OVER COUNTRY

Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21198, 22 August 1940, Page 8

OVER COUNTRY

LOVELILT SCHOOLS WELL FINAL ELLERSLIE TRIALS LLANDAFF AGAIN PLEASES

(By Telegraph.—Special to Time#) AUCKLAND. Thursday The nnal gallops in connection with the Pakuranga Hunt meeting took place on the No. 1 grass track at Lllerslle this morn Ing, the going being on the heavy side and cutting out a good deal toward the nnlsh. Some good trials were recorded, those to Impress over half a mile being Calula Boy, LlandalT and Royal Message, while Rival, Kelly and bronze Fire did best over six Turlongs. Several horses were schooled over the steeplechase course and the jumping, taken all round, was of a good standard. Tybalt ran seven furlongs In 1.37 3-5, the first three occupying 40s. Golden Pay was well clear of Purple Vermeer over three Turlongs In 38 4-ss. Golden Pay showed very promising speed. Aero King walked round to the threefurlong pe? and ran home In 4is. British Mint finished dear of Beaucoup and Arobatoon over hair a mile In 53«, the first Turlong In 13 3-ss. The stablemates, Rex Maitland, Sir Cameron and Brazilian, were In that order at the conclusion of five furlongs In 1.9 3-5. Rex Maitland handled the going well. Calula Boy was responsible for the best half-mile, covering the distance In 51s, having the better of Moneysplnner, who accompanied him, their first Turlong taking 12 2-ss.

There was little between Rival, Kelly, and Bronze Fire over six furlongs In 1.22, the first three taking 41s. Beeswing and Bright Idea strode over a round, running the last mile In 1.54. There f was little between them at the finish. Hot Shot strodf* over a round In 2.0, the last six furlongs taking 1 26. He Increased the speed over the final three, which took 41s. Phil Vaals went away slowly Trom the half-mile and ran the last three furlongs In 4 is. Flying Jay and Marehby negotl ated the last three furlongs of their work In 40 1-ss, both hitting out with plenty of freedom. There was little between Bronze Emerald and Miss Valerie over six furlongs in 1.23. the first three In 40 1-ss. Ringshot shaded Acre Beauty at the conclusion of five furlongs In 1.9 1-5. Rara Avis reeled ofT half a mile In 52 2-5«. He did not appear to show as much dash as usual. LlandafT’a Good Effort LlandalT was responsible for another good effort, running half a mile In 51 l-6§. the first furlong in 12s. He will atrip in great order Tor Ills engagement on Saturday. Biddy Girl and Boomps-a-Dal«y were together arter traversing half a mile In 62 2-ss. Odtaa shaded White Mark over five Turlongs In 1.8 3-5, the first two furlongs In 275. Valmlnt Impressed more than Silver Glow at the conclusion of six furlongs In 1.23, the la*t hair-mlle In 555. Vaalso got to the end of six furlongs In 1.24 3-5, The first three Turlongs being covered In 4 1 1-ss. Stratford showed to more advantage than Clinch throughout hair a mile In 545, the last three Turlongs taking 4is. Happlcoat (Gilchrist) completed five rurloug-s In 1.9 3-5, the last three in 41s. Handling the going In great style, Royal Message was well clear of Golden Bonnet and Gay Bell at the end of half a mile in 51 t-ss, the first furlong taking 12 1 -ss. On the sand. Hlnehau ran six furlongs of her work In 1.24 3-5. On the same tcaek. Orate reeled off three furlongs in 398. I.ovelllt ( Ritchie ) led Searcher (Cleaver) over the end wall, the double and stonewall. I.ovelllt fenced attractively. Leighton Buzzard fTurner), Floodlight (Burgeco and nig Bill (Nell), with Beverley (Williams) a couple of lengths away, were In that order over five of the steeplechase fences on the fiat. They started off at the sodwall and finished up at the brush at the mile post. Afterwards T.ovelllf and cearrher were accompanied bv Mahala (Williams) and Pyrenees over a t round of the steeplechase course. Mahala was responsible for most of the pace, hut 1 ovelllt was with her over the last part of the Journey. This pair Jumped perfectly. Mahala was pulled off on to the sand track and I.ovelllt again took the brush fence bv the mile post. Pyrenees and Searcher both Jumped safely but did not impress. TAKANINI TRIALB MAZIR IN GOOD FORM GLEN CONNELL—GAM OS (By Telegraph.—Special to Times) AUCKLAND, Thursday The outside grass, with the poles 10 feet out, was cutting out at Takanlnl this morning but there were several useful sprints by candidates for the Pakuranga meeting on .Saturday. Among those to please were Glen Connell, Grandora, Mazlr, Gamos, Tekawitl and Maxarn. Valamito was two lengths in Tront of Venture at the end of six furlongs in 1.23, both giving the Impression they could have done a little better. Glen Connell was responsible for the best five furlongs when he covered the distance In 1.5. Grandora ran the same distance In 1.5 3-5, upon which he could have Improved. Mazlr surprised by defeating Gay Miss over five furlongs, finishing two lengths In Tront In 1.5 2-5, after running the first two in 255. Garnos was going better than Tekawitl at the end or half a mile In 52 1-ss. Heneltl was three lengths in front of I.ady Pay at the half mile in 53 1-6 s. Surella finished fully a dozen length* In front or Flood Tide over seven furlongs In 1.43 1-5, arter running the first halfmile In 52 1 -ss. Flood Tide finished with his tongue over the bit. Princess Val and Inver were easing up at the end of six furlongs In 1.24 3-5. River Plate defeated Grand Vaals over three Turlongs In 39 3-ss. Silver Quex and Dlnkl D 1 covering the same ground in similar time. Lovaals ran five furlongs in 1.7 and Valimeen hair a mile nicely in 52 3-ss, Estro taking 53s over the «ame ground, her last three furlongs being done In 38 British Sovereign ran seven furlongs In 1.41 and Kerona (Pplnley) completed hair a mile m 5 4 2-ss. The be«t effort over this distance was recorded bv Maxam, who ran 51 3 ss. Classic appeared to be going a shade better than Proud Fox at the conclusion of five furlongs in 1.6 2-5. Telsom strode over «lx furlongs In 1.23.