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(CONTINUED FROM PAGE 13) AUSTRALIAN CUP MARAUDER’S WIN TWO NEW RECORDS (Received March 6, 6.30 p.m.) MELBOURNE, March 5. The weather was warm, .and there was a large attendance, for, the concluding day of the Victoria Racing Club’s autumn meeting at Flemington. Regular Bachelor finished brilliantly to win the Leonard Stakes. Amiable ran a good race. A wind assisted towards the fast time of the winner. Ajax had an effortless win in the Lloyd Stakes, the time being three-quarters of a second outside the Australian and. New Zealand record. He has now won £16,850. Out of 15 starts, he has had 11 wins and three seconds. Ajax, who is engaged in the Doncaster Handicap at Sydney, is likely to be reserved for weight-for-age races. Evening Mist's second was regarded as a good Doncaster effort, but Ajax outclassed his rivals. The champion Seymour broke down and was beaten into third place in the Autumn Steeplechase. , • . Marauder was badly placed early, but outstayed the opposition, In the Australian Cup. He has now won four races in succession. He began with a victory in the Trial Hurdles at Ascot in September. His rider, J. O’Sullivan, won the Melbourne Cup on Hall Mark. Marauder is raced by a prominent bookmaker, Mr Wallace Mitchell, who was a big winner as the result of the horse’s success. Le Grand ran a poor race, and was never near the leaders. Last year’s winner, Mutable, disappointed his supporters. There was an exciting finish in the Gibson Carmichael Stakes, Brethren winning in the last stride. Llmulet finished well when the race was all over. Grand Song was never dangerous. Northwind made a “return to form to win the Farewell Handicap, in which Mohican was a big disappointment. Results : ‘ . LEONARD STAKES, Of £7OO. Six furlongs.
R. P. Trihey’s br hj REGULAR BACHELOR by Bachelor’s Persse— Regulate 6yrs 8-13 .. K. Voitre 1 W. R. Kemball’s tolk f Amiable (N.Z.) by Lord Quex —Agreeable 3yrs 8-3 ■ W. Elliott 2 E. A. Haley’s br li King’s Head by Bullhead —Ferntree 6yrs 8-11 D. Munro 3
There were 14 starters.' . Aurie’s Star was fourth. Time, Imm 9jsec—an Australian and New Zealand record. C. M. LLOYD STAKES,
Of £IOOO. Weight-for-age. One mile. Bailleau, Thompson, and Constable’s ch. c AJAX by Heroic—Medmenham 3yrs 8-6 .. .. H. Badger 1 T D. and R. B. Gove’s hr m Evening Mist by Beau Fils—Misty Night aged 8-12 .. •• A. Reed 2 A. T. Creswlck’s b c Damalis by Thracian—Amarelle 3yrs 8-6 K. Vortre 3 Pamelus 9-1 also started. Time, Imin 35« sec. AUTUMN STEEPLECHASE, Of £7OO. About two miles and a half. P. Webb’s b g EL DAMAROYAL by El Dorado—Turmoil mare aged 9-13 R. Sweetman 1 T Peirson’s ch g Dilpurra by Red Dennis—Miss Tuck aged 9-0 .. J. Maher 2 D. Zealley’s ch g Seymour by Sarchedon—Mary Stewart aged 12-7 A. Fullarton 3
There were eight starters. Won by four lengths: three lengths second and third. Conde was fourth. Sir Muslin, King Grove, and Late Return fell. Time, 4min 47sec. AUSTRALIAN CUP,
Of £3OOO and trophy value £IOO. Two miles and a quarter. W. Mitchell’s br g MARAUDER by The Buzzard —Kanzu syrs 7-4 J. O’Sullivan 1 J. A. Scully’s ch g Old Rowley by The Buzzard —Syceonelle 4yrs 8-0 H. Badger 2 Dawson and Foulsham’s b g Pooley Bridge by Ornamentation —Talkative aged 7-13 .. W. Elliott 3 There were 17 starters. Red Manfred was scratched. Young Crusader was the early leader, with the placed horses near the rear of the field. Marauder'moved up at the turn and took charge a furlong from home to beat the fast-finishing Old Rowley by three-quarters of a length: a neck between second and third." Then followed
Young Crusader. Bringa, and Red Bay. with Rhodian last. Time. Sonin 47isec —an Australian and New’ Zealand recordGIBSON CARMICHAEL. STAKES. Ol £7OO. For two-year-olds. Seven furlongs. S. Green's ch c BRETHREN byVerbius—Filial 8-5 .. A Breaslcj X Mrs P. H. Osborne’s ch g Valhalla bj Excitement—Mince He 8£ iXanTt> x A T. Creswick’s ch c Kingdom by Thracian—Queen’s Consort 7 *-{ roUre # - There were 19 starters. „ . Won by a head: half a head second and third. Fort Regal was fourth- Tune. Imin 25|sec. FAREWELL HANDICAP. Of £7OO. One nOle. H. Cohen’s br g NORTHWXND by Windbag—Miss Bon 6yr^J'^ easley 4 S. R. Lamond’s ch g Lolorua by Heroic —Weela Syrs 8-2 .. t. Shean 1 Pelham and Taylor’s ch g Irving by Salmagundi—Vallino 6yrs #
There were 11 starters. . _ Won by half a head: tbree second and third. Dark Sky was foarm. Time, imin 364 sec.
IN SYDNEY
WIN for fantan
(Received March 6. 6.30 P-m.l SYDNEY. March 5At the Moorefield races to-day; E.C. McManemin rode four winners. Journal. Bullchase, Electron, and Fan tan. and two seconds, Goldspsrk &od Atcas. * The New Zealand filly FanUn (NigoJ Paid—Dresden China) won the second d&sio? of the Wer Har^P^ Dutiful was unplaced in the Three ana Four-year-old Handicap. Viceroy was olaced in the Moorefield Handicap, won by Journal. Linklet was unplaced in tha first division of the Flying welter. OPUNAKE R.C. acceptances The following acceptances havebeen received for the Opunake meeting, to too held on Saturday:— PATIKI HURDLES, of £IOO. One milo and a half. „ st lb. st. lb - Sporting Song 10 10 Tavistock 9 7 Kentucky „ BoofcZaw - ■ | * Song 9 9 Royal Fire 9 ° MAIDEN RACE, of £IOO. Six furlongs. . st. lb. o = Car Leaf ..8 5 Tomoana . 8 | Fafner - 8 f GoW Glare 8 | Lucrece 8 5 “ « « Cytos ..8 5 Narrator - « | Golden Jakara - 8 5 Orchid 8 5 Discourse Wee Ethel .. 8 3 SeW- 8 s FLYING HANDICAP, of £l5O. Six furlongs. st. lb. s^; Taitoru .. 9 0 Race Call -. If Clessamor 8 3 Red Sand -- i ~ ■ Notium .. 713 Dancing Ladj * ELECTRIC HACK, of £IOO. Five furlongs. st. lb. £t - Ib - Lifeguard .. 9 4 Daisy Cham 710 Windscreen 8 5 Advance _ Amoroso .. 8 3 Plane ~ ■» Racecamp 8 0 Gold Glare a Silver Gift 713 Tomoana .. ; 0 OPUNAKE CUP. of £220. One mite and a quarter, st. lb. st- lb - Taitoru ..9 8 Naughty. Red Sand .. 712 Marietta : 3 Ohanga -- .0 JUVENILE HANDICAP, of £IOO. Five furlongs, st. lb. st- iCr „ Fafner ..9 0 Ripple ' I ~ Golden Narrator . - S . Orchid 813 Rismguard 8 j Wynardo .. 811 Captain Bhgh S -> St. Cedric 8 9 Ruling Ladj S - PRESIDENT'S HACK, of £IOO. Eight furlongs and a half. st. lb. stNaughty Student _ , Marietta 9 0 Prmee ■ * Ohanga ..87 P.acecamp 7 6 Chat .. 8 0 Glenthawn • o Bonny Glow 8 0 Jakat* * " Shangri La 7 6 Trill tha 7 9 FAREWELL HACK, of £ 100. Six furlongs. st. ft. st.lb Lifeguard ..9 0 Daisy Cham ■ « High Test .. 813 Advance _ Silver Gift 8 0 plane L I Amoroso 713 Gold Glare * 3
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