AUSTRALIAN JOCKEY CLUB'S AUTUMN MEETING.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 14326, 11 April 1912, Page 8

AUSTRALIAN JOCKEY CLUB'S AUTUMN MEETING.

United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copy right. (Received April loth, 5.5. p.m.) SYDNEY. April 10. Tho Australian Jockey Club's Autumn Meeting was continued at Randwick to-day. Rain fell in tho forenoon, but afterwards tho weather was fair, though dull, and the course was a, little heavy. j'he attendance w.is large. Results: — SECOND HURDLE IiACE, a hondieap sweepstake of G soys each, with 300 boys added; second GO soys, and third 30 soys from stake. .About two miles and a hall. A. M. Cooley'a br m Zoeholino. by Leeholme—Zora, Gyrs, list 2!b .. ' .. 1 J. Brown's b h Dinyah.bv War Gcd— Mist, aged, lOst 01b .: ' .. 3 R. AY. Clancy's b in Pukau, by Conqueror Torpilliere, oged, lO'Jt ■ -lib .. ~ 3 Thre... others started. Zocholui.*, took charge goin™ along tlio back, and was never aite.rwa.rds- troubled, winning by eight lem-ths from Dinvah. who was ten. lengths in front'of Piiknu." Timo, omin Oisec. . • .

ALL-AGED STAKES a fweepstivko of 10 soys each, with '2000 so-vs* added; set-ond 400 soys, and third 200 soys from stake. Ono mile. J. E. O'Brien 'a eh h Malt King, by Malstor—Patro„«, syrs, 9st lib .. (Wood) 1 E. J. Cruvcn's br ni Lady Medallist, by St. Alwyno—Diploma, uyrs, hut 131b r. , <P»ko) 2 I aimer Bros.' b c Volsloane, by A'olpone. —T-ioita, .yrs. i)st lib ..' (ConnelJ) ,1 Da nails- 9-4, Aurofodin.i 9st, Popinjnv Sst 81b, Cisco Sst Sib. AVilari .Sst fi!b and AVolawa .st lib alto started.

Erom a good st.irt Wolawe was first to show out, and at tho half-mile post was half ft length in front of VoUloane. Lady Medallist, and Popinjay. At tho three-furlong post AVolawa and A'olnlouno were togethor in front, their nearest attendants being Lady Medallist and Malt King. Before reachinsr the. turn AVolawa retired. Volsloane and Lady Mcc._lli.3t rounded the turn together, nnd led into tho straight. Malt Kiiifr, coming fust, joined the leaders at tho distance, and, finishing utron-dy, beat Lady Medallist by tour lengths. Volsloane was five longtJis away, and then . came Aurofodina, Daniius, nnd VV r olawa. Time lmin -l-lsoc.

COOGEE HANDICAP, a sweepstake of 10 soys each, with 500 soys added; second 100 soys, and third 50 soys from stake. Ono milt* and a furlonir. F Hill's b k Alibi, by Fortiiiiatus—Asleep, aj,'ed, 7ft (lib .. .. .. .. 1 J. Turnhull's eh c Wassail, by Mulsfer—

Adelia, 3yr**. fist 131b . . ' .. F. Morton's eh m Kurin_ai. Ivy Elavil;-— A*..lo_, Syr-., is*.! jail) Eleven others started.

Sunlike and Alibi mad,'* the running into tho straight, where Alilji drew out and won by four ienjrths- half a length between second nnd third. Time, lmin s!>?se.c. EASTER-STAKES, a sweepstake of 10 sov..ach. with 500 soys adorn.; second 100

sin-?, and third 50 soys from stake. For two-year-olds. Seven .furlongs. W. B. Thompson's b f Symotris. by Mal.ster— Symmetry, " M * "P>" (ear. 7at 8lb) .. 1 3. M. Allison's be lUu.ee-.va. by Flavus-— Boilin-r, fi.st _lb .. ' .. . . a !'* 11. Fr.T'.er's br c „ario*>, by Grafton— Diamonds, tt.-t -ib .. ..3 Eleven others started. Golden Hop wa.- ijuicke.st away, but Symetris eocn took rharjfe, and never afterwards bcir.e headed, won by a length; half a lenirth between second and third. Timo. lmin 3.'>i?ec. C.-Ha'EI.LAND STAKES, a Mweepsfnko of 10 each, tvith 10.X) soys added; sce<*nd '-00 soy.-. and third 100 soys from stake. Two mile.-'. P. ana VV*. Mitchcll'.s eh h Trafalgar, by AValuvee—Grand Canary, Cvr», 9ai lib " (Pike'i I E. E. D. Clark's b h Eyeglass, by Isinplas»—Kiver Trent, oyrs, Ost lib" (Smith) 2 T. Scott's br g Sasomte, by Sir Tri=tram—Carronado. Yvr.s, lib

The only starters. Trafalgar was ':r«t to move, and na-j-ing th.-* judge's box led Saxonite by a length. Eyeglass a. .length further back". This was tho- order round the bend and aloajj the back. At tho fix t'urlonps post, where tho puce- unproved. Trafalgar liad hah" a length's advantaj-o from Sax-unite, who waj* n. length ahead of Eycplaas. but th<*. lait-cr moved up nt the turn. Once fnirly in lh<* run homo, Trat'.ilsar came away and won by four leitirths. Snxonite, who ran wi.io, was three I.T.i-ths a-.vi.y. No time was taken owim,- to tho .-.topp.'iL-.* of tho clock.

CITY HANDICAP, a sweepstake of 10 soys each, with 500 tevs nddoj; second 100 sovi, and third' ju sots from flake. One Mi!,- and iivt» /urlou:--. .1. I.'. K.-soT'-'s eh .: Donind.-*, by Prudent Kir.g—Patrio. lyrs. fist Tib . -

A. J. Staiis,-h-Aon*s b h MaJourec, br Piny'bill—Trilby, 6yr*". Sst _li> ..* < Hitntvr White*"' br •• Woail, by True Bin,-* —Carlx*rr_, syrs. Tst. 'Sib ' j Ei-rht others started. A p-ed f;ni-h; won by a Yhort len-th. Time. Inv.r: *