AUSTRALIAN TURF.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 29, 4 February 1935, Page 12

AUSTRALIAN TURF.

WIIXIAMSTOWN CLUB. MANITOBA NOMINATED. MELBOURNE, February 3. • An interesting nomination for the ( Marine Handicap of £300, «ix furlongs, at Williainstown next Saturday, is Manitoba, ' who has been weighted at 0.0. Manitoba, ' by Manna, from JJerystede, was one of the j best two-year-olds in England in the 1U32 , season, but performed disappointingly at 1 three years, and was recently imported to ' Australia. He id regarded as an unlikely j starter at Williainstown.

ANTIQUE UNPLACED. THE ROSEHILL MEETING. SYDNEY, February 3. At the Roseliill races yesterday Antique was u li])laced in the Roseliill Handicap, which was won by Kagal. Lovesong was second in the Carlingford Mile, in which Broccoli was successful. TATTERSALL'S CLUB. PRINCE PALADIN FOURTH. ADELAIDE, February 3. The New Zealand-bred gelding Prince Paladin finished fourth in the Vice-Regal Handicap, one mile and a quarter, at Tattersall's Club races at Morphetville, Adelaide, yesterday. ASCOT MEETING. SHINING GOLD JUST BEATEN. MELBOURNE, February 3. The New Zealand-bred gelding Shining Gold was narrowly defeated in the Federation Welter, one mile, at the Ascot races yesterday. Maybe, 8.12 (Murphy), and Earl Leicester. 8.9 (Evaps), dead-heated for first, with Shining Gold. 8.5 (Percival), a head away third. Time, 1.43%. First Money was unplaced in the Flying Handicap, six furlongs.