TATTERSALL'S MEETING.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 112, 15 May 1933, Page 11

TATTERSALL'S MEETING.

NEW KING MFTS PLATE. 1 WINOOKA'S FAREWELL RUN. SYDNEY, May 14. At the Tattersali's. Club meeting at RaflvTek yesterday anexhibitionjg Hop was done by Wmookn, who shortly in 3&s, and was cheered on his way bacK to the saddling paddock. Some New Zealand-owned and bred horscs raced at Wet/ Handicap, in. which S&£B*£ Sl wished second in the Flying Handicap, is owned by J. 1. TSLn, former Auckland train Cherrv Ripe reappeared after several ve2s, 7nd ran poorly. In the two-year-old handicap Prestige was unplaced. Results: — FLYING HANDICAP of 330sovs. Six furlongs. Baschc), 7.4—A. Cook Eongth n anu a a e ifalf; three-quarters. Time, 1.131. BARNES PLATE of 600SOV8. One mile and three furlongs, www KING br g, aged, by Plying King M -Buck Eyes E&rs\ of the late J. v rinrk) 8 4 —A. Sharpe ■• • - 1 S-VTMOTH 'b or br g, 4yrs, by Satelles SA £Ker/°Day (Messrs. J. Barnes ; E Moss), 9.0-M. McCarten 8 Thirteen started. Neck; half a length. Time, 2.213-

WEI/TEtt HANDICAP of 300sovs. One mile. RANCHEKO, b g, 4yrs, by Rossemlale— Pan£' (Mr. ji B B."BrienJ.-9.3--M._Mc-t nrn'soka "eli' k' '5y rs,' by HunVilig • LO Song-il>imlonn6'' , (Mr. C. jf O'Brien), !) 5—R. James •,• • • • • • • • XORTONr, b g, aged, by Treclare—The Mousky (Mr. C. Unwin), O.I—VV. Cook ° Eighteen started. Half a length each way. Time, 1.383. TE KUITI MEETING. MILADI REHANDICAPPED. Miladi has been rehaudicapped 31b, ,Knl'7 1L for the Stewards Handicap, Tbe ?un on the first day of the Te Kuiti meeting. _______ ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. W\f'Fß —M Edwards drove Sympathy "Shewon Cup at