BEGINS WELL

NZ Truth, Issue 1208, 24 January 1929, Page 14

BEGINS WELL

And That Will Mean Everything (From "N.Z. Truth's" Auckland Rep.) For the opening event on Takapuna Cup day, the Trial Stakes, it does not seem a hard matter to choose the best begmner. IN this connection it will be somewhat surprising if The Begum fails to find the fro^t . early:'' ■ '■:■■* : . ' Such is a qualification for consideration on the Shore track, and it should only be a. question whe- , ther the .Te .Awam'utu hack can > .. hang out the seven furlongs. ■-■ The ino&erate class engaged may help The Begum's prospects, though Princess Rain, Roman' Pearl,. Parf ait Amour, Sir Mond and Optimistic have all thrown out some hope that they are liable to break ■ their ; .'maiden ; status among a 'poor, lot.; ■■■■: ,■■••■.- •.'■;....: -■ - - ; . ■ ■ Arihana ...is a; great, ,, boom which, has failed of IMe, but' rhay show; uplri such a medium jot. ' '•" V ; /: ■; ; '.• _' ' .^, However;, it looks'- as', if . two to be m the" picture at "the finish will be \ f •'■ .'■;. : '. ■ ■TH E BEjGAJM; '. !;."' '■■■ '')-<\ :■'";'■ ; : ■ ; ROMAN" PEAfiL. ;': '. j'y' : \ ■