V.A.T.C. AUTUMN MEETING.

Press, Volume L, Issue 14902, 16 February 1914, Page 8

V.A.T.C. AUTUMN MEETING.

(By Cable.—Press Association. —Copyright.) MELBOURNE. February 14.

The following is the result of the FEDERAL STAKES, of 500 soys; for two-year-olds. <Five furlongs. S. Miller's br c Eabecn, by Mousqueton—

Norowa. ?.. •• •• v A. Mansfield's br c Maharajah, by Posi-

lano—lndian Queen •• •• - A. T. Crcswick'e b or br f Andersme. by The Welkin—And;m3ito .. .-3 There were sixteen starters. Won by "three lengths; neck second and third. Time, lmin Ssec. BOND CUP, of CSO aovs. One nule end a half. K. Crawford"s b c Effervescence, by Simmer—Carbelle, 4yrs .. .. ■■ l W. B. Lang's £T c Lord Grey, by .briar Tuck-Lady in Gr«v, syrs .. •■ - J. Lynch's br g Prizefighter, by Havoc— Tho Prize, aged .. •• •• 3 There were fourteen eiartera. Won by two lengths and a half. rc<ar.<i and third. Time, 2min 3Cscc. OAKLEIGU PLATE, of 1350 soys. livo furlong 3 and a. half. A. Knox's br c Popinjay, by Maltster— Pose. syr3, Ost Olb .. •• •■ l 3. Torolinson'e gr h Nuwara Ehya, by Orzil—Paradcniya., as«d, Oet 3!b .. - C A. Coshlan's blk s Four Flush (late Bobalink), by Bobadil—Stalin-, 4yre, 7«t 71b .. -. •• •• 3

There were twenty-five starters. Popinjar, on the rails, was fiwt away, but Woorak flowed the way round. Popinjay drew out inyidc the distance, and won by a length and a quarter; three-quarters of a >n s '.h aecoml and third. Time, lmm Bisec, tho siowKt for five- years. ST. GEORGE'S STAKES, of 650 sots; wei-ht-for-age. One milo nnd a furlong. P. A. Connoiiy'e br h Jolly Beggar, by Ayr Lady—Lady Trcnvilie, aged .. 1 J. Mawbey's blk m Mountain Princess, by Hymettus—Princcs3 Beatrice, 6yrs 2 A D." Murphy's br c Andolosia, by Fortunatus—Diffidence, 3yi3 .. ..3 There were thirteen starters. Won by half a length; lengthy and a. half second and third. Time, lmin SSsec.