FINAL GALLOPS FOR FEILDING

Chronicle (Levin), 15 November 1946, Page 6

FINAL GALLOPS FOR FEILDING

attractive effort BY imperial An impressive rnile by Imperial and •fast sprints by Flying Orders and Blue Chips were tke highlights of the tinal gallops for the Feilding meeting at Awapuni yesterday morning. Other candidates* who drew attention to their prospects were Langue d'Or, Flirtatious, ttay Stroller, Petre Mar and Rink. Although rain fell during the close of operations, early conditions were good, and the No. 1 grass track provided excellent going. The stablemates Langue d'Or (Buchanan) and Saludos (Sellars) were associated over a mile in 1.45 3-5, the last iive furlongs being run in 1.4 3-5. It was a sound trial and, although they finished on terms, Langue d'Or appeared to be going the better. He is bearing a particularly well-trained appearance and can be expccted to make a forward showing in the Manchester Handicap. Broielield (Sellars) strode over a mile, the last seven furlongs occupying 1.33 1-5. Flying Ace (Waddell) infused plenty of dash into his task over a mile in 1.46 2-5, the last three furlongs being ruu in 40sec. He has definitely improved with recent racing, and is expccted to make "a bold showing on Saturday. The two-ycar-old Senior Wrangler (Boreham) *had the better of the Nightly lilly (Rouse) over half a mile in 52 *3-5sec. Hakim (Amey) jumpcd away in the vicinity of the mile and a half post and, joined by Dileas (Bowness) at the six furlongs, was timed to complete the last mile in 1.4S 3-5. They rau the six furlongs in 1.20 and the liual three in 40 2-5see. Hakim was staving on solidly at the end and is thriving on his New Zeaiund (Jup preparation. ' A Fast Sprint After running the lirst two in 20scc., Wir Bradbury (Broughton) was travellhtg comfortably at the end of iive furlongs in 1.6. By reeling off five 'furlongs in 1.2, Flying Orders (Sellars) set the main among the sprinters. He] failed to uct in the going at Levin andl niay make a better showing this week.: Stony Broke (Boreham) strode over six 1 furlongs in 1.18 1-5, the last three fur-j longs in 10 2-5see. Mary Jo (Smilh) surprised by ahad- j ing Prineo Wanaka (Broughton) at thej conclusion of seven furlongs run in 1.33, j the last three in 40 l-5see. Biue Chips j (Rouso) displayed her usual speed by sprintiug six furlongs siuartly in 1.15 j 1-5, Ihe last iive in 1.2 2-5. I)arcy| (Aitkeu) easily beat Bonii'ort (Hustie) over Iive furlongs in 1.6 3-5. The disuppointing Tribule (Bownes's) shaded Argumontalivo (Boreham) at thy end oi' six furlongs in 1.17 1-5, the last three occupying 39 l-5sec. The Lwo-year-old Petre Mar (Ewan) was under restraint to stay with Bo Tez (Wuddell) over half a mile in 50 J-5sec. The i'ormer has done weli oi' latc and should give a good account of liimseJf at Feilding. Uay SLroller (Broughton; was Iraveiiing easily iu front of Prel'a (Andrews) at Ihe conclusion of iive i'urlojigs iu 1.5. The i'ormer worked really well and is jioL without prospects. Skilled (Amey) was not bustled to ,eover a mile in 1.48, the last seven furlongs in 1.31 3-5. He is to be tried over a middle distance at Feilding. Novice Plcascs Fiirlatious (Aitkeu) fiuisked three lengths ahead of Balcairn (Collins) over seven furlongs in 1.31 3-5, a smart efEort. The former would only require to repeat her track form to be diilicult to beat in the Aorangi Trial Plate. Welcouie Guest (Harris) easily accountcd for Commercial (Boreham) over iive furlongs in 1.6 2-5. Cramond Bay (Waddell) and Newel Post (Christen3en) traversed an easy mile, the last seven furlongs requiring 1.39. Cinerous (Broughton) sprinted three furlongs comfortably in 38 3-5sec. Imperial (Sellars) was responsible for the outstauding effort over a distance by recording 1.44 2-5 for a-mile. He went in effortless style, and carue home, the tinal three furlongs in 39 2-osee. The Ninth Puke gelding looks very fit and is entitled to be favourite in the principal event on Saturday. jL'inanciai (Burnham), whu is enguged

the second day at Feilding, w'as allotted a mile, being timed to complete the last six furlongs iu 1.19) and the three in 38 3-5sec. Matawene (Harris) covered the last Iive furlongs of her work in 1.6 4-5. Tremcllo (Broughton) was under restraint while running seven furlongs in 1.33 2-5. Tlieiolyn (Ewan) ran home the last iive furlongs of his work in 1.8. Dutch Ma'ry (Suunders) recordcd 1.21 for six furlongs. Indira (Harris) covcred tivc furlongs in 1.4, Fen (Bain) requiring 1.6 1-5. The Jumpers Rink (Andrews) gavc his bcst showing as a jumper to date by finishing ahead of Peach King (Buchanan) in a bout over four hurdles. Both fenced clcanly, but the former had too much pace for his companion. Theolaberal (Miss Whitc) cleared four hurdles, but his display was not particularly impressivc. Additioiial riding engagements announced for Feilding include: — • W. J. Broughton: Cinerous, The Deubigh. N. Rouse: Tid-Apa, Darcy. A. G- Waddell: Flirtatious. J. W. Jenkins: Bchave, Matawene, Foxuma, Baruch. J. Garth: Matara, Big Moncy. S. Waddell: Sir Bradbury. A. Bowness: Theiolyn. C. Bowry: Mary Jo. G. Tattersall: Langue d'Or. K. Ford: Welcome Guest, Indira.