SMALL TEAMS

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1038, 31 July 1930, Page 14

SMALL TEAMS

ELLERSLIE STRENGTH FOR THE NEW SEASON HORSES EVENLY DISTRIBUTED The near approach o£ the spring meetings has been responsible for bringing about a much brighter state of affairs, so far as training operations are concerned, at Ellerslie, and henceforth track operations ■will assume a more lively tone, especially after the Pakuranga Hunt meeting on August 23 when the spring racing in the new season will be ushered in by the Avondale and Auckland gatherings.

During the last few years Ellerslie has deteriorated considerably as a racing stronghold, but representatives from this quarter secured quite a few of the plumA during the now closing season and augmented by the many promising rising two-year-olds, the Auckland Racing Club’s training centre should be capable of securing its quota of success in the future. The present representation at n^ aa * quarters does not number one hundred, horses, but several are yet in tneir winter quarters. _ , At present the respective trainers and their charges are as follow (the shown are as for the new season, which commences tomorrow): K. Heaton OPERATIC, syrs, by Hyllus—The Gleaner. J. E. Thorpe CATOMA, 4yrs, by Catmint —Loloma. GOLDEN SPA HI, 2yrs, by Catmint— Loloma. W. J. Hawkins GAY COCKADE, 6yrs, by Depredation— Letha rgic. MAREI.E MOUNT, Oyrs, by Marble Arcb —Clatter. T. E. Davison MAORI BOY. 7yrs, by Lucullus—Capable. LADY’S BOY'. 7yrs, by Some Boy 11. Lady Potoa. _ A _ . DAY FORM, Bvrs. by Day Comet —Cultrlform. C. M. Emanuel TETRARCHATE, 4yrs. by Tea Tray— j Volopia. A. Kemp EAGER ROSE, 6yrs, by Day Comet— Weo Rose. H. Rama MAX A WHEN UA, Syrs, by Acre—Country Picnic. . _ TANERIRI, Syrs, by Antagonist—Country Ticnic. THUNDERSTORM, 4yrs. by Antagonist —Country Air. WILD COUNTRY', 4yrs, by Antagonist— Country Picnic. F. Stenning SIR ARCHIE, 9yrs, by Archiestown — Lady Marble. J. Gray BRONZE EAGLE, 2yrs, by Brazen—Torfrida. B. Mclsaac I MARITA, 9yrs, by Marble Arch—Serita. E. C. Rae MOUNTAIN GUIDE, 6yrs, by Mountain j Knight—Avanti. BENNIE, 4yrs, by Mountain Knight— • Philetus. ABSENT, Syrs, by St. Ames—Sunset j mare. QUJNCOMA, 9yrs, by Quin Abbey— ! Tecoma. TWINKLER, 6yrs, by Day Comet—Dolly Clements. C. Herdman MERRY LU, Syrs, by Lucullus—Malaya, j A. Morrow LADY LOCHNAK, Syrs, by Antagonist— j Sage Queen. D. Moraghan KAMEHAMEHA, lOyrs, by Demothenes —Rangiao. MON STAR, Syrs, by Great Star—Sylva Lari. MASTER DOON, Syrs, by Lucullus— Lassie Doon. UNITED, 2yrs, by Acre —Lucena. W. H. Patterson SUB-EDITOR, Syrs, by Surveyor—Bunty. BONNY LEA, 2yrs, by Arausio—Waterlea. TUI MINT, 2yrs, by Catmint —Adi Vunivola. ! PELLETTE. 4yrs, by Surveyor—Pellet. I FILLY", Syrs, by Surveyor—Lady Form. W. Kemp j GOLD MONEY’, Syrs, by Paper Money— Miss Ethel. J KING EMERALD, 7yrs, by Nassau—Miss Ethel. ! RULING KING, Syrs, by Chief Ruler— Miss Ethel. J. M. Buchanan ' ENVOY, Syrs, by Absurd—Bronze. RESPIRATOR, 7yrs, by Tea Tray— Freesia. PATUTAHI, 7yrs, by Polydamon—Lionskin. PRINCIPAL, syrs, by Thespian—Royal Exchange. BRAMPTON, 6yrs, by Lord Quex—Symbolism. NEIL. 4yrs, by Lucullus—Little Flower. DARMA, 2yrs, by Tea Tray—Volopia. HAWTHORN, 2yrs, by Lucullus—Little Flower. J. Manuel LADY COURT, Syrs, by Romeo—Lady Kerman. ART GALLERY”, 2yrs, by Lucullus—Picture. G. Holland LAND MEASURE, syrs, by Surveyor— Juana. £29™ RL'LE, 3yrs, by Surveyor—Juanna. COLT., 2yrs, by Top Gallant—Princess Ilona. HERBIE, 2yrs, by Surveyor—Pell. W. Galt GRAND SPIRIT. Syrs, by Peach Brandy —Lady Bunyan. STIMULANT, 3yrs, by Peach Brandy— Omana. LUSOMA, 4yrs, by Lucullus—Lady Bunyan. J. Ross BIZARRO, Syrs, by Absurd—Flora McDonald. DIAMOND QUEEN. 7yrs, by Flying Comet—Rita's Lass. S. Tooman CHESTERMAN, 7yrs, by Chesterfield— Matapara. R. E. Brown KA n?um SG A’ syrs ’ by Adjutant—TitaREAL McKAY, 3yrs, by Peach Brandy. 25 TWO-YEAR-OLDS HAWKE’S BAY YOUNGSTERS CYLINDER AND HIS BROTHER Hawke’s Bay promises to have its full quota of two-year-olds racing this coming season, as at Hastings, Ngatarav/a, and Greenmeadows 25 are already <Joing active work. J. H. Jefferd should have a successful year with his youngsters, as his trio are all well spoken of, comments a Hastings writer. The colt by Tea Tray from Epitaph is going to be one of the early comers. On breeding he should be able to catch swallows, anc as he is shaping very satisfactorily in his work already many are awaiting the early two-year-old races. The full brother to Cylinder is a fine masculine eOlt that is not being unduly hurried for, like his brother, he most likely will not be seen anywhere near his best until the late summer meetings at the earliest. Cylinder is a picture of health. His programme will no doubt be "Wanganui. arid either the Avondale it Hawke’s Bay Guineas, then on to Wellington for the Harcourt Cup, and then the New Zealand Derby meeting.