TURF IN AUSTRALIA

Evening Star, Issue 21819, 7 September 1934, Page 4

TURF IN AUSTRALIA

NEW ZEALAND HORSES Pres* Association —By Telegraph Copyright SYDNEY, September 6. For Tattersall’s Club races at Randwick on Saturday the acceptors tor the Chelmsford Stakes J} r ® : nPan 9.11, Hog 11 la 9.8, N'ghtly 9w, Pasha 8.2, The Marne, Theo i. 9. Gladsivood. Marcus Cicero, Duke Caledon 7.2, The Haider G. 13. _ The Tramway Handicap acceptors include Golden Wings 9.7, Closing Time 9.5, Golden Hair 8.9, The Masquerader 7.12, Prince Ponibal The Spring Handicap includes Topical 9.2, Limarch 8.12, Shatter 7.12, Forestry 7.11, Red Rufus 7.2, Cahcntc 6- The Hurdle Race includes Jayson 10 5 The Welter Handicap includes Deputy Ruler 9.8, Kodapen 9.0, Saltepray 8.9, Martian Chief 8.5, Capri? 8.4« Rain is still playing havoc with training operations. At Randwick, on the heavy steeplechase grass, Golden Wings showed dash over two furlongs. Golden Hair, who is making excellent progress, sprinted three furlongs nicely. Caliente and Marcus/Cicero falloped a good four fur ones. The [asquerader and Shatter bowled over six furlonge, and Closing Time and Limarch gave an excellent showing over the same distance. Silver Scorn is rather backward, hut is in good health. Nightly trotted, but was not lame. Custodian is still in the stable. At Victoria Park Peter Pan and Deputy Ruler ran five furlongs. Peter Pan is thriving, but Deupty Ruler is pot so good. . , . At Rosebery Oro ran a record hye furlongs in Imin 3sec. / Topical, Silver King, and Rogilla did sound gallops over seven furlongs. . Advice has been received that irejgilla, the 1930 A.J.C. Derby winner, was seriously injured at Gulgong stud. Ho broke both forelegs, and will probablv be destroyed. The Canterbury Park races were again postponed owing to light ram. The New Zealander Playground has recovered from his injury and is again jn light work.