TAKININI GALLOPS
EBQUIRE’S BRILLIANT THREE MAX. AVI AND PALLSTRE (By Telegraph. —to AUCKLAND, Tuesday The outside grass, on which the poles were out srt. and also the plough, were In use for fast work at Takanini this morning. oriental Bay was responsible for a nice effort over four furlongs which occupied 50s. He did his work well. Hunting Cape traversed a similar distance in 51 2-ss.
Constant Star ran three furlongs in 375, while Orallo took 38 2-5 s over the same ground. Anion and Full Hand acquitted themselves pleasingly while running five furlongs In 1.1 3-5 and there was little between them at the finish.
Princess Val covered the last three furlongs of her -ftork in 40s while High Sea worked sluggishly over six furlongs in 1.20. i.Maxam and Palustre were responsible for an attractive effort over half-a-mile, taking 4 8 4-ss. They finished together. Veritable reeled ofr five furlongs in 1.3 3-5. tbe first half-mile taking 50s.
Esquire recorded the best three furlongs seen on the track for some time, traversing the distance in 35 2-ss. He finished attractively. On the plough Lap Up and Mia Acrea were together at the end or six furlongs in 1.21.
Te Poto traversed hair-a-mile nicely In 51s, Inver later taking 51 2-5 s for a similar task.
Miss Valerie and Nordic Song showed dash while completing three furlongs in 38s, both working well.
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Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20736, 21 February 1939, Page 8
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232TAKININI GALLOPS Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20736, 21 February 1939, Page 8
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