THE HORSE SPECIAL

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 936, 1 April 1930, Page 12

THE HORSE SPECIAL

WHANGAREI CANDIDATES FIFTY ENTRAINED TODAY Ellerslie Station presented a buw scene at S o'clock this morning, when a large number of horses (to race at Whangarei on Thursday and Satur day) were entrained for the North . The contingent from headquarters was joined at Ellerslie by the represent*: 1 tion from Takanini and other outlytnr districts, and with the inclusion of the Avondale horses the "special " provided an unusual sight. No less than in horses M ere on board. The following is a list of trainer* and their horses who made the trip--! Front Te Aroha: G. A. Reid with Vah street and Archeen. From Te Awamutu: F. E. Loomb with Glow and Biddy Cornet From Te Rapu: M. J. Carroll, with Glena Bay, I’m Alone and Tastv From Takanini: J. T. Jamieson, with Le Choucas, Refresher, Sea Cob.’ Bold Archer and Treasury; S. Hodge, with Principal, Envoy and Imperial Prince F. Pope, with Valorient. Sister \Vhit4 and Snowplune: AV*. Gascomb, with I Trustee and St. Amt s. i From Ellerslie: .1 M. Buchanan, with . Respirator, Tambourine and Brampton; AN. Gall, with Stimulant; G. Holi land, with Band Measure: J. Chisholm j with Gay Idea and Xorvul Tea; R £ Brown, with Kawainga: C. M. Eman. j uel, with Tetrarebate and Royal Lover* jF. Stenning. with Sir Archie; E. c* | Kae. with Quincoma: B. Me Isaac, j with Marita: M. Lindsay, with Curral Jong; J. A\ illiamson, Mith Palmares p George, with Hipo; 11. Rama, with AVild Country. From Avondale: I*. Scall\, with Bianson, 1. L. L>a\ison. Avith Maori Bov; S. G. Lindsay, with OAvairaka; AV. * Woods, with Transformer; J AV. Cathro, ay ith Scat. AVaimun and Maurieana; AV. Gough, with Irish Court and Tanagra and I. McFarlane with British King. OVER THE STICKS GOOD NOVICE JUMPER Essays over the' schooling hurdles point to Respirator being a decided acquisition to the ranks of jumpers, and his debut at AVhangarei on Thursday AA'ill be folloA\cd with the greatest interest. Respirator has shown fair galloping ability on occasions this season, his best effort, perhaps, being it Pukokohe a month ago. when he took part in the triple dead-heat in the last event of the day. Respirator gave further illustration of the progress he has made in his education in a bout at Ellerslie on Saturday, being accompanied by Quincoma and Kameliameha, and at the outset the big-striding son of Tea Tra> set a fairly strong pace and jumpec confidently. There are few horses good enough to win over hurdles at the first time of asking, and on this account J .M. Buchanan’s candidate may he held safe by others to race at Kensington Park on Thursday. Hut if his schooling lessons are repeated he will be a good ride for jockey H. Dulieu. SIR MOND KNOCKS HIMSELF Sir Moral was scratched for all engagements at the AVhangarei meet- . ing as a result of having struck himself during a gallop yesterday morning.