TAKANINI TRIALS

Waikato Times, Volume 128, Issue 21421, 15 May 1941, Page 8

TAKANINI TRIALS

FOXOLA IMPRESSES OVER SIX GOOD SEVEN BY KINVARA I (liy Telegraph.—(.pedal to Times) ALufLA.vD, Tbu/.'Uty A brilliant effort u»«.r ma lu:iung» by Gold Money song (McMinn; and t oxoia (Wiggins) was the highlight of training J operations at Takanmi nils morning wticu I Lie iusiue grass track, on which me poles I w« re eight leet out, provided excellent J noing. Gold Money song began brilliantly t e&l&bli li a five lengths lead in the llr.-t furlong, but tbe gap was reduced to a I length at the end in 1.15. both worked j well, particularly Foxola, who is appar- ! enlly on the verge or a return to form. I Another excellent effort was that or ; Kinvara (Gray-, who decisively defeated surpai (MoFarJane) over seven furlongs in 1.21*. the last six in i.iti. kinvara came right away from her companion over the concluding stages, her effort being very impressive. Arvakur -Smith) and Cornish (Hooton) were both doing it comfortably at |bc end i or six furlongs in 1.18 2-5, Lovaala (Jack- ! son) taking l.ls 3-5, and Tellsoiu (Hooton) running 1.20 3-5, upon which he could have improved. There was little between My si to (Jaekson) and seal aw (Home) at the end of five furlong.' in 1.3 25, Garnos (Coleman; and Heroic star (Wiggins) also being sent five furlong.-, but they were not timed. Nordic song (petley; ran half a mile jin 50 3 ss, F’oker Dice (Coleman) taking 54 3-ss, while from a barrier start Fox lore (Smith-. Watchett (Bond) and Kings Cross ((.medley, ran half a mile in 50s. Miss Dignii.v (Burgess) accompanying them over the first hirlong. Biddy Girl (Petley) dashed over three Turlongs comfortably in 3rt 2-ss. Sacrone (Wood, completing a solid round by sprinting home the last three furlongs of his work on the plough in 37 3-ss. The Dozer (Beguley; \va« sent a mile and a-quarter, running his last mile in 1.4 4 3-5.

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