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ANOTHER TO JAIVIIESON. LATE NIGHT WINS FIRST START. MAXAXU ALSO iSCORICS. SYDNEY, December 13. The New Zealand-bred colt Late Night, by Hunting Song—Smoke Concert, trained by J. T. Jamicson. and having his first race, showed a great deal of speed to win the first division of the Nursery Handicap at the Rosehill December meeting yesterday. The Veilmond filly, Moaveil, finished in good style to win the second division. New Zealand-bred horses, Bengal Lancer and Edible, won the first and second divisions of the Maiden Handicap, one mils, respectively. Lord Willonyx was third in the hurdles. The jockey, X. C. Trillo had his first winning ride fcince his arrifal from New Zealand when he rode Asolando to victory in the hurdles. Results:— NURSERY HANDICAP of £175, two-year-olds. Four furlongs and three-quarters. First Division. LATH NIGIIT (New Zealand-bred), 1) c, by Hunting Song—Smoke Concert (Mr. .T. T. Jamieson), 8.5 —E. Baltic .. 1 CORRECT, be, by Ramplon—Time Will Tell (Messrs. G. and W. Bridge), B.ll— ]>. Munro - PYGMALION, lir c, by El Cacique— Polvalla (Mr. R. C. Allen), 8.4—11. li. Knox Thirteen started, including Nightingale. Length; half a length. Time, T»Bs. Second Division. MOAVEIL, b l*, l>.v Veilmond—Monbnr (Mrs. F. A. Collins), 8.5 —D. Munro .. 1 AWATEA, 8.5—11. Ilanley - TIIYONE, ch I'. by Tippler —Figure (Mr. N. Robinson), 7.12— W. Doyle 3 Twelve started. Neck ; four lengths. Time, 58s. DUNDAS HANDICAP of £200. Seven furlongs. First Division. KING'S HEAD, br h, Syrs, by Bullhead—Fern Tree (Mr. E. A. Haley), 9.2— E. Bartle 1 PAVARTI, br in, syrx, l>y Moabitc— Pereskia (Mr. W. Booth), 7.2—L. .T. Hicks 2 CID, b h, Oyrs, by Blue Flame—Smart Shoe (Mrs. T. I!. Coward), 7.11— E. I!. Richards 1 3 Eighteen started, including Golden Chance. Three-quarters of a length ; length and a quarter. Time, 1.25. Second Division. MANANUI (New Zealand-bred), br h, Syrs, by Limond—liose Queen (Mr. W. C. Douglas), B.G—M. McCai-ten 1 PANROSE, br h, 4yrs, by Pantheon— Rose Dance (Mrs. 11. P. Warden), 8.5— D. Munro - KORIMAKO, b f. 3yrs, by Magpie—Joy Bells (Mr. P. Riddle), 8.7—1t. J. Parsons 3 Eighteen started, including Viceroy, Yerraple and Stalin. Length each way. Time, 1.25.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 296, 14 December 1936, Page 13
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