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Golden Wedding and Alison Cup

smart sprint at headquarters

training for takapuna

Ul.th the Takapuna meeting Z\na on Saturday and the »;" r ,? y of EMeralie horses claim'njagements. there was a fair Fr’ount of ga.loping at headquar- ' , this morning, some interesting sfferts taking place. .j.miain overnight served to bring , . varluus tracks to perfect oruer, ; ni , the times on the course proper out 45lt>. ami number two grass were faster than has been Course Proper Lj „t to appear on this truck were u.iTilu*ht and Tctrurebate, who were '*4 over six furlongs. They kept 1 .u,. irr alt the way and run their • nit two furlongs In 26 1-5, three In a “>1; >ver 38, and wound up 1.20 1-5, ' ving very comfortably all the way. >n .i rebate lias dune very well since winning effort at Whungarei, and v uiil go on better, while Clonigl.t will be Milt'd by hard suing, j'uirttond Queen and Llixarro stepped ut .» a mile, but the lut,.r m-uv-ed of little use to his compantli»* mare striding h.»me several l-,, to the good in 1.49 L 3. Diu,,oml Queen is on tin improve and llk , shortly go one better than the «m iixl placing down to her credit at Willing.';' l "**»“> <; iV Cockade mi'\»\l over seven in 1.33 2-5. the first half-mile ,j ,1 .1-3. Cup Candidates Vxt out >ui' t'orlnax. who was .uvonirH«ni«“l by Hyde Hark over a ciriUj:. tli'* distance b in.g nine iurlungs uni hlyds. The former had 1.. Man,on in the saddle. 11. Guy was aboard I vile Hark. They kept almost abreast ~'r the first three furlongs. where Uy.lo ihirk drew away slightly. How,vei, there was nothing between them ~t the turn, but over the lust furlong CorinuX asserted himself and was oiiig much the easier at the end. For rull journey 2.8 3-5 was recorded. Tiie hist seven taking 1.35 3-5. Gorinux !ia>. been doing his work in such a ,Iy ■ > is to suggest that he will take , power of beating in Saturday’s Ali„,n ('up notwithstanding that he will lih meeting se.isbm (I gallopers. Hyde Park is bright and muscular, but is seemingly not quite at his best, for w.im labouring toward the end of his gallop this morning. Number Two Grass

huger Rose shaped attractively in be. line Dark Prince over six furlongs n 1.17 4-5, for from the jump-out tho .iifstnut was always increasing her advantage.

llenplratur. Red Lion and Importer covered a round in 1.48 4-5, with the tint-named apparently doing best, uvt ;i similar distance Urampton had ball’ a length the better of Patutahi, bui neither was under pressure. ( olden Wedding and Thursby were dispatched from tho six-furlong peg, m* after keeping together for part of the way, Golden Wedding ran right ;K\’;iy from her companion and had four len;ths tho best of the argument at the end. The time—l.l7—was attractive and it is on tho cards the mare will have something to say in the set lenient of the Alison Cup on Saturday Thursby is usually capable of doing a lot better on race day. and litt.e notice can be taken of his track ■•ssiys. Golden Wedding is now off the schooling list. From a stand at the five-furlongs* p«*« Good Tdea, .Neil and Lusoma raced iwty in that order, and with the latter pair on terms that was the manner in which they finished, flood Idea registering 1.7. All three are maidens, and before the expiration of the present taring term they can be expected to so very near to getting themselves from their present class. Cynthia N. ran along over seven furbtnsst returning 1.17 4-5 for the l ist six She was not unduly bustled and ronltrtiave done better. At the country fixtures Cyhthia N. should more than P«v her way.

Stepped out over six furlongs. Vallar disposed of the distance in 1.17 2-3, but he was moving well within himand seemingly could have “clone a lot better. Sir Archie was worked over a cir'■uit on tho tan, and travelling evenly throughout registered 1.56 1-5. On the two-vear-old track Karangapal led Great Emblem over three furlongs in SN 1-5. but there was not a srvit deal separating them at the post. Hampton Park sprinted three furlongs alone In 37 1-3, and did it really Wilt. Whether he will go further is * matter for speculation, but indications point to him doing so. TAKAPUNA REHANDICAPS The following rehandicaps have been declared by Mr. \V. Russell for the Takupuna meeting: Tlri High-Weight Handicap:—Giena Bay. up Blb to 9.11. Borough Handicap: ilipo. up 71b T. 7; Mueroom. up 31b to 7.4.

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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 830, 26 November 1929, Page 13

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Golden Wedding and Alison Cup Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 830, 26 November 1929, Page 13

Golden Wedding and Alison Cup Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 830, 26 November 1929, Page 13

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