RACING IN AUSTRALIA.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 184, 7 August 1933, Page 12

RACING IN AUSTRALIA.

TROUBLE AT CAUTJFIELD

POIDALE'S VICTORY UNPOPULAR,

MELBOURNE, August 6.

The public made a hostile demonstration against Poidale, winner of the Australian Hurdle Ttace, the chief event at the Victoria Amateur Turf Club's meeting at Caulfield yesterday. The horse's owner, Mr. P. G. Hay, was so upset over the affair that he made a -Statement to the Press, declaring that he had not had a on the horse and that the hostility was quite unjustified, particularly in view of the fact that Poidale had met with a slight accident last Tuesday and was not expected to do himself justice. The New Zealand-bred gelding Golden Horn was second in the first division of the Crimea Trial, in which Shining Gold was unplaced. Good Hunting, one of G. W. New's team, was third in the Moondah Plate, in which Peter "Jackson and Ruling Light were The Auck-land-owned Weatherwise was unplaced in the Malakoff Stakes.Results:—

AUSTRALIAN HURDLE RACE of loOOsovs Three miles and a quarter and 20 yards. POIDALE, eh g, Oyrs, by Poitrel— Muskdale (Mr. P. G. Hay), 9.7—L. J. Tynes ..' 1 SUB ROSA, b g, 6yrs, by Ethiopian— Tadorna (Exors. of the estate of the late J. Payne), 9.4— W. Nelson .... 2 LADY DORIS, br m, aged, by Doric— Lady Muskerry (Mr. E. J. Watt), 9.3 —O. Cullum 3 Also started: ' Phocis, 11.10; Zygon, 10.5; Pitoota, 9.13; Hyde Park,; 9.11; Sarocto,- 9.2. Phocis made the early running, 'with Poidale his nearest attendant, and then Zygon and Lady Doris. The race was practically all over -when half the journey had been covered. Poidale having established a long lead, and eventually winning by 12 lengths from Sub Rosa, who defeated Lady Doris bv a< length. Then followed Hyde Park, 'rtrho was six lengths away, Phocis, Pitoota and Sarocto. Zygon fell. Time, 6.7.

MALAKOFF STAKES of SOOsovs. Nine furlongs. WALTZING LILT, br m, 4yrs, by Beau Fils—Robecq (Mr. S. Smith), 9.10— J. Daniels . 1 SEGATI, br, m, 4yrs, by Manfred — Wynette (Mr. S. Torr), 7.7— E. Simmonds 2 SPEARMAN', br g. aged, by Spearhead —Scream (Mr. E. J. Watt), B.6—V. Hilyard . 3 Fourteen started, including Weatherwise. Head ; half a length. Time, 1.54 i. CRIMEA TRIAL of 300sovs. Eight furlongs and a half. First division : BEX'S FORT, b g, 4yrs, by Simeon's Fort—Nutalli (Mr. J. M". Murphy), 7,7 —H. Skidmore 1 GOLDEN HOItN (N.Z.)', b g, 4yrs, by Cape Horn—Eurella (Mr. \V. R. Kemball), B.s—O'Brien 2 COOTAPATAMBA, B.7—Brown 3 Fifteen started, including Shining Gold. Three lengths; two lengths and a half. Time, I.4SJ.

WARWICK FARM MEETING. PERSIAN WINS FOR JAMIESON. SYDNEY, August 6. The chief races at the Warwick Farm meeting yesterday resulted:— WARWICK AUGUST HANDICAP of 175sovs. One mile and a quarter. MAGNETIC, br g, aged, by Rossendale —Cragrose (Mr. S. R. Lamond, jun.) —11. Harvey 1 BILL WEDGEWOOD, br li, Gyrs, by Bicolor —Marie Wedgewood (Mr. T. H. Scott) —A. Parr 2 RANCHERO, b g, syrs, by Rossendale — Pansy (Mr. G; Price) —M. McCartcn S DENHAM COURT HANDICAP of lTusovs. Six furlongs. VISTA, br g, 4.vrs, by Rossendale— Silver Lining (Mr. D. Eewisford) —R, Reed 1 SIR MERRIWEE, - ch g, O.vrs, by Treclare—Merrlna (Mrs. R. Mead) — .7. Stanton 2 TOM PINCH, blk g, Cyrs, by The Wooden Horse—Nancy Stair (Mr. W. Booth) —R. James 3 EDENSOR PARK HANDICAP of luOsovs. One mile. PERSIAN, b g, 4yrs, by Legionnaire or Spelthorne—Pura (Major P. KerrSmiley)—E. Hartle 1 MOUNTAIN VIEW, br g, C.vrs, by Mountain King—Reputed (Mr. L. Williams) —11. Perry .. 2 CHERBOURG, b g, C.vrs, by Spelthorne— i Nantville ("Mr. F. Smithden")—M. I McCarten , , - - 11T ,i , 3