TE RAPA GALLOPS

Waikato Times, Volume 128, Issue 21336, 6 February 1941, Page 8

TE RAPA GALLOPS

GAY ROSETTE IMPRESSES KARATOKI HITS OUT FOXSEN OVER SIX (By “Martian”) The going on the No. 1 track at Te Rapa this morning was in splendid order for galloping and much useful work was accomplished by candidates with engagements at the approaching Rotorua fixture. The best efforts of the morning were those of Miss Bridge and Gold Spot over three furlongs, Vitement over half-a-mile, Ngawiri over five and Foxsen over seven, while Gay Rosette hit out attractively over a round. Royal Melody (O. Mclnally) came home from the half-mile in 535, her last three furlongs being run in 40s. Sporting Ace (McGregor) ran the final three furlongs of his work in 40 2-ss. Penzance was doing better than Laughing Fox (Brown) at the completion of half a mile in 5045. The latter, who was purchased by Mr W. S. Goosman at the disposal of Mrs R. T. Reid’s string at Trentham recently, has been taken in hand by A. Winder. Well Away (Poole) ran six furlongs easily in 1.25. Acreman (Brady) and Tea Drop (McGregor) were associated over six furlongs in 1.17, the final five furlongs being traversed in 1.3 4-5. Both did their work well. Karatoki Beats Royal Son Karatoki (Gollop), who is none the worse for Matamata exertions, was holding Royal Son (Carmont, jun.) at the completion of five furlongs in 1.2 1-5. Karatoki has good prospects 1 in the Geyser Hack on the first day ot tne Rotorua fixture. Foxmint and Awaiti occupied 524 s for the final half-mile of their work. Roxy (Sinton) negotiated a circuit in 2.1 1-5. Respectful (Brady), assisted over the last half-mile by Royal Jay (Gollop) got to the end of five furlongs in 1.34. Runanga (Taylor) disclosed dash in sprinting home from the threefurlong peg in 375. He is coming to hand well. Vitement (C. B. Goulsbro) and Loch Acre (Brown) came home half a mile in 495. Miss Bridge (Winder) and Gold Spot (Mclnally) dashed over three furlongs in 3645. Both hit out ! pleasingly and are in good order for pending engagements, although a doubt exists as to whether or not Gold Spot will make the trip to Rotorua. j Foxscn’s Good Effort Foxsen (Brown), accompanied by Black Musk (Ensor), jumped away

| at the seven-furlong peg and was timed to run her last six furlongs in 1.16 2-5, and finished several lengths j clear of Black Musk. Foxsen is in splendid fettle just now and it will i not be on the score of condition it ; she fails to give of her best at Arawa Park. Kingcraft (C. B. Goulsbro) worked freely over a round but was not alter time. He is bearing a healthy appearance. lrilliarch (C. B. Goulsbro) and Bronze Bird (Meynell) ran home from the three-furlong peg in 37 4-ss. Ngawiri (Ensor) disclosed her customary dash when she brushed home from the five-furlong peg in 1.1, after cutting out her first couple of furlongs in 245. She should soon make amends. Young Paddon (Jones), having his first run along for some four months, surprised by leaving half a mile behind in 495. He has come in well and is in splendid order to enter on a further preparation. Glenbevan (Ensor) secured an early advantage over General Riske (Meynell) and after running his first three furlongs in 36s clocked 1.27 3-5 for seven furlongs, the final three being traversed in 37 3-5 s with Glenbevan still several lengths clear. This member of A. C. Jones’ string appears to be on the upgrade. The feature trial of tne morning was that of Gay Rosette (Ensor), who went once round in 1.52, time which has seldom been bettered on the No. 1 track. Gay Rosette is in the pink of condition and should further her winning account in the 1 months ahead. Riding Engagements j Riding engagements for the first day of the Rotorua meeting include: O. Mclnally.—Devon, Royal Melody. V. Gollop.—Karatoki, Forest Acre, Royal Son. Royal Jay. W. O. Ensor, Camilla, Black Musk, Glenbevan, Miss Te Koura. L. C. Brown.—Gay Leslie, Foxsen, Trouvaille, Max own. KINDERGARTEN WORKS TRIALS AT ELLERSLIE BIDDY GIRL SHADES WELL By Telegraph.—special to Times) AUCKLAND, Thursday morning and several smart gallop* were ue=i being those ot Kindergarten, lied Warden, transmitter, Hunters Ho»e and Biudy Girl. Having liis ilr»t fast work since Be 1 act'd ai Trentham, Kindergarten reeled oil three in He put a lot ot dasn into „ 1S eilort and lie will make his next appearance at tlie Wellington autumn meeting next mouth. uni Wuiuni covered hair a mile in 49 4 -ss, the best or the morning over tne distance. J ills novice lias a lot ul speed ana should soon reveal improvement in his races. Transmitter was also sent hair a mile, which he romplcivd in 5U -'-ss. He is do mg exceptionally well and should be in great order ior autumn engagements. The best six rurmngs was credited to | Hunter's Hose, wno recorded 1.15 a-ss. Mie ran tlie ilr.-t three in 30s, and il was i niitilv Girl wa> holding Ohmalia at the i conclusion or hair a mile in 5u I-ss. Biddy | i.u-i i- in tine trim ior her engagement ' Three lurlongs: Tlie Paeifleist. 4ns; Nig.it Pilot and Brahman. Mdtly and Kincaid. :v.'s; Camilla, ins; British Camp. * Four 'furlongs : Grey Wing' and British Mini. I •- •••-. Hunting King an i Balo-hi. l t \orth!a:i'er and l andsman. :.:t : lanl\e\ o, . 51.-; Miss V alm-ie. 5n ; I ad\ iDwnard. Prudent. 51 i 5I i BP d 'hiring tlie gall"p ; Il'Mieyw I d "V h *•'fnrp.ng- I urKy i.adv and last -n- --- . 1 i M ' »11 'tar ind M«M< I \\ at ; 'Jen. IT ’• *•; t.orot. I.i 4 5. j six furlongs winte Mark, i n n.-t ! three to I'irge- Jim. 1 .'9 1 Jn I ieven furlong-: Mendelssohn, i.jj.

NOITARO’S GOOD TRIAL

FIVE FURLONGS IN 1.2 2-6 TAKANIM HORSES WORK (By Telegraph.—special to THntt> At « KI.A.ML Tbui-Mla* A smart hair-mih* uy THi.-om and tiiali by The Dozer, orelio, lull Ilium. Mi's Gay. Arvakiji am! Noitaro were Da lure- or the work at Takuiiinl thin morn ing. The middle gra-- track, ell out, wapiti UM* and provided excellent going. ureliu and Full Hand were on terms at the end of a Miiaril\ - run h.v lurlongs in 1.15 i’-5, the lir-t three taking :i: 4-s*, with both working well. Gav Miss hit <>ut well while covering half a mile m 5., •>- The best eilort over tin- distance wacredited to TelUom. who recorded 4y 3-5-Hononis over me lurlong- went to Not taro, who regl-tered i s?-5, iter per lormance being enhanced by the fact that sin- was carrying a good weight. The Dozer and Furpai were together at the conclusion of sev.-n lurlong* in i n. th»- last half mile 111 si's. Iliey were lightly weighted but both worked well. yneen City strode over a mile In I t*,, the pare not being on till the last hall - mile, which she covered in s<?s. Arvakur got the worst of the start with Cambria, but was holding him safely at the end of hair a mile in .v -j-r.s. Cllas worked over a mile and a-quarter, sprinting the last hall-mile in and the last three rurlom.’s m ay- with kawailkl. Miss Gay was doing better than River Plate at the end of four lurlongs in Glen Connell taking Ms C- tlie la-t four or five. Mlnko and Opuatla we e on terms alter covering lour lurlong* In Ms. oilier gallops wereThree furl'mg*: Nellie Head D»-: l.api dai tan and small Box. :«o ? Iluutin:Uee. i 1 « r«mr furlong - Mv-ii.i and -c* law. r. 1 n-5' Dinky IH Five ftn long- fa Hot-Ha. I.* snake 'IV fill long-. N -col IMonm and <'n»irt I #\o|jrite. 1.17 3 •*. .•mil ID "111 Ite Ml pa- the f*«trer. N" II'". Ml'. >.r.--r P U)f e Gleij Connell will lea'*, (or Rotoi u« to umrrgw.