SILVER JUBILEE THIRD.
CITY TATTERSAIA>S MEETING. LIMOUX AND KING MUSK IN FORM. SYDNEY, October 20. The City TattersalFs Club held its spring meeting at Randwiek yesterday in fine weather and before a large attendance. The • Auckland-owned gelding Silver Jubilee finished third to Windbird, owned and trained by P. Riddle, and The Marne in the Flying Handicap. King Musk, now raced by J. T. Jamieson, was second in the Club Welter Handicap. Palady was second in the Novice Handicap. Omarere I was unplaced in the Two-Year-Old Stakes, and Country Party "in the Three and FourY ear-Old Handicap. Results: 1 — FLYING HANDICAP of £400. Sis furlongs. WINDBIRD, b g, syrs, by Magpie— Orage (Mr. P. Riddle), 7.5—D. LightTHE* MARNB, cn'h,"4yrs, by Heroic---Kalyanni (Mr. A. B. Abel), 8.13—X E. Pike 2 SILVER JUBILEE, br g, 6yrs, by Romeo —Bouvardia (Messrs. E. Montgomery and W. Towcsend); 9.3—«• Reed 6 Half a S len?th; head. Time, 1.13. CITY TATTERSALL'S HANDICAP of £600. One mile and a quarter. NARBETHONG, blk g, syrs, by Moablte — Redlin (Messrs. J. V. Thornton and L. Casey), 7.5—D. Lightfoot 1 CHERRY KING (N.Z.), br g, syrs, by Chief Ruler—Cherry Pie (Mr. M. Shaw), 7.12—5. Weiss 2 ME. KERRY, br g, aged, by Dorie—Lady i Muskerry (Mr. Walter T. Brunton), 8.3 —F. Shean 3
Thirteen started, Including Silver Ring, Theo, Limyris and Blixten. Length and a half; head. Silver Ring was fourth. Time, 2.43. CLUB WELTER HANDICAP of £ 350. One mile. LTMOUX (N.Z.-bred), br h, 4yrs, by Limond—White Tulip (Mr. G. N. Magill). 7.7—Finch 1 KING MUSK (N.Z.-bred), br g, by Musfcetoon—Queen Arch (Mr. J. T. Jamieson), B.3—E. Bartle 2 PHAEDIUS, br g, 6yrs, by Pharan — Trapsteel (Mr. H. Smith), S.O-r-F. Shean 3 Ten started. Length and a half; half a length. Time, 1.39 J.
SILVER JUBILEE THIRD.
Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 249, 21 October 1935, Page 16
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