FOR THE FUTURE

NZ Truth, Issue 1301, 20 November 1930, Page 15

FOR THE FUTURE

Three Improvers Worth

Remembering

(From "N.Z. Truth's" South Island' Trotting Rep.) AMONG the improving pacers seen ?* out at the Cup meeting, three horses deserve special mention. Sir Author, Sir Guy and Sunny Bob, and all ' three hail from Ces. Donald's stable. Of course Sir Author should be good, being from the dam of that great performer Acron, but he has not been a very sound horse, and if he now stands up to his work we can expect him to improve even on his 4.29 4-5 and his 2.45 3-5, for he is a good racehorse. Sir Guy went 4.29 1-5 from a 4-39 mark for second, and came out the last day and won easily m 4.29 2-5, so can be reckoned as a horse with a I bright' future. ' Sunny Bob went 4.28 to win on the second day from a 4.35 peg, and al; though he had to be driven out to do it he impressed as a good, game fellow, likely to go on. Another horse to show improvement was Kotuku Jack, which went 2.44 2-5 and 2.44 m the tenfurlong events, and m both races he performed most generously. This well-bred fellow is likely to go on with the business now that he has struck form again, and he will keep them all busy over a journey later this season. Steel All appears to have struck another patch of form, and m both his starts was finishing on very fast from behind into second place. Erin's Lynn is vastly improved, and with an ounce of luck she would have won a race at the meeting. Her performance the second day m registering 4.29 4-5, and coming from a long way back over the last half was good. Provided she continues to race m the same generous manner she must get a stake soon.