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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 259, 2 November 1931, Page 11

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TWO N.Z. HORSES VICTORIOUS.

■SYDNEY, November 1. The Wellington trainer A, D., Webster Vd a successful day at the Moorencld %cing Club's meeting yesterday, two incmbers of his team, Movie Star and Hunt the Slipper, winning the first and ~ second divisions of the Throe-year-old Handicap. Both were ridden by his son, \ >'■, -Tenterdfii ran third to Remora and Calendo in the Flying Handicap, « the Aueklander Gold Day was i Vertigern was unplaced i" m Mqoreficld Handicap, won by Eoor- , cello, with Flinders second, and Grecian |fs unplaced in the Hurstville Mile, -.^on'-by Killarney. with Nolen Yole»& Renowned won the Juvenile

Results: — THKEE-YEAK-OLD HANDICAP. Sweepstakes of lJsovs each, with lOOsovs added. Six furlongs. First Division : MOVIE STAR, ch g, by Lord Quex— Painted Screen (Mr. 11. J. Stanbridjie), 10.1— T. Webster 1 PROCESS CISTERCIAN, br f (Mr. W. Thompson). S.3 —Marsden .*'.' 2 KOWELLA, 7.4— E. Welsh 3 Ten started. Won by two lengths. Time, 1.10. Second Division : HUNT THE SLIPPER, b g. by Leighton—Golden Shoe (Mr. H. J. Stanbridge), O.l—T. Webster ] REMETA. S.O— J. M. Coutts :." TOP SPEED, S.0 —E. Bartle a Eleven started. Won easily by two lengths. Time, 1.15J, Kogarnh Stakes, one mile.—Snow Sun (D. Munro). 1; Tomata (E. ]Jritt), 2; Prismatic (S. Crackuell), 3. .Tuvenile Stakes, five furlongs.—Renowned (F. Hickey). 1: Esmaray (J. Maxwell), 2; Lady Brunswick (G. Sholl), 3. PLYING HANDICAP. Sweepstakes of l≤ sovs each, with -loOsovs added. Six furlongs. EEMORA. blk HI, 6yrs. by Kossendalo —Dometer (Mr. J. E. Brien), S.s— E. Bartle 1 CALENDO (Mr. W. Condon), S.ll — Hornery 2 TBNTERDEN (Mr. W. D. Moroney), S.l2—T. Webster 3 Twelve started. Time, 1.15 J. Moorefield Handicap, ojte" mile and a quarter.—Boorcello (D. Lightfoot), 1; Flinders (.T. Coutts), 2; Trenette (R. Warnton), 3. Hurstville Mile.—Killarney (S*. Cracknoil), 1; Isolens Volens (Burrows), 2; Mintage (P. O'Keefe), 3.