THE TURF

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 173, 16 April 1919, Page 9

THE TURF

TRAINING OPERATIONS AT ELLERSIIE. By 'releurapn-l'ieiia Aisooiatlon Auckland, April 15. The weather was fine for training operations at Ellerslie this morning. All work Was dono on the outside of tho course proper, which was in good order. Taiiiialm went a tnilo from tiio old post in lmin. 02 I'Ssec.

Active boat Ininribbon over six furlongs in lmin. 20sec. . Lucid and Crenides were together-at tho end of five furlongs from the old post in lmin. Bsce. , Reboknh beat 80-Peep over seven furlong*, in liiiih. 30 4-sSec. Mascot beat Tressida and Lovemalch over a mile from the new post in lmin. 52,2-ssee. Killowen was in, front of. Crowhurst at tho end of six furlongs in lmin. 19 3=sscc. . ' . ■ . > Pariforni, Sheila, and Blue Cross fin-ished-in that order over the tamo distance ill lmiii. 21 2-ssco. Star Lady beat Diisky Eve over seven furlongs in lmin. 33sec. Afterglow was too good for Tenacious over seveli furlongs in lmiii. 37sec. Red Pepper beat No Mistake mid Glen Canny. Over five furlongs from tho new post in lfiiin. .8 l-Rssc. Demagogue galloped seven furlongs in lhiiil. 33sce. • - Spanner made a track.record for 6even furlongs, easily beating Gazique in lmin. 29 2-ss'pc., tho latter taking I min. 32 3-ssec. Spanner was lightly shod. Desert Gold went alone over six furlongs iii ■ lfiiin, 18 2-53ec. After breakfast Torfreda was going easier than Affectation, at the end of five furlongs from the new post in lmin. I 4-ssec. Hetana, Stammer, and Valley Queen were in~ that order at the end of the same journey in lmin. 4-ssec. Mullingar beat Penclln. over a mile fi'nm the now post in lmin. 49 l-lisec. Murihiku, alone, galloped five furlongs from the Heir'post in lmin. . isee. i King Lupin went seven furlongs in lmin. 35 3-ssec.

Rose Wreath; went fivo furlongs from the ne* post in Ihiiri; 5 3-smc. Carlysian was going easier thaitDoWnhritii over Six fu.flbiigs in liiiili. 21 2-ssec, Speedwell Mae, Tii-ntt, arid Kiirnpai went a round Of. tlic bi'S country.. The fdririer fell .sit the second fence of the double, Dillambre, Hie rider, being shaken. v ■ A tot of others were also.worked, Mahfcoltbv has been scratched for nil ehgiigelnerits;