RICCARTON TRAINING NOTES

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18218, 31 October 1924, Page 12

RICCARTON TRAINING NOTES

Steady rain al Riecarton made mstters nnploasant for training operations yesterday. Thcuirh, the ?\c C grass provided slow going and becam? slower ns the morninj advanced, sonin turn;', work was done. Wild Hir.d assisted by Escarpment over the last, ha!:' utile, ran 5> furlongs well in liu n: -1-3*. Introspect galloped a ntile in 1m 43 2-5? w-.Oi Gamebac; jcininr in the last six :'ii»":o:iu'j=. iX-ut-alinn wa-s a round at halt-pace, 'hr-n .-ever, turlonrrs at a eonr.d clip. The :":•«* ittrionsr too': !•! :!-.is, but from then 1-11 the y.'A. i..i;> candidpte v.-avmed :;o to hi? work and cnmp'eted the -io'irncy in lm :}. :)-!■ = . He finished very well. Luoinetle. lied "Wink, o-ud "SVarseer cot out for a six iuriong spin, which took !m 17 (-.*?. •vi'.li Lticir.etto iinishim- two r-hc-.u! of lied Vfink. Warsror wis tip a; 'he dnish, hi* nder having 'or*. »n iron. Paiestrirta, Trc-ham, and Jubilant ran sever 'iniont'S torr'.lior with very little between their. at t'-.e linish in :lie <rood time of im :d.= . Pale'trina was slightly in advance at, the finish, but, the work on the i>art of 1./'r yr.ungcr companions was particularly With-' Cnur" Ca-mir nor Price-? T*»ro;t7. raj ridden out to ™et over s?ven furlonjts in '.:n 3:1 J-" 1 ?- Da mo Straitlace. e:ir:yin'_' a bbr weight, look lm 'M 2-.3s to romp-.-te a similar journey. Htarmisv and Footfall <rallop?d a mile in lm -in --">>, villi t.ot much between them at the finish. Or::m:e Blo'som took lm 4 2-3s over five Caroentier, with I'o'ic at a mate over tho last f>ix furlongs, ran a mile comfortablv in lm -l.es. Limelight's gallon over a mile and a half was a pkasdng effort. The. first, five fur]o'"rs in lm 4 J-3s, seven in lm .".1 _-3s, one mile in lm Ills, and the full journey in 2m lis. the last six itnlonjs taking lm 02 3-os. and the last, half mile S'"s. She was not nndulv hurried at any part of her work and she aupearcd able to hav» improved on the time had. she been required to'do so. lioEatie. ran six ftivionga easily, and Money Order ran down from the three furlong post under a pull. Tinr.dioea and Ophir were worked over six furlongs, and "Winkic's Best did a similar task alone.

Last Dart occupied 5-1 ?-3s over half a mi'e, and Moorland con'cl hardly have, improved upon hi" lm ISs for six furlongs. Tempe and Kilbirnie were not ridden out v.-lien galloping five fnrlonw in lm 9s. Jnvruw ?l:ppcd over four furlongs, the la'?! 'tlireo taking c 9 2-Ss. Cliiekwheat and Revel were not hurried to run six furlongs in lm 225. Te Anau Lad was riven an easy half mile. A number of other horses got through useful tasks. ELLERSLIE TRAINING NOTES. (I'RESS ASSOcriTIOK TELEGRAM.) AUCKLAND, October ,10. The wealher was fine and the course proper in good order for the final gallops at K!!er?!ie tins' morning. Day Guard ran live furlong in lm 7s. Boudwood, Gala Dav, and Finnotc were in that order at the end'of six furlongs, which took lm 2Cs. Polonetf, Joy Hide, and Pretty Man finished as named over five furlongs, which took lm Bs. Barometer beat Star Ranger over a mile and a quarter, the last round la-king 2ni 7 1-os. Gauntlet and Tualiine sprinted down tile straight. Cawnpore beat Scot Free over fivo furlongs, which took lm G 4-os. Lady Ridicule defeated Royal Present over six furlongs. The_ time _ was lm 20s. Loiighrea and Landslide finished together, ahead of Boomerday and Right and Left, at. the end of a mile and a quarter. The time was 2m IS l-ss. The last round took 2m 4s. Loughrea was going nicely. Town Bank and F-xactly galloped a mile, the last seven furlongs taking lm 37 3-ss. Spoony and' Ring the Bell ra-n six furlongs in lm 20s. Cool Stimulants went a round in 2m G 2-5-s. Namutere went five furlongs in lm 7s. Te Kara and Far Korth were well in front of Gold Jacket and Passionate at the end of a round, which took 2m tis. and Master Doon beat Lady Rewa over six furlongs, which took lm 225. Pavo beat Charlady over seven furlongs, the last three taking 30 4-os. Oration beat Air Queen over five furlongs. The time was lm 4 2-ss. The rider of latter lost an iron. Master Mind and Automne finished toother at the end of three furlongs in 38 1-Ss. Archibald ?.nd Loyal Irish ran six furlongs in lm 18 3-ss. Gold Acre easily beat Circulation over four furlongs in 50 2-3s. Judge's Box ran five furlongs, taking lin 9 l-ss. Charis, who started with him, pulled up. Bttllymoy 11. went four furlongs in '52 3-ss. Hyde Park covered thro© furlongs- in 30 l-ss. Princess Ronnie went half a mile, taking 50 3-ss, Ma-Tble Bell ran five furlongs easily in lm 395. Irapnka, beat John Dix over"four furlongs in 53 3-ss. Stork cosily beat Gold Plane, Peter Aroans, and Opaloid in a round which took 2m '5 4-Ss. Daybell, Romantic and Bizarre covered three furlongs. The time was 37 l-ss. King's Speech was in front of Quincoma, Le Chancas, "VVendav, and Thursby at the -end of three furlongs, which took 375. Serang, Gold Mint, Merrv Damon and Holymond went two furlongs in 265. Illumination ran a mile and was picked up in the last four furlongs by Desert Glow, the half mile taking 52 l-ss. Landbird and Cherry Rip© gave a, good display over four hurdles, the former dutjumping his companion at the last fence. King Amans went over two nioelv. Importer gave a fair exhibition over the pony hurdles. Miss Melva, Pine Arch, and Transformer set out over four hurdles. Pine Arch was in front at the finish, but Transformer gave a poor display, getting rid of its- rider at the laat hurdle. Welcome Rain and Ardnalea went over two hurdles satisfactorily. Karamu jumped four hurdles fair}-,- well. The Lamb, Rational, Shuteye, Roburite, Pouma, Thunderclap, Yomn. and Paeain' Through arrived this morning. It is stated tlTat Hipo strained a muscle and is an unlikely starter on Saturday.

MELBOURNE TRAINING NOTES. (BT CABLZ—PRKSS ASSOCIATION—COPYRIGHT) (AUSTRALIAN AND X.Z. CABLE ASStoCIATIOH.) MELBOURNE, October 30. The weather was fine and bright this morning. _ At Flemington, on tho grass, btsnrt liy Ot. Lewis), assisted by Loveliness, ran a milo and a half in 2m 37is. Brown Rajah (S. Weatheroll) defeated Backwood and Gungool over eleven furlongs on tho grass in 2m 2725. Gloaming easily beat Glaxy over six furlongs, easing up, in lm 20Js, the first five being run in lm 6s. Valorem and Isis King ran a mile and a quarter in 2m 17Js. Bold and Bad ran a mile in lrain 435, and Norse Song six furlongs in lm 17|s. Rover (H. Jones) did a mile in lm 45£s, and The Hawk (V. Sleigh) a mile in lm 475. Wallace Mortlake and Polycletan ran a mile and a quarter in 2m 15|s, the last five furlongs in lm ojs. Tho Night Patrol covered six furlongs easily in lm 17is. At Caulfield, Stare (with a light weight) ran a mile and a quarter on tho sand in 2m 10is. Whitticr did a mile on the grass in lm 43*s. Frances Tressady covered eleven furlongs in 2m 32Js. Cliffdale sprinted four furlongs on the grass in 50s. Drongo beat King Victor over six furlongu in lm 16s. Wynetto ran a mils in lm 455, and Tooksrby nine furlongs in lm 55Js. Aecarai (J. Munro) did a. mile and a half in 2m 43Js, the first mile in lm 495. Blackadder covered six furlongs in lm •ISJs. Feathemeet e!even in 2m 31s, Sir Dighlock a mile in lm 46Js, and Demades a mile in lm 535. Spearielt (G. Young) ran eleven furlongs on the grass in 2m< 27Js.

THE PURSER CASE

(BT CABLE—PRESS ASSOCIATION— COPTRIGHT) (AUSTRALIAN ASD X.Z. CAMJB ASSOCIATION) (Received October 30th, 10.45 p.m.)

MELBOURNE, October 30. The connexions ot Purser have offered to give £3OOO to hospitals if the Victoria Racing Club will publish the evidence given at the enquiry at which the disqualifications imposed were upheld. The Committee declined to depart from the custom of not publishing the evidence.

V.R.C. DERBY. (AUSTRALIA* ASD K.2. CABLE ASSOCIATION) (Received October 30th, 10.10 p.m.) MELBOURNE, October 30. Following axe tbo acceptance* fox the VICTORIA DERBY—Sir Digh]©ck, Charter, Killocra, Artamus. Miss Disraeli, Valorem, Demades, King Victor, Spearfelt, "Wycherlcy, Solidify, Brimming, and Versine. Christcharch has cabled the V.R.C. that Gtmcasa, Mountain Lion, and The Harp were scratched there on August 27th,