LATE SPORTING.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 11092, 1 June 1914, Page 6

LATE SPORTING.

ELLERSLIE NOTES. * [Per Prbsb Association.] AUCKLAND, June 1. j " The weather was &howery for train- I jflc operation at Ellershe this morning. The tracks were heavy before breakf*La Rcina covered a mile on the sand track doing the last boven furlongs, wWthe of Waiwera, in limn 33 Tr2SfKi»g »» d Soult ? koff ran t gethcr, and did seven, furlongs on the sand in lmin 33 4-sscc. • joli FiUe, Better Prince, and Soult Sasli did six furlongs in Imm 19 J-osec. Byns rau four furlongs on the sand track in 51 3-ssec. ~ Grinlax, with ,tho assistance of Selt Ittu seven furlongs on the sand m Imm 33 l-ssec, which Was a good performhurdle horse Kaweeji did a mile on the sand in lmin 51sec. • Spalfish: covered four furlongs along ''Hie inside grass track in do 2-osec. «id; Idealism (together 'flushed two lengths from Royal Anns ,ia. one round on the middle, of the <t&ass'. Time—lmin 51 l-ssec. 'Bercola and Sandy Paul did some atrong- Work over a couple of circuits on: the sand, though neither finished Jaoo/Well. ' _ i; _ ~, „ Crown Pearl and Better Day did five rounds on the inside grass track in lmin 6 1-osec. A lot of others did useful work. 'Fleet Arrow and Cnirarua jumped a jouple" of hurdles in good style. "Waldimar, Master Sly, The Polo and Mapper Tandy jumped five hurdles, the %ua.rtet finishing well, the two former beings in the front. t Glenmore jumped tho big fences in Wfyb centre of tho course, giving a good -.display. „ , . -, , Soult jumped over two liurdles. . . ~, '." Mapunn and Makm did a circuit 'round the country, going over hillfencing well, though Mapuna ran off at tho second fence of the double. All the, candidates for the big jumping events thnt wore out registered Useful jyork, though few were put against the %iftch. ■,,,,-! Gipsy Belle. Red Pine and Lady Midfltetbn arrived on Saturday.