G.J.C. MEETING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3363, 1 November 1911, Page 2

G.J.C. MEETING.

RIOCARTOX TRAINING NOTES

[.special to times.j CHRISTCHURCH, Oct. 31

The weather conditions at Riceajrton at live o’clock this morning were ideal for galloping, and there was not a breath of wind to hamper the speed of the large number of horses out. Prim and Martino were companions in ia mile and a-quarter gallop, which they negotiated m 2min 15 2-ssees, finishing together. Medallist and another got to the end of a four furlongs task in 51 4-5 sees, and The Cornet defeated Dazzling and’Colleen Mary over six furlongs in Imm 17 4-ssecs. Counterfeit had the hotter of .Masterpiece in a mile gallop, which occupied I min 48 l-ssecs, and Somersault accounted for seven furlongs in lmin 34 3-S secs. Query covered seven furlongs in lmin 32se<:s, and Rose Noble left a mile behind in lmin 48secs. Amalgam, Foam Flake, and Stephanos were sent for a six furlongs ilutter, which they accomplished in lmin 20 4-5 secs, and Bliss by herself went four furlongs in Slsecs. Coroniform left 7 furlongs behind in lmin 32 l-ssecs, and Madam Madcap, galloping well, easily heat Countermine over five furlongs in lmin 2 3-ssees. Out lander and Cronj stadt, assisted by Mumura over the ! last seven furlongs, accomplished a mile ! and a-qnarter gallop in 2min losers, the j last 7 furlongs in lmin osecs. Oka, with I a light weight up, galloped six furlongs lin lmin 19 2-osecs. and Nyland beat | Boanerges over the same distance in ; lmin 18 3-ssecs. Espartero and. Haj wick were given a schooling task over the hurdles and performed their task pleasingly. Bandore heat Glade fairly easily over a half mile, which took 49 3-5 1 secs to complete, and Los Angelos gali loped resolutely and got to the end of :a. mile in lmin 44 4-ssecs, the last j seven furlongs being run in lmin 31sec. Miss Fry and Corry were companions in j a 5 furlongs task, which occupied lmin 1 4 4-ssecs, and Equitas went the last half I mile of five furlongs in 52 2-ssecs. AimI well and Alexis together ran, four furI longs in 51 4-ssecs, and Heatherbrao | went a. furlong further in lmin osec. Milo and a companion went once round over the hurdles, and Genius did a useful working gallop. The Nellie B. gelding left- five furlongs behind in lmin osecs, and' Battalion and Fro on went six furlongs in lmin 25secs, while Dearest and Gipsy Belle loft four furlongs behind in 50 2-ssecs. Tannhauser j and St. Aidun together went a mile and ! a-quarter in 2min. 15 2-osecs, a respecI table performance, Projectile and- Kauj roa running the same journey in 2min jl7 1 -“secs. Miscount, Royal Scotch j and Domino were the next sent over a j mile and a-quarter, which they aceonij plishod in 2min 12 4-ssees. Miscount had all the advantage of an even start, and led all the way, beating Royal Scotch by a length with the Cup horse a long way in the rear. This gallop was the best of the morning, and [Miscount finished up the journey really well. St. Petersburg and St. Felix ;! covered 7 furlongs in lmin 34sees, and ; i Santa Claus, Dan Leno and Southern j Cross were given a good schooling task. I Big Blast got to the end of seven fur- • longs in lmin 3-kec.s, and Turna eoverj ed the same distance in lmin 37 1-osecs. | Sea King was going better than Crosbic 'at tlie end of four furlongs, run in i 49 2—osecs. ElectrakofE and another I I completed a five furlongs gallop in lmin I 2 4-osecs. and Undecided ran four furi longs in 52 1-osecs.' Ideality took 50 3-5 j secs to negotiate the same distance. Early Morn did a fast half mile and Pert and Qratava were responsible for a good working gallop. Morecambe I beat Outward over six furlongs in lmin [ 17secs, and Nikon and San Lass went : the same distance in lmin 19 2-osecs. I I Allurement ran the last four of five furI ; longs in 51 2-osecs, and All Guns roclI ed off half a mile in oLsocs. North Pole i ; and Expansion ran four furlongs in . ‘ 52secs, and Goodwin Park went the last L seven furlongs of once round in lmin Slsecs. John Banyan and Glenfield ' I galloped a mile in lmin 52secs, ami I I Parable beat Midnight Sun over the 1 ! same journey in lmin 47 2-osecs. Ivilo--1 steri, who struck himself while galiop- , ing yesterday, was restricted t-o light work. On the tan Rangiatua occupied 1 5p- 3-ssecs in running four furlongs, and Floater, St-onev and Patriotic were eo-m- ---; panions over six furlongs run In lmin J 19 2-osecs. ’ Faunas ran 5 furlongs in j lmin 3 2-osecs, and Ainsdale and Formby covered the same distance in j lmin 4seos. Pawky Lass and Armj strong did light work on the tan, and I Gangway galloped seven furlongs m j lmin Soseos. Kilts and Ivriss went six • furlongs in lmin 18 3-osecs, and Bonny j Glen went a furlong further in lmin 1 32lsccs. Land Rose galloped on the tan and Ancilla sprinted four furlongs in 52faces. Pleasure Bent covered the last five of six furlongs in lmin 6secs., and Sea Dog and Sapience were given a good working gallop. Night-light was doing her best in galloping a mile and a half in 2min 45 2-osecs. She was as,'r''led bv Sant Rosaleer over the first mile, and by Probable over the last J half, the latter finishing the better. The ! first half mile was run in 54 2-osecs, and' I the first mile in lmin 49 3-ssocs. Master I Paul was schooled over several flights jof hurdles and Passion and Frivolliti [ covered . six furlongs in lmin 17£secs, Hohungatahi taking 40$sec. to cover ! tli ree furlongs. A large number of two-year-olds were exercised at the barrier on the cod ree proper, and some interesting gallops were recorded. Art and Peppin took oOsecs. to run four furlongs j and Fnnengarde beat Beldame over the | same distance in 49secs. Midnight Sun and Kvax took 50 3-ssecs,. Jan and Champagne 49 4-osecs, Anna Carlovna, May Dalrymple, and Edith 49secs, and Lady Georgie, Canute, Gnome and Taffeta 49 2-ssocs. Winning Way easily boat Autumnus and The Martian— Greek Maid filly in 481-secs, rnd Scottish , Star was too good for Brown Owl and j Glenfinnan in 49 3-osecs. Full Rate coy?rod five furlongs in lmin 4secs., and Eagletstone ran seven furlongs in lmin 33 3-Gsecs. The New Zealand Cup candidate Goldfmder was not galloped Or' • mertring, and it is imported that he is very sore as the result of a kick received after galloping on Saturday.