SPORTING

Waikato Argus, Volume I, Issue 46, 24 October 1896, Page 2

SPORTING

RICCARTON TRAINING NOTES. (11V TELEGRAPH —OWN C'ORUtSIWDKST.) Chiustchuruh, Last Night. Si.Asiir.u., Vandyke, and Cnldcu Leaf galloped five ftnlonqs in company with t'lough. D.illianoe and Montaoute reeled ofl'a mile, and a quarter soundly, tl:e (illy being freely worked. Bisley galloped seven furSou*.'*, going f rec 'yRetina colt gallnpetl half a mile at threequarter pue. Mali iki strode along in a nice sound liettcr than half pace, lookinn well. Qniltiri put in two circuits, going (i furlinjs at a Lilly useful pace »ntl Fabulist ran a mile and a-half. Zetland and Saracen were sent half a mile fast then cantered on the lull. Salvo Shot, Belligerent and Marquis, of Zetland were kept to easy pice work, the la"tec with neck .sweater.; on. D.iystar is still showing lameness. After c.intcri'ig re galloped a n.ile solidly, Armilla bringing him home for the last five furlongs-. The Cup horse walked off no w.ir.-c than he came on the track. Liberator had Token for a companion over the last three furlongs of the circuit, with whom he fiirslod up smartly. Skirmisher an. I Wedlock we e sent on good striding work. Euroclydon was moving very short. Aldershot after cantering was taken to the she Is and stripped. Both horses p-e----scnted a trained appearance as they ivaiked in from the plough, their taslt being confined to long half pace work, A'dershot leading the big chestnut, hitting out the more fr. c'y of the pair in atix'ety to go faster. Kurojlydoo moved all right whua wanned lo his vvo;k.