AMERICAN PRESIDENCY

Waikato Times, Volume 125, Issue 20991, 19 December 1939, Page 8

AMERICAN PRESIDENCY

MR GARNER A CANDIDATE THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION (Unite! Press Assn.—Flee. Tel. Copy rim t WASHINGTON, Dec. 17 The Vice-President of the United States, Mr John Nance Gamer, formally announces that he is seeking the Democratic nomination for the Presidential election next year.

than Cornish at the end of a similar distance in 1.4 4*5. Orello recorded 1.17 2-5 for six furlongs, time upon which he could have Improved. Paddy the ißlp and Namara were together at the end or six furlongs In 1.20 3-5. Both worked well and they could have Unproved on the lime. Grandora negotiated three furlongs comfortably in 39 3-ss. High sea, Royal Blend and Venture were In line ai the end or half-a-mlle In 51s. All were going well, particularly the firstnamed. Princess Val was halfa-length In front or Inver at the end of seven lurlongs on the plough in 1.32. Gay Mias, Yaalsstar and Tavern Gay were on terms at tin* finish of three furlongs In 37 3-ss, Gay Miss impressing most. Jack Tar, with the assistance of Agricola over the last three furlongs, ran hair-a-mlle In 5 3s. .Miss Valerio and Estro finished together over hair-a-mile In 50 3-ss, both going well. £>ueen City was too good for Te Kawltl at the finish or Tour furlongs in 51 l-ss. Money spinner and Lovauls were together over hair-a-nnle in 52 3-ss. Mysito’s Good Half-mile My* Ito began three lengths in front of Gold Song and maintained bis advantage to the end In DO 1 -ss. Bronwen defeated Valimeen over four Turlongs, the last three being run In 3ft 2-5 s. They had gone past the disc at the hair-mlle when they jumped away and therefore could not be timed for ihe Tull distance. Bronwen worked extremely well. Kentucky was hair-a-length in Tront of Maxam at the itnish or half-a-mlle in 50s. Bachelor King gave a good exhibition over six Tcnces and Mia Acrea gave a satisfactory display over four. The be*i schooling efTort was credited to Dauber, who went over four hurdles, showing a natural aptitude for the game.

DICTATE OVER SEVEN

80LIO TRIAL WITH MOORSOTIB OMAPO’S GOOD FIVE EFFORTS AT ELLERSLfE ($y Telegraph. to Time*' AUCKLAND, Ti^sday The best efTorts at Ellerslie this morning on the course proper, on which the poles were out 65ft., were those of Cheddlngton and Worton over hair-a-inllc, Omapo over five and Paper Slipper over six, while Dictate and Moorsotts recorded an excellent trial over seven furlongs. Tha weather was fine and the going perrect. The first out were Silver Quex and Trevace, who ran six furlongs in 1.23 3-5. They ran the first two in 20 t-5s and SfiVer Ouex was going the better or the pair at the end. The best effort over fit"* Turlongs wat that of Omapo. who was holding stylist at the conclusion of the effort In 1.5 2-5, the first half-mile In 52s and the effort indicates that omapo is likely to run prominently at Ellerslie. There was little between Cheddlnrton and Worton over half-a-mlle. which occupied 50 2-ss. The first furlong occupied 12 2-5 s and Worton worked better than on former occasions. British Talent. Aero King and Krlly completed halt-a-mile in 51 4 -ss. Aero King had an advantage at the post. The two year-old Dorla was going comfortably alongside Spartan at the conclusion or five furlongs which look l 6 4-5. the ia*t three in 4 0 3-ss. Dorla has a -month style of galloping and she could have put up much better time. Pern -haded Royal Appellant, with Beverley beaten off. over a mile and a quarter In 2.10 3-5. the final round in 2.7. They ran their flr-t hair-mile In 53 i-5» and the final six furlongs in 1.25 4-5. A good effort over ■six furlongs wn* credited to Paper slipper, who completed the task in 1.20 1-5. Great Swoop Pleases Great swoop was going well within himself at the conclusion of seven furlongs in 1.34 2-5. He ran his first half-mile in 52 2- 5« and did hi- work in good style A good trial over se\*>n furlong* was that of Moorsofi* and Dictate They ran their fir«t three rurlong- in 3Ss and th** full distance in 1.32 2-5. Moor-otis was doing'the better at the finish but Dictate also shaped nicely. He wa« trotted r ••nrt in the centre for a while before the gallop and was going a bit short, but it is stated that ho always moves that way The two-year-olds Royal Descent. Nirtit rtlot and Red Warden were fn that ordeafter running hair-a-mlle in 51 1-6* Royal Descent was slightly ahead or Night Pilot at the nni-h with Bed Warden, whose rider 10-t an Iron, being ea«rd up arter traversing the first three Turlongs In 40Ivy Willonyx finished well near of Roval Message over furlongs which she left behind in 1:i i 3-5. Ivy Wlllonvx couM have improved on the time as she had a good deal in reserve. Phaleron beat Bamburv Cross over five furlonir* in 1... :>-5. th- nm twn rurtonm being run In 25 4-ss. Phaleron is not working a- Trecly as he did berore the last meeting. LlandafT reeled off three furlong* m 33 2-5-. a pleasing effort for a novice Happiroat and Maori -tar left half-i- ---- b-tifnd In .15 1-s.. Th- m-t rurinn* took 13 J-S« and they ftnlsh-d nr, t-rms but Happiroat could have done better Hitting out in his usual free -tv]*’ stiver Mick went four furlongs in 50‘ 4-5 s the first furlong taking t.* 1-s*. Over ■ similar distance Mratford shaded Night Beam in 5 2s. They ran the first furlong i"h.'t 3 V»-r ' lg ' U B " a '" < ’ OU " I Odtaa was running on at the conclusion nr fDe rut long- In 1.6 1-5. his la-i halfmile taking 525. On the tan Sly Fox worked over a rounlr or rounds running his Ja-t three furlonss | 11 J* - ;•*!*•, Valmf . nt * lso finished U p a ti.-eful task by running ins last three furHl'tiidc Pmiress was allotted useful work ;ni i was anxious to go faster. She looks lit great heart. *