RACING IN AUSTRALIA.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 196, 21 August 1933, Page 12

RACING IN AUSTRALIA.

THE MOOREiFIELD MEETING. BAYACRE SCORES IX FLYING. SYDXEY, August 20. A number of Xew Zealand-owned and bred horses competed at the Moorefield Racinjr Club's meeting Yesterday, but the only one to win was Bayacre, wlio was successful in the second division of the Flying Welter Handicap. The Mirror was unplaced in the Brush Hurdler., and Safari in the Three-year-old Handicap. Persian was fifth in the Mooveficld Mile, and Kodapen was sixth in the Moorefield Handicap. Kauolicro, raecd'on lease by the ex-New Zealand trainer O. Price, and ridden by M. McC'artcn, won the chief race, the Moorefield Mile. Owin<* to Bayacre's very bad behaviour at the barrier," the starter recommended that his nomination should be refused in future. Eesults: — MOOREFIELD MILE of 400sovs. One mile. RAXCHERO, b g, syrs. by Rosscnrtale— Pansy (Mr. G. Price), S.o—M. McCarten ■*■ SATMOTH, h or br g, oyrs, by Satelles— Mother's Day (Messrs. J. Barnes and J S. L.C Fevre), S.ll —G. Li. Browne . . 2 NEW KING, br R, aged, by Flying King —Black Eyes (Mr. J. E. Clark), 8.13— 1,. J. Sharp© •■• PROWLER, br h, 4yrs, by Spearhead— Queen of Night, (Mr. D. Baffler), 7.10 —Simpson *Dend-heat for third. Fourteen started. Neck ; length. Time, 1.14 J. FLTIXG WELTER of luOsovs. Six furlongs. First Division. NARDALB, ch g. 4yrs, by Rosscndale — Nanrilla (Messrs. J. H. Pagan and C. V. Oatley)—A. Knox 1 CAMARGO —Webb ~ MESHA —M. McCarten *> Second Division. BAYACRE, b g. C.vrs, by Acre —Baynna (Mr. A. D. Webster), O.lO—T. Webster J QUESTIONNAIRE, f>.G —G. I/. Browne . 2 SNOW SUN, S.lO—M. McCarten 3 Fourteen started, including Clangor. Three lengths; length. Time, 1.16. FLEMINGTON SENSATION. NATIONAL WINNER FALLS. MELBOURNE, August 20. A sensation was caused at the Victoria Racing Club's meeting at Flemington yesterday when the outstanding jumper of the- year, Redditch, winner of the Grand National and Australian Steeplechases, fell in the August Steeplechase, in which only two of the four runners completed the course. Redditch rose immediately and galloped away, but his rider, R. Inkson, was seriously injured, receiving severe concussion. * The New Zealand Ruling Light was fifth in the Apprentices' Handicap, and Peter Jackson ran badly in the August Handicap. Three other Dominion horses, Irish Chieftain, Sir Simper and Dazzling Light, also ran unplaced in their races. Results: —■ AUGUST STEEPLECHASE of 400sovs. About two miles and half a furlong. LANILDA, blk, g, aged, by ni «s— Gilda (Mr. T. Pearce), 10.11—A. FulSlß r wiDGEE,'i>r'g," aged, by Widgee— Foedua (Mr. N. Hennmgtori), 9.O—N. Four kC s n tarted7 ' Lanilda' and *SiV 'widgee being the only ones to finish. Two lengths. Time, 4.105. AUGUST HURDLES of 350sovs. Two miles. roiDAI/E, ch a 6yrs. by Poitrel—Muskdale (Mr. P. G. Hay), 10.9—L.. J. Hviics ..••••••■•••*••**••*•••••"* ZETHEUS, b g, aged, by Claro—Worthy Beo (Mr. P. S. Barrett), 10.12— W. Nelson ;••■••■;■ " LANIROI br g, aced, by T<anlus —Lady Reigle (Mr. K. Watson), 9.G—N. Bracken 6 Six started. Four lengths; seven lengths. Time, 3.45.