FINISH OF THE SYDNEY CUP

Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21461, 1 May 1935, Page 14

FINISH OF THE SYDNEY CUP

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venient position. Winooka shortly afterwards dropped back suddenly, while High had no trouble in passing Arachne, who began to lose ground m. -e quickly than was expected. Nearing the last furlong Hall Mark also came prominently into the picture. He got on terms with High, and each then engaged in a great battle, Hall Mark, under his b:g weight, running in under pressure. The chestnut stuck to his task, and by a neck brought off one of the greatest lastminute coups in an important event at Randwick.

High ran a very good race throughout, but was simply beaten on the day by the horse of class. With Hall Mark out of the way High would- have had a most convincing wip. | Winooka was never further back than third until he met with the mishap. Silver King also held a prominent position for the mile, and his third was a very satisfactory performance. Dromos and Care Free were going exceptionally well just behind the place-getters nt the judge. Break Up's defeat was contributed to by his suffering a check shortly after the jump-'\ut, from which stage he was mostly in the ruck. Sarcherie may have done much better had her rider revealed a little more patience. He rushed her up altogether tco quickly at the five furlongs, with the resuh that, for the remainder of the journey, she could only maintain th- one pace, and this was -alueLss at the serious stage. Blixtcn came home well. B.q was a distinct last at the half-mile.

The time for the race, Imin 3?Jsec, was a second and three-quarters out of Winooka's record of 3833, but three

Sylvia llolto, Sonoma King, Carl, Princess Guy, Bon Haven. ENFIELD HANDICAP, of 200 soys : one, I rnilo and a quarter—Agile, Tax]<aver, Queen Author, Master Roy, Peter Loeanda. Cloudy [ Ranse, Key Spec, Muriel do Oro, War liuoy, Crna-anour, Prairie Kinjr, Bracken, Wrecker, Eureka Boy, Dusolina, Mocast, Native Chief. STEWARDS' HANDICAP, of 130 bovs; one mile and n half —FhincbrCTtie, Doris Dcrbv, Lynwood, Noble Prince, '' Eighteen Carat, Midnight Sun, Wee Wrack, Dillon Queen, Mystery Yet, Sea Trail, De Soto, Wnrpiilli. Dusky, Embark War Betty, Southern Smile, Erin's Chance, Rongomni, Gold Salute, Antrim, Slinndon Chimes, Guy Mauritius, Colene Parrisli, Insolvent, Moana Tatuft. ELECTRIC HANDICAP, of K3O soys; one mile—Yankeoland, Royal Parade, Ayr Loss, Lynv.-ood, Rocka Ahead, Oluvinond, Golden Cro.sM, Admiral Binsen, Frank Mae, Lena ! I3inßf.ii, Lena Thorpe, Great Thought, j Directum, Mountain Jewel, Banffshire Lad, Black' Jester. General Wrack. Rlandford.