WIN FOR PALADY

Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 149, 19 March 1936, Page 15

WIN FOR PALADY

Racing at Victoria Park ROGILLA TO BE RETIRED By Telegraph—Press Assn. —Copyright. (Received March IS. 10.10 p.m.) Sydney, March IS. At the Victoria Park races the following was the result of the first division of the— FLYING HANDICAP. Six furlongs and a half. PALADY, 6.12 (Curby) 1 MERRIE MILLER, 8.0 .. (James) 2 GLENWITCH, 7.-1 .... (A. Ward) 3 Sixteen started, including Norman Conquest and Loud Applause. Half a neck ; half a length. Time, 1.19}. M. McCarten, who resumed riding on Saturday after having completed his period of fc’iispension, won the second division on Lord Sun. Mr. L. Haigh announced to-day that Rogilla has run bis last race and is to be retired. Mr. Haigh. who leased Rogilla throughout his racing career, said that the gelding had developed a round bone and it was useless persevering witli bis preparation. TRENTHAM STATISTICS Distribution of Stakes The most successful owner at the Wellington autumn meeting was Mr. G. M. Currie, whose two horses, Spiral and Entail, won £560. Silver Ring’s Thompson success gained £455 for Mr. A. H. Walton; and Mr. T. A. Duncan, owner of the double winner Entheos, and Mr E. Huy. owner of Greek Shepherd, also won over £4OO. The distribution of the stakes is as follows:— £ G. M. Currie 560 A. 11. Walton 455 T. A. Duncan 415 E. Hay 410 Sir Charles Clifford .. . . 375 0 Cox, £340: .1. M. Cameron, £335; E. 11. Aubrey, £325; J. M. Reedy, £315: C. N. Draper. £310: C. A. Boles. £305; T. H. Lowry. £210; Mrs. M. Higgins, £210; J. O’Meara, £200: J. Jama-on, £200; Mils M. C. Wilson. £200: A. T. Smith. £105: Smith brothers, £190: J. F. Kiley. £175; G. R. Grace, £175; E. C. Loisel, £175; F. Ormand. £175; I’. T. Hogan, £160: W. 11. Higgins, £125; A. Louisson. £115; J. C. Kennedy, £110: H. S. George, £9O; R. J. Murphy. £7O: W. H. Wilson, £7O; H. W. Moss, £6O; IL W. H. Holden. £55; F. Parker, £5O; C. Watkins and E. Watson. £5O; E. and N. Rutherford. £5O; Q. Donald. £4O: E. Simpson, £4O; Mrs. D. Levin. £35, J. S. McLeod, £3O; H. Kearns, £3O: D W. Westenra, £3O: D. J. Barry, £25; M. J. Lane, £25; W. .1. Wood, £25; B. Burgess, £25; B. Goodman, £2O; 11. B. Lorigau, £2O. Winning Trainers. The most successful trainer was L. G. Morris (Marton), who scored three successes with Entheos (twice) and Clarion Call. Four trainers saddled up two winners, these bi ing IV. Rayner, Wanganui (Entail and Spiral); J. Clements, Hastings (Pakanui twice); J. Fryer. Hawera (Onewhetu and Le Grand) ; and F. W Davis, Woodville (Karl and Birthday Party). Trainers to produce single winners were: —F. D. Jones (Riccarton). J. Stewart (Greymouth), T. Hobbs (Oarnaru), AV. Turnbull (Gisborne), T. H. Gillett (Riccarton), O. Cox (Hawera). R. Burgess (Masterton), P. Burgess (Trentham), T. R. George (Trentham), 11. and A. Cntts (Ricarton). J’. M. Cameron (Hastings). F. Gilchrist tEllen-lie). ami AV. Goseombe (Gisborne). Winning Jockeys. The jockey. P. Atkins, rode four win hits (Pakanui twice, Big Dook, and Karl), and he headed this list. A. E. Ellis (Silver Ring. Silver Streak', and Rcreatu), L. J. Elliis (Gustos. Greek Shepherd and Maine), and G. IT. Humphries (Entail, Spiral, and Wild Chase) each rode three winners. T. Tito (Entlieos twice), C. Sheild (Onewhetu and Le Grand), and W. J. Broughton (Fries hind and Birthday Party) enjoyed double victories. Single successes went to B. H. Morris (Clarion Call). A. Jenkins (Erua), R. AV. Savage (Hunting Mare), E. Burgess (Chile), and S. AVilson (After Money I.