AUSTRALIAN RACING

Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 174, 25 July 1932, Page 12

AUSTRALIAN RACING

WARWICK FARM MEETING. HOMEBUSH TO VALPARAISO. Following are the results of the Warwick Farm meeting, held on Saturday:— Maiden Hurdles, a sweepstake of 2sovs, with 130sovs added, two miles one furlong and 140yds.—King's Prize (Brewm), 1; Vychan (Cullum), 2; Profile (Ferguson), 3. Greystanes Nursery Handicap, a sweepstake of 2sovs, with ISOsovs added, six furlongs.—Sky Brigh toner (Sawyer), 1; Parmint (Parsons) and Brunette (Lightfoot), dead-heat, 2. Farm Stakes, a sweepstake of 2sovs, with 15050V3 added, seven furlongs.—First division: Mesha (Lightfoot), 1; Mediator (Welsh), 2; Confab (Nowland), 3. Second division: Flying Homer (Lightfoot), 1; GagleigU (McGlinn), 2,; Orbpie (Robinson), .' Yarroville Handicap, a sweepstake of 2sovs, with 17Jisovs added, six furlongs.— Veneer (Lightfoot), 1; Questionnaire (Parsons), 2; Orby Anthus (Knox), 3. Homebush Handicap, a sweepstake of 2sovß, with ltosovs added, one mile and a quarter.—Valparaiso (Davidson), 1; Greenoak (Simpson), 2; Bawu-a-Glas (Sullivan), 3. Macquarie Grove Handicap, a sweepstake of 2sovs, with 125sovs added, one mile.— Topical (Knox), 1; Chuquisaka (Marsden), 2; Port Said (Simpson), 3. MOONEE VALLEY. STEEPLECHASE TO LONGLANDS. The Moonee Valley Racing Club held a meeting on Saturday. Results:— Warroona Welter of 300sovs, six furlongs.—First division : Carnadine (W. ScanIon), 1; Uinbertana (W. Duncan), 2; Castlereagh (11. Skidmore), 3. Second division: Debenture (J. Scarlett). 1; Broz Boy (K. Paris), 2; Valraist (F. Dempsey), ' Ballater Hurdles of 300sovs, two miles and 60yds.—Kedale (A. Fullerton), 1; Farlure (,T. Money), 2; Bon Haven (J. Scarlett), 3. North wood Handicap of 350sovs, nine and a half furlongs.—Larrabee (O. Calllnan), 1; Mystery Ship (P. Egan), 2; Spear Lad (W.. Little), 3. Boiardo Steeplechase of 450sovs, about two miles and eight chains.—Longlands (H. Jackson), 1; Dark Fox (T. Tagell), 2; Siroetd (I. Tucker), 3. Mernda Welter of SOOsovs, one mile. — First division: Rex Aurantic (H. Jones). 1; Gay Girl (C. Pearson), 2; Wayback (A. Kecd), 3. Second division: Polthogue (F. Dempsey), 1; Yaropian (M. Mcrritt), 1; Walter Scott (W. Scanlon), 3. St. Mongo Handicap of 30Osovs, seven furlongs.—Eastern Glow (W. Duncan), 1; Lord Pat (F. Dempsey), 2; Sweet Corn (A. Reed), 3. ADELAIDE TURF CLUB. THE PRINCIPAL EVENTS. The principal events at the Adelaide Turf Club's meeting on Saturday resulted:— Bungnree Cup.—Golden Aureole, 1; Greek Gift, 2 ; Mellurian, 3. Kidman Stakes.—Oakland Belle, 1; Madam Lanius, 2 ; Second Dale, 3. QUEENSLAND TURF CLUB. NEA LAP THIRD. At the Queensland Turf Club's meeting on Saturday the principal events resulted:— July Handicap, one mile and a quarter.— Lady Persee, 1; Marshon, 2 ; Pamboona, 3. Walter Handicap, one mile.—Bridge Party, 1 ; Irish Smile, 2 ; Xca Lap,- 3. RETURNED HOME. W. Rennie, the well-known crosscountry rider, returned to Hamilton last week after attending the Victoria Grand National meeting, at Flemington, where he rode JMake Up and Landmark in the hurdles and steeples respectively. They failed to run prominently, he stated, having trained off since they left Now Zealand just after the Great Northern meeting. They were further handicapped by the brief interval between the time of their arrival and the races. If they were in form Rennie considered • that _ they would have good prospects of winning races on the other side. Copey and Captain's Gift, other New Zealand horses racing at the same meeting, failed to ehow up, and this was due'to the fact that they were not taken over early enough. Prospects generally for racing in Victoria were favourable, and he may return there, later in the year. ' If Luminary is taken to Ricoarton, Rennie will pilot liim in the Grand National Hurdle Race. . .