RANDWICK GALLOPS.

Press, Volume LI, Issue 15243, 3 April 1915, Page 12

RANDWICK GALLOPS.

(By Cable.—Press Association.—Copyright.) SYDNEY, April 1. Tlie weather was tine, but tho tracks wero heavy as the result of ruin.. Sir Alwynton beat" Tartanus over eight furlongs, run in. lmin 53' sec; liushi ran six furlongs in lmin 2—cc; Carhta wcut a rouhd in 2min 4—cc; Mconbriu and St. Spasa did a steady round; Hush Money beat Philio :n an eight furlong gallop, done in lmin 54_eec; Gillalambi and Lochano ran ei-riit furlongs in lmin 55' sec;, Golden Reck aud Red Signal did six furlongs in lmin 2Ssec; Frasca galloped nine in 2—in O-jsec; Ulva's Isle ran a mil© in lmin s'—ec; Flash Steel efiaily accounted for Cinders; Cettinge beat Rouen over five furlongs, run in lmin Ssec; Cisco d:d long and steady work; Tauntcr and Challenge Cross ran seven in "fmin 40sec; Blaguo galloped eight in lmin 55' sec; Del—to ran six in lmin, —.sec; Alured moved over six furlongt, in lmin 27*>ec; Mountain Knight ran eight in lmin 51j_scc; Gigandra did seven in lmin 3S*fs-ec; Ninfia cix in lmin 2Gsec; Woom.": did the fc**_*t six furlong gallop of li© morning iv lmin 22iscc; Portruah ran coven in lmin C7sec, besting Lady Boniform by twelve lengths; Gira and Cinders galloped _even furlongs in lmin 37sec Though it has dried materially to-day, the poing at Randwick to-morrow is likely to be heavy. The weather outlook is promiaing.