somerled, Scottish Mii£ work, while Ladykiller spurted a few furlongscommencing et .the crossing: Cla-dXve »lone ran « .rtrong mile, the la.st eeven furtonga occupying lmin 37sec. Terrapin and The brushed over five furlongs in lmin 7Jsec feshing. strongly, and .Spider and :H«n£d& Sl?,.^ r< ? n ? y° r * over a mile. -Malatua and wEile Dundas and Benzoin <the Mfer with neck -sweaters on) -took 51 sco to comply*, {he last, baft-mile of a five and a half fuAong gallop tfhe pair finishing well. JiWboom and Gewgaw Who put man appearance yesterday, brushed over tour furlonga, the former havW much ftLi fi^i? j% g ? ll0 A ■$**<?">> and Ideal finished the last half-mile of two steady circuits on the plough in Sljiseo. Warbedk and lr*n«port were ridden oirt over a mile, the last half of which took Ulaec, the latter liaring an advantage at the finish. Magnificent traversed a -mile and a naif, the last mile of which was inn in imin 49-sec. St Denia *nd Proposal galloped five -furlongs, Fulmen executed » working gallop once round, and €ora Lyin, Klondyke,' St Ronald and -Sally were given sprinting tasks. Calibre, Cavalry and Peeragft brushed over half a mile is 52sec, and Materca, defeated Cherrystone over seven ifurlongs run in lmin 34isec from a standing sccjrfc Useful to medium pace work was accomplished by the following:— Cavaliero, Miss Celaval, Huku, Skirmisher, ECaTia, L-ong Tom, Rougemont, Crarmor«n, Sara, Jabber Roller and ■Stmthnairn. Masoii's team wa* down, ibut did nothing of importance. The usual aftor-breakTa^t contingent was restricted to eaisy tasks. The racehorses Indian Queen, Derry, Torpina, and The Shannon arrived from the north by the a.s. Eotoiti this morning. A special meeting of the CW-efbury J'tockey Club ,was held yesterday afternoon. Mr G. G. Stead occuipied the chair. On the -maiion olf Mr R. 'D. Thomfts, seconded !by Mr 'Charles Louisson, the rules made at, the special faceting held on Oct. 11 were confirmed. Copies Srfthe rult'3, when printed, are to b» -supplied^ to members.