CHRISTCHURCH TRAINNG NOTES

Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 2266, 29 October 1889, Page 3

CHRISTCHURCH TRAINNG NOTES

Chbistohusoh, October 29. A betutifal morning and a Urge attenAiaaee galloped a mile and a half In good atyle. Dado and Cynhoa covered the Uit mile of a similar joarney In lml n SQuea, both golog « ell. Masthead covered two miles, the last mila at top epsed Id lmln 52seo. British Lion, who was •weated yesterday afternoon, went twice looßd at half pace, moving f i eely. Reoluaa covered . two miles and a half, having, ths asalsUsoe of Oyolone' In the middle of the journey and getting along fait. Wakatipn was sent twice tonnd, finishing at his beat pace ; and Saltan galloped rather mora than two mllei, polling op without lameneis. Don Ca?;ar «nd Apt^i Mol arrived last night.

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