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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 20, 25 January 1937, Page 13

MAN ANT TT TN FORM Hed Clover and Odilion were unj I lilillirVix U1 11> -* vlviU placed in the Maiden Handicap, and Riposte, Lancer, Jubilee Singery and Sir Regent were unplaced in ther ANOTHER WIN IN SYDNEY Trial Stakes. United l'ress Association—By Electric Tele- PAMELUS BREAKS RECORD 1 craiih—Copyright. SYDNEY, January 24. (fnlied Press Association—By Electric Tel*» .At th ® R , OSehl R^ cing Cl " b ' s Tt^ et " MELBOURNE, January 24. mg yesterday the former New Zea- AttheMoonee Valley Racing Club's land jockey, M. McCarten, rode three Meeting yesterday the following were winners, including Picamar and Lady t!jc principal results: — Pola, winners of the divisions of the WILLIAM REID STAKES, £1000; Handicap. McC.rt.n «™,„, iSnS!""" 6 * """ the outstanding rider of two-year-olds h. Duke's b h Pamelus, by Bullhead in Sydney. —Tango Lass, syrs, 8.10 (Elliott) lj Results included:— Studio, 8 6 (Dempsey) 2j Cereza, 9.4 (Wilson) 3| FLYING HANDICAP, £200; 6 furlongs. Also started: Young Idea, Prince E. A. Haley's br h King's Head, by Quex, and Press Gang. Length; half. Bullhead —Fern tree, syrs 9.7 a length. Time, lmin lljsec; a course (Bartle) 1 record. The Queenslander Pamelus The Marne, 9.2 (K. Cook) 2 won impressively. Silver Rose, 7.6 (O'Sullivan) 3 CALDERMEADE HANDICAP, £400;, Seventeen started, including Silver li miles and 10 yards. Coat. The Marne was first past the J. M. Niali's br h Golden Promise, post, but the race was awarded to by Limond—Lady Bentinck, j King's Head on a protest. Short head; 4yrs, 9.8 (Skidmore) t length. Time, lmin 13jsec. Mutabel, 7.2 (Burgoyne) 2 K. Cook, rider of The Marne, was V B,' 7-12 (Badger) ....... •■••• • •■'J' ( suspended for a month for careless rid- N J C <£ 7isec j B ' Bazaar was unplaced in the Niddri® ROSEHILL HANDICAP, £200; 11 Handicap. miles. J. W. Cook's ch h Friar's Switch, RPmNOim VniIMC^TFRS by Friarsdale—Switch, 3yrs, 7.6 KtblNUUto TUUIMuo tKo (W. Cook) 1 Hope, 8.2 (K. Cook) 2 There are half a dozen two- and Jovial Son, 8.0 (Parsons) t three-year-olds by the Limond sire Brazeno, 6.10 (White) t Resinous now in work at Hawera, the tDead-heat for third. latest to be put into commission being Nine started, including Hands Up. a nicely-turned -filly from Monalof, a Two lengths; length. Time, 2min 6sec. useful galloper some seasons back. The rAßTTivfpm?n mtt t? i mil* who has been named Golden CARLINGFORD MILE, £150, 1 mile. Qrchid, is under R. Brough's care. AnW C. Douglas's br h Mananui, by other Resinous youngster who is Limond —Rose Queen, syrs, 9.6 making steady progress is the half* (McCarten) 1 brother to Taitoru. Autoland, JJ.3 (Browne) 2 Amyrin, the dam of Resinous, is by. Cognac, 8.7 (Shean) 3 Bezonian from Amyris, by Gold Reef, Six started, including Retrieved, and has already produced good winLength and a half; two lengths. Time, ners in Bathos, Grotesque, Melissa, lmin 41sec. and Perception.

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