FOR THE GUP

NZ Truth, Issue 1240, 5 September 1929, Page 13

FOR THE GUP

George Khpw^ .;'. : ' : -'':'''v : A-W^t^:;- : .;-A- ;i '..- .-.(From "N.Z. Truth's" Christchurch • .'A ' -■■■.■.'. ! f. : Rep.)\y- A ■-;■!:;-.; Ay. .George Ayhsley is sanguine .that the four-year-old, Chi.d.e', will develop into a. stayer and intends ! giving him. every .opportunity -to ' prove himself this/season. PHIDE won four races last; season m 'V five starts, the other occasion jbeing at Ashburton when he was hopelessly left."' A.- .AAA— ' A! : . : ; -\" His most important success was 'y m the Hororata Cup, oyer ten fur- : longs, and though the company was J , not very strong, he/won, like a goody three-year-old; Chide, will bo given a run at Ashburton after which he will most likely contest the'. .'Mosgiel -Handicap- at .Dunedin; a. race that is generally regarded as a: southern trial for the New, Zealand Cup. •:-, • ! He carries the appearance pf a class horse arid 'though' the : New Zealand Cup iria^y! be beyond him, lie is sure to win good races. '• . y If he is a -true.: stayer, the Aynsloy

TIDAL 'S RUN FRENCH HORSE PICKED; BY' OWNER (From "N.Z. Truth's" Auckland Rep!) Aucklanders are keenly watching the improved displays of Tidal across the Tasman. THOUGH Owner Eliot Davis has not been present to see his horse racing, he is naturally, elated over the successes cpmirtg the way , of the Frenchr-bred horse. -Tidal was of Eliot pa vis's own choosing when the Auckla-ndef was on his world tour, andy because of this he will have to get some credit m his judgment. There is no doubt about Tidal's ability when m the 'mood and anything is within his compass.