ELLERSLIE FORM.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2116, 6 April 1914, Page 7

ELLERSLIE FORM.

(By Telegraph—Press Association.) Auckland, April 3. Heavy showers foil just as the gates torero opened for work this morning, delaying operations, All tasks wpro .done outside" the' coiivso : proper, which was a trifle greasy. Prince Soult heat. Gloy over a; mile from the new post.in lmitt. 4(isec.: Tangiivjii did tho isamo distance jn lmin. 4£) 3-ssec. Kalttma, Royal Irish, 'and Tact, in that order, at inter- , vals of three lengths, saw the end of 3 mile in lmin.. 48 l-ssec. Self beat Castalia over six furlongs in lmin. 22 l-ssec. 'Jolie Fillo did strong pacing work. Brookfield, . Boultikoff, arid Tragedy •King were in. that order at the' end of soven furlongs in lmin. 35sec, Beldame did tho same journey in lmin'. 33 2-ssec. Mullingar easily beat Tavistock over six furlongs in lmin.. 20 4-5 see.' Jack Delaval, with,a' light weight, did'sux furlongs in lmin. 18sec. Zeus heat lord Lupin ovpr fiye furlongs from the new post in lmin. 6sec.' Marshal M'Dbnnld, Tete-a-Tete, and Labour Day were not doing their best over six furlongs,'-taking lmin. 28sec. Troy, with the assistance of Gold Necklet, did 'the first fivo of the Bis furlongs, iu limn. 21 1-osec. Fisher and Zetes were together over the' same distance 111 lmin. 23sec. ■ After breakfast, Spalfish spurted four furlongs in 52 2-ssec., Kitty Bellairs a furlong further from' tho hew post in lmin. 6 l-sseo. Tripoli" did the same task in lmin. 5 3-Ssec; Ventura did live furlongs from the old post in lmin. 6 2-ssec. Red Book and' Queenlike saw , the eud of a furlong less in 54isec.. From the distance Bluestone covered tlio ground in > 52 l-sscc. . Merrimax and Vestal schooled over six hurdles, jumping.'well.' Austin, Bonny Helen, iir.d Glenmore' arrived 'yesterday.