A GUIDE TO FORM.

Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19886, 15 May 1936, Page 11

A GUIDE TO FORM.

GRAND SCORE FANCIED. PRINCE OF ORANGE \VELL. SEVERAL. LIKELY IMPROYERS. \\'ith a number llkel-y engaged at 'l‘c Awmnutu. tomorrow. there is every prospect of several surprises lwing l‘l‘K'nl'llCtL Gay Slater. (‘.ny Sislm‘ has Iwm mm‘ing along quietly in Mr m‘emu‘ulinn and despilc hm' disnmminllng form at ‘\\'nn:lulo sln‘ may wan-v rupnblr- of im—lu'm‘muvul ln-mnl‘l‘ow. Ruavllle. lluuvillv \\ill bn I‘m-in: on his lmmo track who" no l‘(|llll‘.~l$ lho ’l'riul llumlimp M. Tu l\\\'mnulu ln-mm'l'mv. llugnillo \\'a: :1! mw llmr‘ lrninwl at T 0 llulm llul lln‘ llunpnrnl Kr'ltling is nuw lllllh‘l' .l. 11l .\[r‘ll;u"§ 4'll:1|‘::0 and has [won nmlxiuz: _L'IHul xu'nm‘lws, Teddy Boy. Ilu hls sm'onxl ln [\‘l-lu'nf nn lllu lullm' 4|2l_\' nl‘ lhu .‘\\'lllll‘il]l‘ lum‘lins' m-or si\ I'm-lnn-xs Qum‘n Nona musl. lm x‘nnx'mlr‘xl m'n‘pm‘ls in the lluil‘lni Handicap lu-nwrrmxz 'l‘lw (‘luss' i 9 xml \ll‘un! nwl \\'illl '.L'.‘ the King l.u nmrv ls- nu! oul nl‘ il‘ London Schooling Well. ‘ Awarding [u ~~zuul ropnrls l,ml—‘ lII‘II llils lu-n‘u wln‘mlinz impressiwly in lxi~ l'm'n'ul «wsnys mr‘r llw lliu vauntry :nl l.lll'l‘.~lir' .mvl llzmnlily \\nightml us lm H in llu‘ \\'. IL Park Mark and lluulvx‘s' >lm‘plm-lmsv M Tu Awamulu IllvlnHl'l‘ll“ hr‘ should lllilkl‘ u I‘mmanl showlng. l

Looks Well. Gay nose is reported to be looking exceptionally well and she will not lack support. for lier engagement in the \Vooristock Stakes to-nmi'l'uw. She ran Scotland to linlf—a—lengtli in the Autumn Handicap on the second day of the Mondale meeting and is susceptible to improvement. on that effort. Was Backed and Beaten. The Acre thi‘ce—year—oid Mnim‘u was hacked and iwaten on the somnfl day of the .-\\'onane meeting after he~ ing supported down to it compara—tively I‘mmpcd pi‘icc on the machine. He looked likely at the distance, but the host, hn onulri manage was a moderate third to Sebrof anri Queen Nona.

Llon Heart. Lion Heart, Whose latest efforts in company have been of a disappointing nature. galloped attractively at 'l‘e Rana yesterday and his figures for six i‘urlongs were the best oi‘ the morn—ing over the disiancr. Providing the racing surface is reasonably firm to-morrow the will not he without prospects in the Arapuui ‘llandirap. Won at. Avondalo. After the, attractive manner in which he won over seven i‘urlongs on the first day of the Avondale meeting last month High Tea will need to he treated with every respect in which—ever he elects to start. to-morrow. He appears among the list for both the Arapuni Handicap ('1 turlongsi and the concluding event the Hairini Haudlcap (1 mile). Leo Colossus. It is said- of Leo Colossus that 'he was unlucky to be beaten on the second day of the iHawera meeting when he finished in the money on both days. Yesterday at Te Rana he was sprinted down the straight and hit out 'boldly. It is in his favour that he is looking improved as the result of recent. racing,r and he may make amends io—morrow. Wahlne Ralhl. \Vahine Reihi can handle winter conditions as she demonstrated in the mud at. the Matamala annual nmcllnrr. but. it is doubtful whether shr‘ ls sufficiently solid as yrt. to snrrcssfnlly attempt a mile and a quartet: llmv' ever, it. should he home in mind that in her rerent engagements she has been finishing on at the end. Slnklnu Fund. Sinking Fund shaped well in a trial over seven furlongs at headquarters yesterday morning and should strip well for his engagement in the Woodstock Stakes to-morrow. ills impressive success at Avon/dale on the first day will not readily be forgotten and J. F.,Tuichen's “iron horse" will not be neglected in the betting lists. He thrives on racing.

Rucowhlp. Among the local Jumpers engaged in the Hack Hurdles at Te Awamutu to-morrow is A. Winder‘s representative, llacewhip. A disappointment so far in this department Racewhip has been showing improved form over the schooling hurdles at. Te Rana of late and it, should come as no surprise if he makes amends to-morl‘Ow for dis—appointments of the past. He is looking lit. and well enough for the part. Lucldua. Lueidus has been schooling as attraetivety as any Jumper at Te Rana over the past. several weeks and in—terest \\'ilt utlaek to his exhibition in the Hack Hurdles to-mot'rowi t)n hnth Saturday and Tuesday in a l'Oltnd ot‘ the rourse proper he clocked easily the best, “Kill‘r‘s ot‘ the morning. A doubt exists as to whether he will SltlS‘ the distance hut on the way he has liven shaping in his trials" he should so a long way towards his oh—jeetive. ‘ Dark Shadow. Dark Shadow “on his first. race at the \\'uipa annual meeting in Decemhor since \\'llt‘ll he ran third to High Tea and Seth-of on the first day of the Avnndah' meeting: U\(‘l' seven t'ui'longsi 0n tho sm'ond day he failed to run into the money. hut the racing he had zit. thn ltthn'u should serve to t‘l‘l'tn't hntu'on'uu‘ul in his t'onditiOiL \\'hile he has llt‘l'll doing nolhiuhr of nul—standiu: nott- on Hlk' Il'u‘tt'hfi' ltt‘ has lu'vn Inoviu: tllonu' satist‘nt'tot‘ily and look;- \\t‘tl. A ngM-wetght. Prospect. Anton}; this tightowight ltt‘llsltt‘t'ls a: the \\'nipa jiiltllt'l'ttlu‘ to—tnot'l'un' is thu Lillltllltl titty l’;tt‘t|ltl‘t \\ho alum-111‘s ninong' tht‘ itt‘l't‘pllil'h for the \\oot|< stm'k Statute on ”It‘ tuiuiuunnl l‘ur—tltit‘t's t'ot'tu this st-ason to (late hurt not, ltt't‘ll illl]‘l't‘s>i\l‘. ltul >hv has lwuu \\'m‘lxtng vvu-ptiounlly \\t‘ll and should not fail to :iw u Milli] ilt't'tllttll ot' ll~=rsvtl’. Shh is to how tho survives of the promising: lightwwig'hl alnld'en-tit-t), titit'l' lloulsln-o. Windsor Lad. llllt'ing: thv \\m'k at 'l‘t‘ Hum \\'itul—sot' 1..ttl :Jan' nu hutn‘n‘ssiw t‘xhiliition owr at round of tho >[t‘l‘lltt‘l‘itilSt‘ rounti'y _ilnntiiu: t‘nxt .md conti‘du‘nlly tht‘ollghout‘ ltn [lllllt‘tl up hill of running: null tlll‘l't' is no «lould thul tttn t‘xltt‘l‘ll‘llt't‘ llt‘ illl> .miuml in tho hunting tlvtd has stood to ititnl ’t‘oIlltll'l"'\\ ltt‘ l 3 ('tltl't‘t‘tl t‘ttl‘ tttt‘ Hank and ”llllll’l'." Stvvlulvvltasn and it will lm illlt'l't‘HtllL'C to llt)|(‘ how It" shapes. tlv‘ may new] the. raw hut should tlo\'€l‘tht‘lt“s\‘ ttml uuu'n than .n't'ouul for him. .

Diacquedoon. Dlacquedoon has shaped most disappointingly in his last couple of esays of the big country at Te Rapa, the post and rails approaching the back of the course proving his Waterloo on Tuesday and again yesterday morning. Yesterday, after he had fallen at the obstacle, he was remounted and managed to scramble •over and at the following obstacle, the brush, he jumped with complete lack of confidence. He may go better in the Hack and Hunters’ Steeples tomorrow at Te Awamutu but he will have to be taken on trust. Prior to Tuesday his exhibitions held promise of better things.