Newcomers At Oamaru

Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 427, 7 May 1937, Page 7

Newcomers At Oamaru

Some newcomers were seen out in the Trial Stakes, the opening event at Oamaru, among them being: Adina, a threr-year.old gelding by Rosenor from Killorna, gy Archery-—Killal-a, by KTbroney. Killala is also the dam of Good as Gold and Mon-eygran; Calandra, by Shambles from Glenledi, by Glenculloch —Lady Dundas, I>y Perkin Warbeck 11, by St. George— Hammock. Glenledi is the d m of Power and Lady Dundas is the dam of Afton Loch, the dam of Sunny Loch, who won the- Winter Cup of 1923 and the Thompson Handicap of 1924; Rose Burney is a four-yenr-old filly by Standard Rose (bro her to Osculate) from Enmity, by Cape Horn from Enn-tm, by Demosthenes—Kilworth, by Gold Reef. Looked Form Morse Sperling Song, the winner of the Mangat.era Sttepleich'-se at Woodville, opened his two-year-old career’ promisingly enough by running" second to Whenuakura in - he 1933 Avondale Stakes, but was not a successand last season was tried as a jumper. The Hunting Song gelding’s first success, in this department was in he Panmure Hurdles on the middle day of the Auckland R eing Club’s Winter Meeting, this being achieved after 'a number of failures. Sporting Song scored a narrow win at the Fsilding Meeting in March in the Kimbolton Hurdles, and on -that form looked the outstanding prospect for the race at Woodville. Like most of the other Hunting Songs -tried over hurdles, Sporting Song has showed considerable aptitude for the job, and may- prove a useful winner in the next few months, there bting plea y of rich stakes to be picked up;.