AUSTRALIAN RACING

Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21733, 16 March 1936, Page 15

AUSTRALIAN RACING

TATTERSALL’S CLUB MEETING (unwed press amocuwo*—corMuaw.) (Received March 15. 6.30 p.m.)

' SYDNEY. March 15. The weather was fine for the City Tattersall's race meeting, at Randwick on Saturday.

Peter Pan, although beaten out of a place in the Randwick Stakes, was not disgraced. He was pocketed at the turn and appeared tb falter, yet he just missed a Place. The Winner. Sarcherie. made her own pace, and although hotly challenged by Gay Blonde,,, lasted long enough to win by a narrow margin. Master Brlerly got away badly. Scratchmere Scar shaped reasonably well and Contact looked extremely dangerous to the last stride. Limarch broke down at the half-mile. . . ~ . The Youthful Stakes was notable for the failure of Billy Boy, who got a bad start and almost came down at the halfmOe. He finished last. The winner, Talking, won in great style from the much-fancied Spirits. - Egtnont was Just beaten in the City Tattersali’s Cup by Salamander, who was always in the leading division. Hadrian fulfilled expectations by winning the Denman Stakes, but he did not show the same dash as at the spring meeting. Limarch fractured a near fore pastern and was removed to a veterinary hospital. An attempt will be made to save him for stud purposes providing this course Is approved by the owners, who have been communicated with by cablegram. Treatment of the injured leg has already been begun by the veterinary surgeon, Mr Roy Stewart. Vista, who was only beaten by half a head by Hadrian in the Denman Stakes, was kicked fpur times at the starting barrier. Peter Pan pulled up well after the Randwick Stakes. Tfae Jockey C. Maher was suspended for a month for not making a proper effort to .keep Contact straight in the Randwick Stakes, resulting In Gay Blonde and King’s Head being hampered at the home turn. Results of the principal events were as follows: YOUTHFUL STAKES, Of 250 sovs. For two-year-olds. Six furlongs. S. Cash’s b c TALKING by MagpieSociety 7-H .. O’Sullivan J J. King’s br f Spirits by Tippler—Joan Clare 8-7 .. .. Pratt 2 D. Lewis’s ch c Glenman by Silverado —Tolable 7-11 .. .. Maher 3 There were 19 starters, including We Three and Jubilee Singer. Won by two lengths: half a head second and third. Time. Imin 12sec. RANDWICK STAKES, Of 350 sovs. Welght-fbr-age, with allowances. One mile. J. J, Leahy’s ch m SARCHERIE toy Archery—Sarkara syrs 8-7 Maxwell 1 G. Courtenay’s ch f Gay Blonde by Gay Shield—Lady Marie 4yrs 8-6 Pratt 2 Claveranne and Lewis’s b c Contact by Marconigram—Air Lady 4yrs 8-9 Maher 3 There were 10 starters. Lough Neagh and Mr Kerry being scratched. Won by half a length; a long head second and third. Peter Pan. Rogilla, and Oro followed the placed horses. Time, Imin 36Jsec DENMAN STAKES. Of 350 sovs. Six furlongs. H. White’s ch c HADRIAN by Tippler —Figure 3yrs 8-10 .. Pratt 1 F. Williams's br g Vista by Rossendale —Silver Lining 6yrs 8-1 .. Britt 2 W. Carlton’s br g Thebez by Satelles— Be’rnardette 4yrs 7-9 .. Lightfoot 3 There were 12 starters, Cid and Bouyeo being scratched. Won by half a head: a length and a half second and third. Time, Imin llsec. CITY TATTERSALL’S CUP. Of 500 sovs and trophy valued 50 guineas. One mile and three furlongs. Mrs P. Osborne’s ch f SALAMANDER by Salmagundi—Chorus 3yrs 7-0 Ward 1 E. J. Watt’s br c Egmont by Limond— Imprudence 3yrs 7-2 car. 7-4 Parsons 2 W. Brunton's b g Mr Kerry by Doric— Lady Muskerry aged 9-0 Pratt 3 There were 15 starters. Magnitas and Prittle Prattle being scratched. Won by three-quarters of a length; two lengths second and third. Time. 2min 20Jsec. CLUB WELTER HANDICAP, Of 250 sovs. Seven furlongs W. C. Douglas’s b c MONANUI by Limond—Rose Queen 3yrs 8-13 Knox 1 J. King’s br m Golden Gate by Limond —Royal Exchange aged 10-2 .. Pike 2 J. Walker's b hj Fernacre by Fernkloof —Bronacre syrs 10-11 McMenamin 3 There were 14 starters. Including Cherry King, Lovesong, and Palady. Won by half a length; same second and third. Time, Imin 25sec. Collstar was unplaced in the Novice Handicap. V.A.T.G. MEETING MELBOURNE, March 15. The Victorian Amateur Turf Club’s meeting was held yesterday. Following were the results:— ST, KILDA HANDICAP One njile and a half NALDA 7-9 .. .. K. Voltre 1 Nellie’s Tip 7-12 .. .. Badger 2 Marabou 9-0 .. .. Skidmore 3 There were eleven starters, including Greenhorn. Time, 2min 32Jsec. Marabou ran his best race for some time and finished on strongly. SOUTH YARRA HANDICAP... Six furlongs. VALIANT CHIEF 9-2 .. K. Voitre 1 Phenomenon 8-7 .. Skidmore 2 Threelake 6-7 .. ~ Molloy 3 Ten started. Won by half a head; same second and third. Time, imin lOJsec—a course record. Prince Quex, Gay Brunette, and Riddle were unplaced in the Orrong Two-year-old Handicap. Jack Horner was unplaced in the Kooyong Welter. DISQUALIFIED ACTION AT MOONEE VALLEY MELBOURNE, March 15. T. J. Hayes, owner-trainer, W. Sharp, apprentice jockey, and the chestnut horse, Surplus, were disqualified for a year for “dishonourable action and improper practice’’ in the Walter Purse at the Moonee Valley meeting on Thursday. MARLBOROUGH T.C, PROTEST TO TROTTING ASSOCIATION At. a meeting of the Marlborough Trotting Club, the president (Mr E. F. Healy) presided. The programme for the meeting Which will be held on May 7 was discussed, and a schedule of eight events was drawn up.. It was decided to make the stake money the same as for the May, 1935, meeting. A resolution was passed protesting against the action of the New Zealand Trottin" Association in insisting on the full stakes, as provided by the Rules of Trotting, being given by the Marlborough Racing Club for its recent summer meeting thus depriving local trotting owners of four races for their horses. The hdpe was exnressed that the Marlborough Racing Club would include four trotting events on its programme for the May meeting, after the trotting meeting, thereby making an attractive series of races for visiting and local trotting horses. TROTTING IN ADELAIDE EMILIUS WAY COMPETES (Received March 15, 8.5 p.m.) ADELAIDE. March 14. The Tasmanian trotter Emilius Way, who raced in New Zealand before going to Perth for the Inter-Dominion Championships, competed at the Wayville trotting meeting to-night, but was unplaced in the Stratton Stakes, of 13 lurlpngs. The race was won by Prin-

cess Myrtle, who was 20 yards behind The time was 3min 42 4-ssec, Evicus has injured a leg, Roi TOr Is still In Adelaide, and will remain for some time. Evicus and Emilius Way will return to New Zealand in September,