BE BEST LIKED AGAIN

NZ Truth, Issue 1192, 4 October 1928, Page 13

BE BEST LIKED AGAIN

, Some Think Welcome Sto Is Good Thing ■ ; "•". ':: ' " "' ■ ' ■'■ .'y. ■v - • ' ...'._■:■;. (From "N.Z. Truth's" Special Auckland Representative.) .Those who observed Supremacy m action at Ayondale— and these include owners and trainers of the opposition— regard the Welconie Stakes at Ellerslie as good as over.

THIS Jls, bf course, contingent on the. Chief Ruler two-year-old lining up m his best trim. However, two-year-old form is not always reliable. . Ifc is absolutely certain that some of the Avondale Stakes ' candidates will improve from- that race and give' a better showing oh top of the ground. That maty read all right at first! sight, but it is only reasonable to suppose that one of Supremacy's brilliance will also be better suited with the going' firm. j It does not look like a Ijigr field lining tip, and < before .the day several of eighteenat present m will drop out. First: jMbney will! improve a. bit on Avondale . showing, while it ls to .be hoped Hunting Day — which ran second \ at Avondale— will have his colors displayed. ' / "' George Ciirrie .has both Cere-

mony and Alloy engaged, and one may go to the post. . . Eaglet, is m, but may not be good enough, yet, while Imperial Guard does not look like pacing it with the Te Awamutu crack., ' X .'-. A lot of keen pppbsitlon is expected from Clever. ..'-.' She is getting oyer the trouble that compelled withdrawal at , Avondale. The filly, wasv engaged m a parade sprint at the Pakuranga Hunt fixture and showed up. i . But looked at from every angle, it does not seem, anything wlH.be'-pro-duced to bring about the defeat of Supremacy. When ne'aring the box the order may be: ' SUPREMACY, FIRST MONEY and HUNTING DAY.