LATEST RACING.

Waikato Times, Volume 112, Issue 18795, 17 November 1932, Page 13

LATEST RACING.

THE WAIKATO MEETING. TRAINING AT TE RAPA. FINAL GALLOPS THIS MORNING. The final gallops by horses engaged at the Waikato meeting, were carried out at Te Rapa this morning. All the work was done on the plough track, which was in excellent order and faster than usual for this period or the year. The first pair to appear were Paganelli (N. Syme) and Holly Holm (Mclnally). They galloped six furlongs, Paganelli doing it freely in front at the finish, the time being 1.16 1-5. Princess Bede (Long) was going nicely throughout her five furlong effort, which occupied 1.3 2-5. This filly has had racing this season and her condition is well advanced. The Cup candidate Te Iloia (Bentley) was accompanied by his stablemate liluminagh (Brady) over seven furlongs. The former was soon into his stride and the pair placed the first half mile behind in 525. Te Iloia, who had a pull in the weights, drew away in the run home to finish with a three lengths’ advantage, his time for the journey being 1.32. E. Ludlow, who rode Te iloia when the latter won the Jellicoe Handicap at Ellerslie in August, will be in the saddle on Saturday. Although an easing of the tracks would be in his favour, Te Iloia should run a good race on the roomy local course under any conditions. Illuminagh’s form has not been attractive this season. J. Mcßae will ride him in the Highweight on Saturday. Ganpat and Baroscope. The Wanganui owned Ganpat (A. Gilmer) and Baroscope (A. Tinker) were sent six furlongs. Ganpat made the earlier running but Baroscope, who was on the outside, was putting in good work in the straight and was going the better at the finish. The pair went past the post on terms, the time being 1.16 1-5. It was a good effort by both horses. High Commissioner (Hika) went once round, the distance being short of nine furlongs, in 1.56. The hurdles candidate has come on well this season, his pace being an asset in jumping events. Cruachan (Mclnally) covered hall' a mile in 52 2-ss. The King MarkStraga gelding has had his attention confined chiefly to hill work of recent days. A hard track is not in his favour and this aspect will be weighed in considering whether his Cup engagement will be kept on Saturday. Valuation (Faulkner) and Limex (Long) got to the end of four furlongs In 50 4-ss. Limex, who was on the outside, was going very comfortably in front at the finish. The Awapuni horseman, W. J. McDowell, has been engaged for Limex in the Hautapu Handicap. With a favourable start, the Limond filly would require consideration. Valuation, who is in good condition, appreciates a firm track. Senorlta (Hika) was safely holding Kahau (Connor) in placing three furlongs behind in 36 3-ss. Both horses moved nicely and are in good order. The latest racing and track work have improved Senorita who is speedy and also runs on solidly. L’Allegro’s Fast Half. A smart half-mile effort was to the credit of L’Allegro (Mclnally) who finished clear of Wilton (Bentley), running Hie distance in 49 4-ss. L’Allegro started behind his companion, but evened matters up in this respect early, and finished determinedly. Since his good effort in reaching third place to Pillow Fight and Sea Ruler, when he came from a good way back, in the Champion Hack Plate at Avondale, L’Allegro has not had a start. While a race would improve him, his effort this morning gave further support to his ability. He is in the Highweight Handicap on Sat-

urday. For horses of their grade Sub-Edi-tor (Brady) and Ruby Dawn (Connor) made a good showing in running Half a mile in 50 3-ss. The Trial Stakes candidates, Whirlalong (Gilmer) and Beau Irish (Tinker), finished as named with No Fooling (Brady), handy at the end of five furlongs, the time being 1.4. - Sammy '(Mclnally) was doing his work well, in front of his stahlemate, Arcade (Bentley). The former ran the seven furlongs in 1.31 2-5 which was a good showing for a novice. Sammy, who is a well developed flve-year-ohl gelding by Lack-ham —Oslend, I is in the Highweight on Saturday. Bronze Tray and Company. The Cup candidate, Bronze Tray, arrived early this morning from Wliangarci, in company with Gay idea and Enjoyment, all members of M. Stack’s team. Bronze Tray (Mclnally) was galloped five furlongs with Gay Idea (Bentley). There was nothing between the pair at the finish, the time being 1.4. Both horses bear a well trained appearance. Bronze Tray, who will be suited by the- long straight at Te Rapa, woii (lie Avondale Gup in September. He invariably races well locally. Enjoyment (Bentley) was sent three furlongs which lie ran in 38s. This two-year-old colt by Delightmeiit— Exalted, lias bad some racing, which has benefited him.

Luminary (McLaughlin), after preliminary exercise, was galloped a mile which he ran in 1.4 8 1-5. King Win (Bentley) was reslricle 1 to useful pace work over a couple of circuits. Pelting (’Pinker) was on Hie course proper but was not after time this morning. lllumineili (Faulkner) showed speed in the run-home from Hie straight entrance to finish her work. Star Mint, a Gordonlon owned acceptor for the Hautapu Handicap on Saturday, went smartly for a couple of furlongs along Hie hack of the course in her workmil.

MATAMATA HORSES. TE RAPA ENGAGEMENTS. (Special In Times.) MATA.MA'I’A, Thursday. Merry Lap lias iml yet shown Hie speed of his broilin' (Gay Gap . hul he will have his opporlanily in the Trial Slakes. He has been working well recently.

5 Welcome Boy will have his first start over hurdles on Saturday, lie - has taken kindly to this department of 1 racing and should soon show winning 1 form, especially when the ground is 1 firm. Woodfull should have his chance s in the Hautapu Handicap. He gen- , erally runs a solid race, and with his i recent racing he is about at the top i of his form. Lady Lulu and Master Norval have both been working well and may get into the money at this week-end. Valroe is the only local horse in the Cup and his recent racing has brought him into good form. Should a shower come before Saturday lie may be in a position to show his real worth. Lucy Hose’s sister, Gay Hose, will contest the Tamahere Stakes. She has started previously, but may not show to advantage until Hie autumn. She has a fast turn of speed and the four furlongs will suit her should she have a good start. She is on the small side and would be at a disadvantage in a mix-up. Gay Lap has not been accepted for the first day, hut may race on Moudav. lie is working well. | ON TE AROHA TRACKS. MUXGATOO.N HEATS GO(il) MUX. (Hy Telegraph.—Special in Times.) TE AROHA. Thursday. In view of the Waikato meeting, ini crest ing work was witnessed on tin* local course Ibis morning. The inner track was fast and the best gallops were from living starts with light hoys up. Bonny Joyce and Sehiznnllms finished together over three furlongs in 39 s. King Musk was too good for King Most or over four furlongs in a I 2-ss. ,Keith Hall ran half a mile on the plough in .VX. Carl Hertz was associated with Antique over six furlongs. The hurdler quickly put on a break nf four lengths and at the finish he was a I lenUli in advance of Antique in 1.15 | Ynlimond finished on bet ter than ; Master Briefly over six furlongs hi j Mminlleet ran fmir furlongs nicely | but was not against the wateh. ! Muugaloiiu was 100 speedy for Good | Him over live furlongs in l.i 2-3. King's Archer was out for walking ( exorcise.

; ON NORTHERN TRACKS. EL.LERSL.IE AND TAKANINI. I | ! ROYAL ARTIST AND TEA TRADER. STAR ARTIST GOES WELL. (By Telegraph.—Special to Times.) AUCKLAND, Thursday. The weather was fine for training at Ellorslie this morning. The course proper, with the poles 25 feet out, the No. 2 grass and the tan tracks were in use, the going being first class. On the course proper Echo Song and Hunting March were on terms at Ltie conclusion of a fast half-mile. They ran the first furlong in 12 2-5 s and completed the gallop in 51 2-5. Echo Song did Ills work well and looks improved since racing at Whangarei. After jumping four hurdles in lirstJ rate style, Prince of Orange ran a mile |in t.it) 2-5, the Dual six furlongs taking 1.23 1-5. He did liis work imj pressively and could have improved I on the time. On Hie tan Imamint ran five furlongs in 1.1 1-5, the final half-mile taking 51 1-5. This was a good churl. Takanfni Gallops. The inside grass, with the poles 10ft. out, was in use at Takanini this morning, the going being excellent. Tea Trader worked over a round, coming home over the last three furtongs easily in 38 3-5. Prolyxo and Chief Joy pleased while running seven furlongs in 1.29, the last six taking 1.16 -i-5. Alignment and w catherwise, from an uneven start ran three furlongs ,n Ids upon which they could have improved. Huntingdon and Bell Topper, with Hie former going the belter of the pair, traversed six furlongs in 1.17. Royal Artisl, with Division as a companion over the first three furlongs and Speedminl over the last five furtongs. ran a mile in 1.13, the last Hxe furlongs taking 1.5 3-5. Unronis easily heal Reviver at llie end of half a mile in IPs. Day .Marigold was four lengllis in ironl of Lorn W’iliuiiyx after running six furlongs in 1.17 3 3. Ihe be.-d gallop over half a-mde was tegislered by siar Artisl who was picked up by Ray Sliieia el the three. The former ran Hie full dislanee in -ISs, the pair finishing together.

The following horses are to leave for Te Rapa: Coronis, Tea Trader, High Comedy, Royal Artist, Speedmint, Star Artist, and Gay Shjela.