SPORTING

Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21715, 24 February 1936, Page 15

SPORTING

v ANOTHER SUSPENSION

ANGELES MEETING - February 22, ' toaAK belonging to A. A. Baroni, s anta Anita Handicap, the U< tht«2r* rt pulse - of doll&rs. ? ' * MB? r . 10 furlongs was 2min \ i npply finished secL Mri^ rad . by Rosemont. The value Mfflfe^-^ lll9 is 104,000

WINTON J.C.

PRINCIPAL EVENT WON

BY BEAM

(j-MSS ASSOCIATION TELBOBAM.)

INVERCARGILL, February 22. rfhc Winton Jockey Club's meeting Ms concluded to-day in hot and sunny leather and the track was .again last, mere was a "large attendance. .The totffi£? handled £7704 10s, against S 10s vesterday. The total for the Seffng was £13,261, as against *flooll 10s in 1934. Results:- \

to- m° ore TBIAL stakes; Of 90 sovs. Six furlongs. . i_WYNWOOD 8-0 .. ■ Wilson 1 •|_Bondß-0 .. 9 2— Moneyless 8-0 .. .. > w f l V a \ 8 Archdeacon 8-0; 7 7 Vavemai 8-0; • 2 Western Song 8-0 bracketed with 4onevleL; 5. 5 Waiau Maid 8-0; 4. 4 Ash£ay 8-0; 3, 3 Fireguard 8-0 also started won by two lengths; half a length second M d third. Fireguard was fourth. .Time, imin 14 4-ssec.

OBETI TROT, m 100 sovs. 3min 39sec class. One mile V 1 and a half. ~2-EMBARK scr .. McDonald 1 if 10-Mishap scr .. .. Todd 2 « win scr • • Thomas 3 ii TAutcx'o scr; 12, 12 Master Lee scr; , "i Belle Grattan scr; 10 9 Erin's Star 12; riTritoma 12; 14. 15 Seamark 12; 7, 11 ?-iri" 12TM. 14 Monty Chimes 12; A.B ffi£tlv 24; 13. 13 Dusky 24; 2, 3 Harold ?uv 36-8, 6 Chief Drusus 36 also started. Wonby two lengths; a length and a half Jindand third. Erin's Star was fourth. 3niin 24 4-SS6C

SOLDIER MEMBERS' MEMORIAL SU HANDICAP, .of 115 sovs. One mile. * 3-BEAM 7-11 • • C. Wilson 1 4 4-Sailing Home 7-12 .. J. Dooley 2 i i_Valarth 7-13 • • A. Didham 3 22-Trivet 9-1; 5, 5 Toreador 7-7; 6, 6 Broken Rule 7-0 also started. Won by two lengths; half a length second and third. Trivet was fourth. Time. jmin 41 2-Bsec.

AWARUA HANDICAP, Qf 100 sovs. Six furlongs, i 2—VIOLENTA 8-7 .. J. Jennings 1 8 6-Coat of Arms 7-4 J. O'Connor 2 i s—Oara Bow 8-1 •• J. Taylor 3 \ 3 Wall Street 8-12; 2. 1 Amelita 8-8; • 7 Mayam 7-10; 9, 9 Red Treasure 7-4; T, 8 Henry Dawson 7-2; 5, 4 Wynwood 7-0 also started. Won by two lengths and a half; half a lenrth second and third. Henry Dawson iras fourth. Time, lmin ,13 l-ssec.

GEBRABD MEMORIAL STEEPLECHASE, 0£ 110 sovs! About two miles and a half. 4 3—RED LANCE 10-2 H. Anderton 1 3 2—Ecclefechan 9-4 .. F. Voight 2 1 l— Shillelagh Wood 9-3 V. Langford 3 2, 4 Parasang 9-11 (ran. off); 5, 5> Black Banner 9-5 (ran off); 6, 8 The Stalker 8-0 a]so started. Won by half a length; third a furlong and a half *way. The stalker was fourth. Time, smta 7sec. STEWARDS* PURSE HANDICAP, Of 1001 soys. ■ Six furlongs.

1-LOCHLAGGAN 9-1 .. R. Mackie 1 4-Wall Street 7-2 .. G. Barclay 2 2-SUk Paper 8-0 . ...J. Jennings 3 3 Penelope 7-7 also started. Won by a length; five lengths second and third, v Time, lmin 12 3-ssec.

•••: TURI DASH TROT, In saddle; Of OneraiteimdAfliuarter. *

1. 2-NQRMA GRATTAN scr - ■■>■■■■ - Cosgrove 1 *. 3—Worthy Claire scr .'. Walsh 2 2. I—Creep scr .. ..Thomas 3 14, 15 Lady Alwyn scr; 3, 5 Pasha scr (fell); 11,13 Master Garry scr; 7, 8 Walter Gay scr; 1. 2 Carver Dbone. scr bracketed with Norma Graltah; 8/12 Abel Scr; 12, IS Huru scr; 9, 9 Kentucky Sun scr; 6, 7 Do-:dbolder scr and Pola Negri 36 (fell) targeted: 17. 19' Prince Axworthy scr; 15, :j "lector Lee scr; 16, 18 Margaret King scr; 10; 14 Loyalist scr; 5, 6 Night Voyage s:r; 7 r 4 Mbradine scr; 11, 10 John Desbcrough 24; 13, 11 Park Drive 36; 17, 17 Et'inton 36 also started.

Von by three lengths; 10 lengths secondr p"d thjrd. Night Voyage was fourth. a J? Ksec.

JUBILEE ,FAREWEL,L HANDICAP, Of 100 sovs. One mile.

1. I—McHEATH 9-8 .. A- E. Ellis . 1 3. 2—lsland Xinriet7-:i3 .. J. Taylor 2 4. 4—Dazzling Eyes 7-0 A. Messervy 3 2, 2 Ocean Singer 8-6; 5, 6 Henry Dawson 7-0; 7, 7 Bond 7-0; 6, 5 Bonny June 7-0; 8, 8 Golden Song 7-0 also started. Won by a length and a half; three • lengths second and third. Ocean Singer was fourth. Time, Imin 40 l-ssec.

WAMFC E.C.

MJJMERHILL WINS STAKES

(PBB3S ASHOCJ(ATION : TELEGRAM.)

GISBOHNE, February 22,

The Waiapu Racing Club's annual meeting was held at Ruatoria in excellent weather, with a large attendance 8 "?JP going, The totalisator handled £3979; an increase of £552. Results:—

. HIKURANGI HACK, •Of. 40 sovs. Seven furlongs. J-SMAIiL BOY 8-7 .., W.Pine 1 l-7-Hunting Mars 8-13' ' .. Walsh 2 Mimic 7-12 ... Weir 3 |t M?eggy Defoe ff-0; 5 Acranha 7-13 also a length; same second and third. ™»,.lnun 31sec.

DISTRICT MAIDEN, • ' Of 35 sovs. Six furlongs. J-GUDEALONG 8-0 .. Weir . 1 »-Okawaß-0 " .. Forsyth 2 K.iu? U !? ampton 8 -°: 5 Red Gold 8-0; 6 wL 8 v Dream 8 -° started. Timi ? y , a lea Sth; same second and third.

• WAIAPU STAKES, Of 60 sovs. One mile and a quarter. HjUMMERHILL 7-0 ' ... Weir 1 |JUnn X Sky 8-13' .'. Pine 2 4?ftWto-7-7 .. Callahan 3 wST 8 * 6 also started. thCT_S y a length; same second «and ■»™. Time, 2min lOsec.

MATITI HACK, ■* Of 40 govs. Five furlongs. 1 » AK t ANUI 9 -° •■ Forsyth 1 ii&ntetto B-7 .. H. Young 2 Rouble Ace 7-7 .. Pine 3 •tarted 3 7 " 13 ' 9 ° ur B nnie 7 " 9 also tod°«,i b J £ ur len «ths; a length second •"a Wrd. Time,, lmin lsec.

COUNTIES' HACK SWEEPSTAKE. •> «-° f _ 30 ■ sovs. Seven furlongs. tffiSß 3»%»' 12 ••• Forsyth 3 Karted * 9 " 0; 5 ° kawa 7 - 7 also ••w'ttiiS? I hleG lengths; a nose second ,u ™W. Time, lmln 28sec.

Of u TtJp AKOA HACK! , ,J° SOV S' One mile and a distance. l-4£il, e S em 'y 9 "° • • Forsyth 2 3&^ efoe 10 - 3 •• Young 3 mk °" 7: 4 ? Iyin * M ! mic , fl "° fcid'fc!?/ £?° len Sths; a length second smra. Time, lmin 52 3-sssc.

' FAREWELL HANDICAP, i rg? fMBWD 8-7 • /; Pine .'■! TsSh-w 7 '„ •• Callahan 3 Wfet, ,Hint i int i ng 9 - 5 ; 6 Wolsey 7-7; 7 1 ""rtw" '• 5 Hard Times 7-7 also fcwPiKl'* 'length; same second and ~ -"fine, lmin i 5 i*s sec .

STAKE WON

AUSTRALIAN - RACING

VICTORIA PA&K, SYDNEY

(tTHITZO FEESS ASSOCIATION—COPXBIGHT.)

(Received February 23, 6.30 p.m.) SYDNEY, February 22,

At : the Victoria Park Racing Club's meeting to-day, the* first division of the Maiden Juvenile-Handicap, for two-year-olds, four furlongs and a half, was won by Royal Helena 8-7, with Chief Comedian (Chief Ruler—Comedy Queen) second, and Jean Harlow third. There were 18 starters, and Royal Helena won by four lengths in 56Jsec. 'Sir Regent was unplaced in the second division, and Prendegast was second in the third division, in which Florence Nightingale was -unplaced. Master Brierly was unplaced in the living Handicap. Collstar and Sir Walter, were unplaced In the Encourage Handicap, and Miss Nottava was unplaced in the Victoria Park . Handicap.

CAULFIELD MEETING

CUDDLE BEATEN

(Received February 23, 6.30 p.m.)

MELBOURNE. February 22

The Victoria Amateur Turf Club's autumn meeting was concluded at Caulfield to-day.

Regular Bachelor scored a convincing win in the Caulfield Futurity Stakes after Cuddle appeared to have the race in her keeping. Cuddle, showed, however, a creditable effort, as she came from last place to lead into the straight, and she finished in front of several first-class sprinters. Regular Bachelor is a Queenslander, who had not previously given of his best when racing away from his home city, but his effort stamped him as a horse of great class. Principal results were:—

ALMA STAKES, Of 600 sovs; second horse 120 sovs, and third horse 60 sovs from stake. For two-year-olds. Six furlongs. Bailleau and Osborne's br c BEECHWOOD by Backwood—Clear 8-13 W. Elliott 1 J. P. Arthur's br f Novia by Baralong —Tenebra 8-11 .. K. Voitre 2 M. Crossey's br f Excel by Beau Fils— Redgrass 7-6 .. N. Percival 3 There were 21 starters, including Limond Lad and Prince Quex. Won by a length; half a head between second and third. Time, lmln 13sec.

WOODCLIFF HANDICAP, Of 500 sovs; second horse 100 sovs, and third horse 50 sovs from stake. One mile and three furlongs. A. Morrow's b g NELLIE'S TIP by Tippler—Nellie's Choice Syrs 7-5 W. Elliott 1 B. Wilson's br g Highardo by High Art —Sito Syrs 7-5 • ... S. Tomison 2 S. Kent's b c Palf resco by Son o* Mine —Little Millie Syrs 8-8 .. A. Reed 3 . There were 18 starters. Including Bunsby Gaze, Greenhorn, Viceroy, and East Cape. Won by two lengths; half a length between second and third. Time. 2min JBJsec. *

THIRTY-NINTH CAULFIELD FUTURITY STAKES, , Of 2600 sovs; second horse 300 sovs, and

third horse 200 sovs from stake. Weight-for-age. Seven furlongs.

R. P. Trihey's br c REGULAR BACHE- ■:' LOR by Bachelor's Persse—Regulate 4yrs 9-0 .. E. Tanwan 1 R. J. Murphy's br m Cuddle by'Psy-' ' chology—Caress 6yrs 9-8 D. Munro 2 A. T. Craig's b g Press Gang by The Night Patrol—Quillion aged 8-12 T. Webster 3

Cardinal. Silver' Jubilee, Gay Pop, Prince Sion. and Paucanlus were scratched.

Won by three lengths; half a length between second and third. Time, lmin 24Jsec.

HAWKSBURN HANDICAP, Of 500 sovs: second horse 100 sovs, and third horse 50 sovs from stake. Six

furlongs. Mrs L. R. Buxton's b g HEROS by Heroic—-Loversland aged 9-4 T. Webster 1 Sir Hugh Denison's ch c Heritor by Heroic—Shula Agra 4yrs 7-2 M. Curby 2 R. Brown's br c Barracker by WindBag—Quetta 4yrs 8-10 D. Lewis 3 There were 20 starters, including Palm and Gay Circle.

Won by a length; two lengths between second and third. Time, lmin lOgsec. Jack Horner, Royal Hunting, Newhaven, and Yilderin were unplaced in the St. Clair Trial.

CUDDLE'S RIDER IN TROUBLE

MELBOURNE, February 22.

Another Sydney jockey was suspended by the Melbourne stewards when Darby Munro, who was to have ridden Gay Blonde in the Newmarket Handicap, Cuddle in the Australian Cup, and the unbeaten Fidelity in the Sires' Produce Stakes, was suspended for a month on a charge of causing interference by his mount, Cuddle, as she went to the front approaching the turn in the Futurity Stakes.