WANGANUI RACES.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 10 September 1924, Page 10

WANGANUI RACES.

ON THE TRACKS

YESTERDAN MORNING TRIALS

The conditions for training operations were almost, ideal yesterauy morn-

vV alter Raynei- was the first'out, and el ? ge Nixon) over half a mile, which the chestnut cut out in ime style hi 502-ssec laSa 5 21 Wf f " l ° ngS ■P l ?"*”**’, perte?mam-i * even (B ‘ Nixon) and Alaric (D. Uatts) did seven furlongs in 1.34 3-5 Alaric was* wide out all the way. -Dangle (D.' Watts) sprinted home chree furlongs in 39 3-ssec. <WlA th r i h . Ul ‘. d , le track jvonlea (C. bniitli) did half a mile, the last three ruriongs taking 40 2-ssec. Royal Dn-orce (W Tippetts) showed n P uffifoh T° Urab . e ‘ght b.v the manner n 1314-5 r6e ed off seven riirlongs iv^n d,^ rd Bound) and Haligan (J WIT Th7 p f eted six furlo *® s in Ta a ” d Seen,ed °“P able i-.allop, conioleted in 1 6 ■ Bonogne £JL. A. Pine) pleased in a fiveifurlong flutter. 1 over Pa fi£’ f’ i Pine) st . ep P ed ont . briskly over five riirlongs, finishing strongly up _the straight to record Irt 4-5. °’ V Muscari appeared to be goino- much -.letter than Wbetunm at Sboiß Tevel Heights m their gallop over six furlongs running out at 1.18 4-5 dvh A , COaple ? f two-year-olds in Arpent Snt tW f nd i MeJ ' le (McCarthy) Sere sent three furlongs, taking 39 4-5 Ar 7ont b'm e< * “ - C ° Up - le '4ths i the Unn ? g into the straight the Acie youngster ran wide and interfered with Merle, who was'in ( Snse quence steadied.

f ,ohl° l: n L (h ■ f- Pi " e ) appeared to be as 2ood a s Snatcher (T. Bound! il9 2-5 end ° f SIX fur,on -" s ’ which took Prince Abbey (A. Tinker) sprinted :,a ‘f a mile in 52 2-osec. ' p lS ri fn fill i up sev 'eral lengths i-m ln d ° Gaiat J Girl at the end of four lurlongs, taking 52 3-s,se--I:'r;vTt CO /ii d n ave i in ?P r °red"”upon. , fl-^tf C i d - u Qt i m P l-ess is* secs flutter, winch occupied 53 Was too « ood for Kilmint v -m 1X i tariongs m Imm. 20 3-ssec •mnt e U ??:f ear -°M Troilus finished' in ■ lout of Kilceit, beating her by a flatten- ei ' £thS in a fiVO furlong

v ' A ' he . 9; ,rr n gh . ( A - Tinker) did an ...isy half-mile m 54sec. m» A i° f two-year-olds in Mime K. Reed) by Absurd-Mimicnie, and Anchor (f. Bound), by Acre-Lotus, had ' °y ei ; four furlongs, the latter miing a shgnt advantage on the post, i his was done in 12 3-ssee.

•;m- l)i pcx- of youngsters waten out over three furlongs, these bemg Standard and Motion. Standnrc nnished two and a half lengths ahead f)t the chestnut, and altogether the colt gave a very fine showing. Oije of the most gallop* r the morning was that participated in by three good handicap horses: Comical (R. Reed). Musketoon CVV V an i’ ? nd diamond Ring. They jumped off from the mile post, and from the outset the pace was a cracker. Betore they had gone half a mile Diamond King began to lose ground, and although she was almost up with the others at the straight entrance, she was eased in the rim home, and Oomifinished half a length in front of Musketoon, with Diamond Ring five 'emo-ths back. The time for the'eight furlongs was lmin 46sec.

Vaudeville (T. Bound) and The 1 horn (\Y. Rayner) finished on terms at the end of a. two- furlong sprint in 25 3-osec.

Empyrean (T. Bound) went seven furlongs in lmin 36 l-ssec. Siaosi (R. Reed) was sent o,ver half a mile, which took 53sec. Explorer, Te Talii, and Velociform were associated in a round of the schooling hurdles. The two latter finished

' within a length of each other, w Explorer a few lengths back. Fool’s Paradise, Sky Blue, and two-year-old Black Cat were cumminii ever a smart half-mile, the first t finishing together, with the youngs fiemg eased over the last hit. T 1 ran the half-mile in 50 4-ssecs. Waetea finished three lengths ah< of Importer over six furlongs, and v doing it easily in Imin. 20 4-ssees. Quiescent, Quest and Slump were s< six furlongs, which they covered in min. 19 2-ssecs. While riding the' filly Adavale to the course yesterday morning, the stable lad B. Nixon received severe njuries to a leg through the two-year-old becoming startldd and swerving.