SPORTING

Evening Post, Volume CXXI, Issue 138, 12 June 1936, Page 11

SPORTING

NEWBURY SUMMER CUP

IRISH HORSE SUCCESSFUL

United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright. (Received June 12,12.30 p.m.) LONDON, June 11. On the second day of the Newbury Summer Meeting the following was the result of the NEWBURY SUMMER CUP, a handicap sweepstakes with £1000 added; second £200, third £75; 1| miles. W. Barnett's b h Chirgwin, by Trigo—Undaunted 11, by Teddy,

4yrs . 1 Lady Violet Henderson's blk g Bird's Eye, by Buen Ojo— Jacana, syrs 2 A. Savile's br m British Quota, by Embargo—Cellulose, syrs 3 Six started. Won by two lengths; half a length between second and third. Winner bred in Ireland by owner, and trained by R. C. Dawson at Whatcombe, Berkshire.

Chirgwin, winner of this year's Newbury Summer Cup, is an Irish horse who was transferred to England by Mr. Barnett near the close of last year. Formerly trained by J. T. Rogers at The Curragh, he was only once a winner as a two-year-old and once last year, each time at The Curragh, but his minor placings Included a third in the Irish Two Thousand Guineas, won by his stablemate Museum, and a second in the Baldoyle Derby, won by African Lily, another stablemate. Rogers, it will be recalled, scooped the pool in the Irish classics last year, and the three place-fillers in the Two Thousand were from his stable, Chirgwin 'being the elect'in that race. Chirgwin's sire, Trigo, one of Blandford's sons, won the English Derby and St. Leger for Mr. Barnett in 1929. His dam, Undaunted 11, is a French-bred mare whom Mr. Barnett imported in 1931, being a daughter of Teddy and the Spearmint mare Persistent.—"Rangatira." TIMES FOR HASTINGS Starting times at the Hawke's Bay Meeting tomorrow will be: —12.0, Hastings; 12.40, Whakatu; 1.20, Havelock; 2.0, Steeples; 2.40, Rotopai; 3.20, Woodlands; 4.0, FinaL MANY DISQUALIFICATIONS ■ OSJtad Ptm» Association —By ElectrU Ttteerapb—Copyright. BRISBANE, June 11. Three horses fell in a race at the Albion Park course yesterday. The stewards held an inquiry, resulting in four trainers, three jockeys, and three horses being disqualified for six months for "improper practices. Those involved were the trainers J. C. Williams, F. Davis, H. Kime, and F. Bishop, the jockeys J. Conquest, T. Dwyer, and C. Jackson, and the horses Red Chris. Chrysobus, and Syce March. Conquest is one of the State s leading jockeys. CAPE LILOCK RUNS THIRD MELBOURNE, June 11. At the Caulfleld Compensation Meeting today Cape Lilock was third in the Trial Hurdles, and the following New Zealanders were unplaced: Gay Brunette in the first division of the Two-year-old Handicap: Night Club in the second division of the Novice Handicap; Revision in the Welter Purse; and Epigram and Gay Sheila in the Welter Plate.