CLASS MISSING

NZ Truth, Issue 1194, 18 October 1928, Page 13

CLASS MISSING

Second "L-eg" Of Te Rapa Double

(From "N.Z. Truth's" Auckland Rep.) Though a round, dozen figure m the Cambridge. Handicap sprint at / Teßapa on Saturday, class is . missing. . . D.USINESS over the "second leg" of v ? the.. double will hardly reach large proportions. Not that the double punters are unwilling, but rather' that the prices, will be too cramped. Kingfleld's two thirds at Avondale m a superior class may end m the Waikato sprinter ending up first choice as , he. has every right to be, though it is never a case of a runaway victory when he scores. The opposition is quite good enough to keep him busy. „ Especially is this so with Oration, , if caught m the. mood. The Taranaki horse won this race last year, and though he has one failure against him since dodging punters first day at Ellerslle, he has heaps of racing condition to help him m the run up the long straight. . ; Pegaway is not regarded as fa sprinter. ..-',- Nancy Lee is always liable when . the going is soft, and it threatens to be' that way. , "', Flying Juliet is a recent winner, while Macroqm will be on her home track arid is fit enough to show her best.- ". . ' .> ; ■■..■; ' .'.•■., . V:- : ' Tea Time is m light enough to Snake the pace merry, while Tinokpa can still leg it a bit, though an exti ; a furlong would.be preferred. Master Doon's prospects are not entirely hopeless', while Ballynjoy 11. Regent; and Whaka King can all muster up some pace. ' . . The. judge may have to decide between: /' . ;-..;. KINGFIELD, / . ■'• ORATION and '. f NANCY LEE. iHrimifmrirHimiMtmfirimiMftfiimtKiiiitiiiiiiiiiiititifiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiitiiMiiiiMtMiiitiiMiiiciiMMiiMiii iiiiiniHiiiiiiiiiiiiitimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiitiiitiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiitiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiititiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu