RICCARTON TRAINING NOTES.
Friday. Thero wns not a groat deal of importance done at Riceartcn this morning. To-morrow, by herself, galloped five furlongs, moving along in fino style. Lady Lillian and Pallas went seven furlongs fast, tlie former having most to say at the finish. This was Pallae's first gallop since he returned home. The following performed from steady to half-pace work:—Cannio Chicl, Windwhistle, Somerled, Golden Vein, Deerstalker, Goldenmere, Rosemero, Lan~ Tom, Barbette, Nell G\rynne. Welbeck. Roscommon, Leor.ore, Ceriee wid Bluo. Stcpdanccr, King Stork, Firebrand, The Mohican, Antigone, Merrymaker, Scottish Minstrel. Clanburn, Quarryman, Ayrdale, Waimarei, Xarcissus, r«nd a number of others.
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Press, Volume LX, Issue 11502, 7 February 1903, Page 8
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101RICCARTON TRAINING NOTES. Press, Volume LX, Issue 11502, 7 February 1903, Page 8
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