ON TRENTHAM TRACKS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 59, 10 March 1936, Page 4

ON TRENTHAM TRACKS

GALLOPING IN FOG SATURIDAY’S OPERATIONS Following on a sharp frost, fog en v eloped the Trentham course during most of the working hours on Saturday morning, but, with dawn not now ap pearing till 5.45 a.m., trainers had t( send their charges along despite th( conditions. The trial grass, which wa: in good order, was exclusively used Many of the gallops could not be timec in full or in sections because of the fog, writes ‘‘ Kangatira' ’ in the Even ing Post. Brabant did useful work early. Sunet (J. Nicolson), picked up by Good Sur (L. Nesbitt) near the five furlongs, rar sevdn furlongs in Imin. 32sec. Ac reptable (A. Ridgway) finished up five furlongs well but he could not bf caught by the watch. Cardinal Moon (A. Hawes) appeared to be going a shade better than Nightlass (Nicolson) at the end oi seven furlongs in Imin. 36 2-ssec Geitel (L. Faulkiner) ran the last three furlongs of a mile in 40sec. Ayresleigh (E. Rosewarne) led Chief Ranger (G. Ridgway) through five furlongs in Imin. 6 3-ssec., the last half mile in 53sec., and he was half a length in front at the post. Chief Range! did not appear to be going as well as he sometimes does. Darecourt (R. Webster) and Debhnui (A. Leach) were under a strong hold in running seven furlongs in Imin. 31 see., the last half mile in 57sec. Deficit (J. Dooley) just beat Cricket (S. R Fa ria nd) over live furlongs, whicl could not be caught. Prostration (Leach) was in front of Brown Pearl iR. Smith) after going six furlongs also untimed. Prostration has been back in work for three weeks and he looks improved with his let up since the holidays. Liane (J. McCauley), finishing well was on terms with Sea Wrack (Far land . Galteeniorc (Dooley) being half a length back, after running half a mile in 50 2-ssec. Liane is a very pro mising two-year-old who may have hei first start at the coming meeting. I Arctic King (Hawes) comfortably I accounted for Sansfoy (Rcsc warne) over seven furlongs in Imin. 32sec. but he had decidedly the better of the weights. Jewish Lad (Hawes) ran an easy half-mile in 58see. Korero (Smith) was finishing or better than Shy (R. Thompson) at the end of seven furlongs in Imin. 33 2-5 sec., the last half-mile in 53 4-ssec. Boomerang (IDooley) easily beat Fulojoy (Leach), a filly of moods, over half a mile in 52 3-sser. Wistful (McCauley;, and Toper (Faulkiner) ran half a mile in 52sec. After Money (Earland) was always just ahead of Alight (Dooley) over a good mile in Imin. 45 3-ssec., the last half-mile in 53 2-ssec., and she brushed off his effort near the end to get on terms. After Money is a better mare now than she has been at any time >in<-p her return from Sydney. Diamond (R. Smith) gave his usual polished exhibition of jumping over five fences. Chile (P. Burgess) and Monteioo (G. Ridgway) did a similar [school, the latter fencing particularly well, revealing that he has had a 10l of previous experience. His trainer states that he has had successes 'n the show ring. E. Rosewarne. a New Zealand jockey who has been in Melbourne the last seven years, is bark in the Dominion till next spring, and he hopes to be riding at the coming Wellington meeting, when one of his mounts may he Ayresleigh. Before going to Australia he was attached to the stables of J. W. Lowe, S. J. Reed, and W. Donovan, trainers under whom he did his apprenticeship. Rulers at the coming meeting will include:—S. Wilson: Cricket. Debham, Boomerang. Arctie King and Sansfoy. R. W. Savage: Fulojoy. L. H. Jones: After Money. L. J. Ellis: ©arecour*. L. Faulkiner: Geitel and Toper. R- W. A. Lewis states that, if the weight Billy Boy receives in the Great Eastern Steeplechase at Onkaparinga is satisfactory, he will leave for Adelaide with the ’chaser and Shy on the Monowai next I riday week. Shv was entered for the Harold D. Young Hurdles, but has since been withdrawn owing to the size of the field. Billy Boy’s work on Saturday morning consisted of seven furlongs in Jmin. 37sec.. with Chile, after the latter had done his school. He will have a race in the Highweight on the middle day at Trentham before his departure.