NGAWIRI PLEASES.

Auckland Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue 229, 26 September 1940, Page 21

NGAWIRI PLEASES.

RACEUNE and acute.

midland in good fettle,

Hamilton, this day. proper 30f , t - out «ie course vfr?£f m ? apa thls morning and proseveral sinir? As a belt of ll ° rt ' S were recorded, the Neawirf a! being those of HenH lL fi U ' te ' Kac ; ehne and Evans Head the three-year-old Nightly geldin" Conditions generally were peasant ,-J-^f, re , was little between Laughing Fox (Bartles) and Olympus (RamSay) ovct the deciding stages of five furlongs in , • While the time was not outwork x g, n u 4 . horses accomplished their ! Etcetera (Mclnally) worked steadily over a round, running his last two furlongs in 28 l-ss. Acute (Gollop), Gay Rosette (Long), Forest Bridge (Lnsor) and Koya! Jay (Gilmer) were in that order _at the completion of five furlongs in 1.0 2-5. Acute shaped well and may soon make amends for recent disappointments. A smart effort over five iurlongs was credited to Ngawiri (Ensor), who cleared out from Gold Spot (Long), IxHitauia and Te Monatekapa (Gilmer) to lecord 1.4 1-cM-t'he beet of the morning over the distance,; She ran her initial three furlongs in 35 4-5s and the halfmile in 50 3-ss. Panoni (McKenzie) 'brushed over three furlongs in 40s. She appears to have taken no harm from her Avonclale exertions. Evans Head dashed over two furlongs along the back in 25 « He is making good progress. Gas Acre (Ensor), Palmint (Gollop) and Maries Choice (Fenton) ran five furlongs m 1-7. Mio Lume (Winder), Joy Vaals (Hain) and Well Asvav (Mclnally) traversed a round in 2.9 4-5. Trilliarch (Meynell) worked usefuly over a round, but was not after time. Karatoki (Gollop) and Cornaro (Lonjt) were associated over half a mile in 53 l-ss. The latter, who is by Heroic, and who is owned by a syndicate of Hamilton sportsmen. was recently taken in hand by A. L. Seifert. Raceline (Gollop) showed dash in running from the four to the seven in 36V&S. He is bearing a healthy appearance. Young Paddon (Mc-InaJly) ran five furlongs in 1.5 1-5.

Midland (Curran) gave a dashing exhibition over two flights of hurdles. Midland is looking a picture and should take a power of bea'ting in the hurdles at Paeroa on Saturday. Later Midland was associated, with Cappy and Abbey King over a round in 2.5%. Cappy finished in front of Midland, with Abbey King, who was making a decided noiae, bringing up the rear. Gael (Howard) Jumped two fences dashingly. Inness Lad (Goulsbro) and Black Musk (Muir) were associated over four hurdles and gave a good exhibition, thait of Black Musk being a big improvement on that of Tuesday.

Riding engagements for Ohinemuri are: O. Mclnally: Young Paddon, Lornacre, Well Away. W. O. Ensor: Ngawiri, Mies 'L'e Koura and Gas Acre (second day). L. C'. Brown: Te AJonoplane, Town Section, Mintlaw, Merry Vaals, Flying Eagle. J. H. Muir: Cappy, Floodlight. P. Fenton, who is apprenticed to his father at Gisborne, wil'l 'be available for riding engagements at Paeroa.