LIKELY THREE

NZ Truth, Issue 1178, 28 June 1928, Page 11

LIKELY THREE

Seveir Furlongs Suits 'Em (Prom "N.Z. Truth's*' Special Auckland Rep.) Carded to compete m the se^/en- ■■- furlong Awakino Handioap at the Te Kuiti fixture are Marble King and Te Koroke. THE pair have also been, paid* up for A m the big mile. So far as Te Koroke is concerned, he would be a distinct probability if he took on the Awakino. ■ 1 However, the larger stake may 'appeal as better game to chase. Marble King will certainly be suited by the shorter distance, despite the fact that he won a hack mile three weeks back. , Flying Juliet has had plenty of raor ing to run out seven furlongs well It the lOst. does not stop her. \ One which does appeal Is Hyde Park. He was" sprinting fast prior to the Ellerslie fixture and he rushed into third position to The Fox and Billiklns over six furlongs the last day. He has the necessary speed to be m the picture and seven furlongs may possibly suit him better than ' si*.- •''■■■.'■■ . .'.,..:■" Archeen is m the right class to show up, while Waltzer is a mud-lover elevated from the hack ranks. Athenry can go a fairly good seven fresh, while Tlnoitl Is not misplaced If early form could be repeated. Saucy Lass is not always solid, while a lot of the others are only- of minor class. ■ ■ .. ■>. - • '• If Te Koroke is missing on the day, a likely trio to prove dangerous may be ■■•'•■, ■/ •. ■■•'■,;.■. HYDE PARK, MARBLE KING t and : ARCHEEN. ;1 URALLA A POSSIBILITY i THAT Uralla can negotiate country 1 she proved* by a good display over a few fences at Ellerslie recently. She has won both on the flat and over hurdles and can be reckoned on as more than a possibility m some minor steeplechase. ■■ • # * # OFF TO AUSSIE TRANK MACMANEMIN, the' northern *■■ handlcapper, went off .to Sydney and Melbourne, last week for a two months' holiday.