TE RAPA GALLOPS

Waikato Times, Volume 128, Issue 21357, 27 February 1941, Page 8

TE RAPA GALLOPS

RAIN MARS WORK GAY ROSETTE—GLENBEVAN NGAWIRI OVER FOUR (By ‘‘ Martian ”) | Unpleasant conditions obtained at I Te Rapa this morning when all fast work was carried out in steady rain. The course proper, 15ft out from the rails, was available and though fast early became slower as the morning progressed. The best effort of the morning was that of Gay Rosette and Glenbevan over six furlongs, while Ngawiri also shaped well over half-a-mile. Foxsen, Acreman and Panoni were among the first to work and though I they were sprinted it was impossible to pick up the pegs owing to the I ram. ' Later as the rain eased Trilliarch (Meynell) and Foxmint (McKenzie) finished clear of Black Musk j(w inaer) over six funongs in l.id 1-5. the initial half-mile being run ,in 51 l-ss. Black Musk appeared to sup going out of the straight and uropped right back. The best effort of the morning was that of Gay Rosette (Ikisor) land Glenbevan (Brown), who after run.ning their first half-mile in 49«1-5s and five furlongs in 1.2, got to the 1 end of six in 1.16 1-5. It was a smart y effort on the part of both horses, who are in splendid order for pending engagements. Kilberis Resumes Kilberis, a new recruit to the stable of J. H. Muir, worked steadily over a round. He is bearing a robust and healthy appearance and is in excellent fettle for entering on a further preparation. Ngawiri (Ensor) ran to the halfmile in 50is. She looks welL Successful (McLaughlin) was shading Inness Lad (C. B. Goulsbro) at the completion of five furlongs in I. 1-5, the first half-mile in 525. Kingcraft (McLaughlin), assisted over the first three furlongs by the two-year-old Sir Inness (C. B. Goulsbro), got to the end of five furlongs in 1.8 2-5, the first three furlongs occupying 39 l-5s and the half-mile 54. H. Long has been engaged to ride Orate, Goldren Survey, Vitement, Barrister and Prince Uauis in the Pukekohe engagements. Dinky Di, who was taken over by J. F. Tutchen after the first day at Te Aroha, was among those to be allotted useful pace work. ELLERBLIE TRACKS NIGHT PILOT HITS OUT CLINCH AND VENTURE PLEASE t AUBURN LAD—L.VNOVEYOR (By Telegraph—M>ecial to Times) At'CK’L.V.VD. Thursday The best trials at Elleivdie this n: **r»tng were h&lf-a-mile by Clinch. Venture and Corot; five furlongs by Brazilian; six furlongs by -Brlfiah Mint and a mile by Night Pilot. while Auibizm Lad and Landveyor w’orked well over a round. The wc-ather wws line when work commenced but about 7 o'clock steady rain set In and continued till the completion of the trials. The No. 1 grass track was in u*se and the K r "ing was in g-ood ordnr though It got a little bit soft toward the finish. The stablemates Clinch and Venture sprinted hair-a-mile in s«s. There was nothing betiwecn them at the finish and as they were the last to gallop, and the goInir was on the soft side, it was a redly good effort. Corot was also sent half-a-mlie which he ran in 50 l -sa. He w*a.s running on solidly at the end. Brazilian finished well clear of Landsman at the conclusion or live furlongs in 1.2 4-5. the last half-mile taking 4-0 2-ss. Although -beaten, landsman shaped very creditably for a maiden. British iMtnt Impressed more than The Pacifist, with Prival several lengths back, at the end or six furlongs run In 1.16. the first three being covered In 37 2 ~m. Night Pilot and Mendelssohn were In from of Brahman and Agog at the conclusion of a mile in 1.4<4 2-5. the last seven ru-rlongs being covered In 1.28 2-5 and the last six In 1.17 1-5. Auburn Lad worked rreely over a round, taking 1.52, the last six furlongs occupying 1.1-9 1 -'5. In a similar task Landveyor recorded 1.52 and, assisted by Red Warden over the last six furlongs, covered that distance In 1.17 3-5. Other gallops detailed:— Three Turlongs: Wee Pay, 4 06; Golden Bloom. 39 2-ss. Four furlongs: Grey Wings and Baloshlel, 52 1 -ss; Maori star, 5 2 4-ss; Northlander. 535: Master Warden, 52 4-s#; kadlna. 52 4-5 s 011 the tan. Five furlongs: i.a*t Survey and I.ucky Lady, 1.5 3-5; Ohuiaha, 1.3 (Kincaid assisting over the last four in 50s); Hunter’s Rose, 1.4; Estro, 1.7 1-5. Six furlongs: .Golden Bonnet. 1.19 2-5. Over a round: British Talent, 1.50 1-5, rurlongs in 1.33 3-5; Royal Appellant and Bright Idear 1.59, on the tan, the la-st hair-mile In 56 1-ss. TAKANINI TRIALS GRANDO-RA SHOWS DA-it RIVER PLATE SWAPOS WELL SU-RPAI IN FORM (By Telegraph.—special to Times) AUCKLAND. Thursday The middle grass, on which the pules were 18ft. out, was In excellent order at Takanini this morning. Rain set in durhig the breakfast Interval and little work v>hs attempted afterwards. The be«t effort* were recorded by Grand ora. Full Hand, River Plate, Sea l>aw, Surpai and Court Favourite. Full Hand was four length* hi front of Queen City, with Hunting Bee six lengths away, at the conclusion of a mile in 1.14. the first three -furlong- inking 40s and the first Tours 52*. Full Hand worked Impressively and had a little in reserve at the end i.apldarlan and .Ascot Bloom were on terms at the end of a mile on the plough in 1.52, the last half taking 52a. River Plate wa? a length In front of Himalaya at the finish of Tour rurlong# in *Opuatla and Kawarlkl were on terms at the end of a similar trial In 51 4-ss. Honours or tne morning went to Gr*ndora. who hit out pU-a-lngl.v w-hlle recording 1.1 2-5 for five rurlongs. lie te In ex'sea* Taw’ was n lenrth In front of llliieitt. with Heroic Star four lengths away. .it tin- coiirlu-lou of a similar trial In 1.3 Brazen Bold and Voortouper ran five furlongs trorn six to tno one, in 1.5. Brazen Hold working atractivety. Onetea nit out well while t raver *lh# three furlongs In 37 4-5* wtilte Mirpat and Court favourite ran six lurlong# In t.i:t i-r». th- fir-t three taking 36 «-&**. Riding Engagements .. ■...cut* for the Franklin Hireling hwiude: 11. Mi Tavisit: onetea. 41. Wiggins: P»iWV*. r. Ci. Goulsbro: Ml** Gay. k Me Minn: Gcandora. rUI! Hand. K. V. L».t*e : on ecu C4I.V, Fotoia. River Plate. Heroic -t.ir. [». J Burge--: l.apidai ian. I. Jacks* n Gay tax. n H-»-lta G -nutih: -e a law. \V. Hoot on •. Glen < »nneii. Himalaya. My* Silo. F. Beguely: Surpai. Court Favyunte. Opuatia. oidAtn Hold. G Gtlrhtrst; lurk'- lady. British ueir>. » Messervy British Talent. M Ritchie Silver Fagie. L. Pell. Latst Survey.