N.Z. CUP

Grey River Argus, 9 November 1931, Page 3

N.Z. CUP

WON BY SPEARFUL Stewards to Cimabue LACK WINS WELCOME. ( Per Press Association). CHRISTCHURCH. November 7. The Canterbury Jockey Club’s Metropolitan meeting opened to-day in glorious weather, the .track being very fast, after a prolonged spell of dry weather. The attendance was good. The tote handled £34,417. compared with £48,6744 last year. Results: — Spring Hurdle Handicap, of two miles.—s LANDMARK (Miles) 1,2 Captain’s Gift (Cooper) 2, 4 Quinopal (Trillo) 3. Also sf'tar'ed: 3 Carinthia, 1 Lancer, 7 Gallivanter car 9.1. 6 Good Gift, 8 Desert Glow. Captain’s Gift led by two lengths from Landmark and Lancer to the last fence, but once over this, Landmark finished strongly ami won by half a length from Capain’s Gift. Quinopal was a length and a-half away. Lancer was fourth. Time 3,42 4-5.

Spring Plate, of one mile.—l FIJI (Wiggins) 1, 6 Dun raven (Green) 2, 7 Beacon Fire (Humphries )3. Also started: 3 Lock? ley, 1.3 Solitaire 11., 17 Ann Shakespeare, 5 Convoy, 2 Gallant Fox, 12 Gay Court, 14 Nightguard, 8 Palace. 15 Tautbow, 18 Vitaphone car 7.10, 9 Gold Pit car 7.8, 10 Lady Vane, 11 Rose of Orange, 4 Ruling Light, 16 Top Flier car 7.3. The order into the straight was: Beacon Fire, Fiji. Palace, Locksley, Dunraven and Nightguard. Fiji finished well and won. by half a length from Dunraven, with Beacon Fire two lengths way, and N’ghtguard fourth. Time 1.39 4-5. Linwood* 1 Handicap, of seven furlongs.—9 KAKARA (A. Eastwod) 1 1 Chief Cook (Gray) 2. 3 Moorbird car 7.12 (Green) 3. Also started: 11 Sharp Thorn. 6 Solwit, 7 Pakitere, 2 Pc*er Jackson. 8 Grecian Prince car B.OJ, 10 Hounslow, 4 Jayson, 5 Pharaoh, 17 Lord Buchan car 7.11, 14 Bachelor’s Idol. 19 Tres See, 16 Ac’taeon, 20 Water Polo car 7,4|. 18 Palada, 15 Ma Belle Polly car 7.3, 13 Countermarch car 7.2, 12 Babel. Grecian Prince led into thp straight from Peter Jackson, Ala Belle Polly, Countermarch, and Solwit, with Kakara and Moorbird also prominent. Kakara then came away and won by a length and a-half from Chief Cook. Moorbird was half a length back and Bachelor’s Idol was four'h. Time 1.26 4-5. NEW ZEALAND CUP, of two miles:— 7 Messrs F, and N. Freeman’s b.g. SPEARFUL (Greyspear —Markful) 6yrs, 7.0 (W. J. Broughton) 1 <8 Mr J. M. Samon’s b.g. ADMIRAL DRAKE (Chief RulerTame Duck), syrs, 7.0 (A. East wood) 2 1 Dr. M. G. Louisson’ s ch.g. GAY CREST (Shillinglee — Hoopee) 6yrs, 8.10 (A. E, Ellis) ... . . 3 Also started: 3 Kahikatoa, 6 Black Duke, 2 Compris, 9 Latin Quarter, 4 Mount Boa, 11 Martian Chief, 12 Royal Love car 7.4, 10 Ephialtes, 14 Charmaine car 7.2, 5 Jaloux car 7.2 j, 13 Red Racer, 15 Flower. Cessation was scratched.

When the course proper was reached Charmaine had charge, and passing the stands the order was: Charmaine, Ephialtes, Martian Chief, Red Racer. Spearful. Mount Boa, Compris, Admiral Drake. Going along the back, Charmaine and Ephilate.Sf were in command with Red Racer. Martian Chief and Spearful next. Ephialtes led crossing the top. fallowed by Red Racer, Gay Crest, Mar tian Chief, Mount Boa and Royal Love. Gay Crest took charge at the false rail, with Admiral Drake. Compris and Spearful close up. In the run home Spearful beajt Admiral Drake by half a length, Gay Crest being a length and a-half away. Jaloux was fourth. Time 3.24 4-5. * Where Ephialtes took the lead was near the seven furlongs from Charmaine, Red Racer, Martian Chief, Spearful, Compris. Gay Crest moving up. Mount Boa, Admiral Drake, (Royal Love. Jaloux, Black Duke and Kahikatoa, with Latin Quaifter last. Ephialtes wa s still in charge at the top, with Red Racer, Gay Crest and Martian Chief next. Ephialtes led around the home turn from these jthree with Mount Boa and Royal Love next. When they straightened up for the run home, Gay Crest was in charge with Ephialtes, Martian Chief and Red Racer next. Gay Crest was challenged by Spearful and Admiral Drake. Spearful and Admiral Drake fought out an exciting finish, in which Spearful prevailed by half a length. Gay Crest was a length and a-half away third. Jaloux was fourth, followed by Comprig, Royal Love, Kahikatoa, Martian Chief, Latin Quarter, Ephialtes, Black Duke, Mount Boa. Red Racer, Charmainre, with Flower last.

Red Racer was firsjt into the straight, but was then done with. Gay Crest took command. His success was proclaimed, but Admiral Drake headed him at the distance. Spearful then put in his claim and, after an exciting struggle, gained the verdict by half a length. Gay Crest was a good third. Jaloux and Compri s headed the others. Mount Boa failed to stay. Spearful is owned by Messrs F. and N. Foreman, and is trained by M. Williams at Otaki. Spearful did not race at ftwo or three years. This was his thirty-fifth start and seventh win. He has been second in seven races, and third twice, and unplaced eighteen times. He won the Wairarapa County Cup at Car{terton a week ago. Spearful i s by Greyspear, an imported son of Spearmint, winner of the English Derby and the Grand Prix de Paris. Spearmint was the greatest English son of Carbine. Markful, the dam of Spearful, is by Hymetus. The totalisator investments on the first eight favourites were:— 1 Gay Crest £lO5O. 2 Compris £834. 3 Kahikatoa £658, 4 Mount Boa £596, 5 Jaloux £538, 6 Black Duke £5lO, 7 Spearful £496 10s, 8 Admiral D'rake

£494. Spearful is a six-year-old bay gelding by Greyspear from Markful, and like White Nose, winner of the Melbourne Cup, is a greajt grandson of Carbine, as Greyspear was a son of Spearmint. His dam Markful, by Hymettus from Temperance, by Birkenhead (son of Orme) from Temeraire, by Dreadnought. Prior to his Cup start, he had been fairly busy this season, having run e : ght time s for two wins, three seconds and a third. He began by finishing second to Martian Chief over seven furlongs, and third ;to Locksley and Landmark over a mile at Riecartou : u August. lie was unplaced in another seven-furlong race at the same meeting. A; the Otaki-Maori meeting last month. Spearful won over a mile and 55 yards, and was second over a mile. Then a/t Masterton he was beat, on by half a neck by Ephialtes, who was conceding 131 b, over a mile and a-quarter. Last Saturday, at Carterton, he won over the same distance wi‘h 7st 31b. WELCOME STAKES, of five furlongs:— 1 Mr C. T. Keeble’s ch.g. LACK (Lackham —Darktown) 8.5 (R. Reed) 1 4 Mr A. F. M. Symes’s ch.f. LA MODERNE (Lord Quex —Lady Bayy) 8.0 (K. Voitre) . . .. 2 2 Mr H. E. Edmunds’s b.c. INFLATION (Paper Money— Fleeting) 8.5 (B. Brodie) .. .. 3 Also started: 10 Drum Fire, 16 Golden King. 14 Merry Ruler. 13 Michael Angelo, and Volg a Boatman bracketed, 11 Mister Quex. 7 Oratorious, 9 Rulanut car 8.7, 8 Silver Streak, 5 Delice and Pacify bracketed. 6 Wealth. 3 Gold Paper, 15 Skysong, 12 Shock. When the course proper was reached, Lack was the leader, with La Moderne, Infla'ion, Oratorious and Drum Fire the most prominent of ’the remainder. Lack was not troubled to win by two lengths from La Moderne. Inflation was three lengths away ,and Drum Fire was fourth Time, 60sec.

Apprentices’ Handicap.—B AZALEA (A. Stone) 1, 1 Barbacan car 7.5 (B‘ockley)) 2, 3 Filosol (Jenkins) 3. Also started: 5 Advenftus car 8.12, 4 Ben Hur car 8.4, 7 Irish Chieftain car 7.12, 12 The Viscount car 7.2. 2 Fast. Passage, 6 Jason’s Quest car 7.8, 9 Silver Salver ca.r 7.0‘, 10 Night Flyer car 7.7, 11 Fortune’s Wheel car 7.3, 13 Earthquake car 7.5, 14 Rossferry. The leaders into the s raight. wi/th Azalea, Rossferry. Filosol. Barbacan and Jason’s Quest, and the first-named stayed on and won by a neck from Barbacan. Filosol wa s two lengths away, and The Viscount was fourth. Time 1.39 3-5. STEWARDS’ HANDICAP, of gix furlongs:— 9 Mr H. Murphy’s b.g. CIMABUE. (Leighton—Delight) 6yrs. 8.9 (B. H. Morris) ] 3 GOLDEN WINGS (Lackham — Megalo, 3yrs, 8.6 (K. Voitre) .. 2 I Mr J. J. Corry’s ch.c CROUPIER (Surveyor—Pellet). 3yrs, 7.11, coupled with Kozan (L. J. Ellis) 3 Also parted: 2 Au'opay, 12 Royal Saxon, 11 Charmeuse, 4 Red Heckle car 8 0, 7 Palermo, 1 Kozan bracketed with Croupier, 8 Cricket Bat car 7.116. 6 Great Star. 10 Arrow Lad, 5 Gustavo, 13 Lord Argosy car 7.1. Golden Wing s and Croupier were the first to show out and the leaders on to the course proper were: Golden Wings, Croupier, Kozan, Palermo and Red Heckle. Golden Wings and Croupier were caugh< by Cimabue before the post was reached, for the last-named to win by a neck from Golden Wings, with Croupier a similar distance away. Red Heckle was fourth. Time 1.11. Three North Island horses filled the places. The Croupier-Kozan bracket was a hot favourite, carrying £1654 10s. Autopay carried £694 10s and Golden Wings £616 10s. The finish was a very exciting one, necks only separafting the first four horses. Cimabue, the winner, was only ninth favourite, carrying £269. H e is a member of ’the team of H. B. Lorrigan, the Trentham trainer, who is i n Melbourne with Concentrate and Oratorian. Golden Wings began very smartly and was soon clear in front of the rails from Croupier. At the course proper Golden Wing s and Croupier were clear from Red Heckle, Cimabue, Arrow Lad and Palmermo. This was the order of the leaders into the straight. One hundred yards from home Croupier, Golden Wings and Red Hackle vrerp practically on terms, fighting it out when Cimabue came with a rattle and reached the post a neck in front of Golden Wings. Croupier was only a neck away, and a similar margin in front of Red Heckle. Then came Cricket Bat, Arrow Lad, Autopay, Great Star, Gustavo and Lord Argosy. Riccarton Handicap.— 2 KING COLOSSUS (B. H. Morris) 1. 1 Gibraltar (A. E Ellis) 2, 5 Atholspear (Barry) 3. Also started: 3 Desert Song, 9 Rational IL, 7 Fullmark, 4 Ravine. 6 Minerval, 8 Topere, 10 Night Parade, II Cape Gold. Desert Song led into the straight from King Colossus, Rational II and Minerval. King Colussus finished well, and Won by two lengths from Gibraltar. Atholspear was a neck away, and Ravine was fourth. Time 1.52 1-5

TO-DAY’S ACCEPTANCES. (Per Press Association). CHRISTCHURCH, November 8. Canterbury Jockey Club acceptances for the second day are:— Middleton Hurdles, once round and a distance.—Landmark 11.6, Captain’s Gift 11.3, Quinopal 10.11, Camisader 10.0, Gallivanter, Gourmet, Good Gift, Morena, Desert Glow 9.0. Dwell Handicap, four furlongs.— Posy 8.3, Mister Quex, Merry Rule 8.0, Oratorious 7.13, Tout, Le Mond, Rad anes, Michael Angelo, Hilary, Silver Streak 7.12, Elgindale 7.10, Lady Zephyr, Delice 7.9, Los Quex, Gold Paper, Splutter, Shelter, Importance, Fleeting Glance, Skysong, Fine Weather 7.7. Criterion Handicap, seven furlongs. —Autopay 9.8, Cimabue 9.6, Croupier 8.4, Charmeuse 8.3, Royal Saxon 8.0, Full Feather 7.12, Mount Boa, Great Star, Arrow Lad 7.11, Kozan 7.9, Nightmare, Spoon, Shatter 7.8. N.Z. Derby, 1| miles.—Bronze Eagle, Chief Cook, Cricket Bat, Fiji, Gallant

Fox, Gay Court, Gibraltar, Golden Wings, Granado, King Colossus, Nightguard, Peter Pan, View Halloo, Cape Gold, Ruling Light. Fendalton Handicap, 1$ miles.— Lady Pam 9.2, Kahikatoa 8.10, Black, Duke 8.7, Compris 8.6, Admiral Drake ' 8.5, Jaloux 8.0, Ephialtes 7.13, Latin Quarter 7.12, Desert Song, Martian, Chief 7.9, Ranelagh 7.8, Starshooter, I Tippling, Adventus 7.0. Randolph Handicap, seven furlongs. l —All Smiles 8.9, Korokio 8.8, Ben Hurl 83, Azalia 7.12, Beacon Fire, Pixie Gold 7.10. Solitaire IE 7.9, Palace 7.7, i Miss Bradbury, Zeebrugge 7.4, Silver Salver, Manetho, Jason’s Quest, High Tor, Tautbow, Mistress Quickly, Earth- 1 quake. ; Epsom Handicap, one mile.—Charmaine 9.1, King Midas, Meprisant 8.13, Atholspear 8.1, Dunraven 8.10, Ravine 8.1, Red Racer, Glenrowan 7.13, Adelphi, Locksley, Winsome Hind, Taku | Tama 7.11. Hawke’s Bay J.C. I HANDICAP TO BRIAR ROOT. I GOSHAWK WINS HURDLES. | HASTINGS, November 7. The Hawke’s Bay Jockey Club’s spring meeting waf. held to-day in perfect wea'her. The track was in firstclass order, and the attendance was good. The ,'tote took £8.701, against* £10,545 last year. Results:— Tomoana Hack Hurdles. —1 GOS-; HAWK (Tinsley) 1, 3 Princess Eliza-' both (Dulieu) 2,2 Manuiri (Jarvis) 3. | Also started: 2 Lochaby, 4 Tamete rangi, 5 Dapper Boy. Manuiri led pasthe stands, but gave way to Goshawk, j Going round the back Manuiri moved to the fronjt again, but the favourite I led into the straight. Princes s Eliza-1 beth challenged, bu* failed by half a length; third horse five lengths back Time 3.15.

Trial Stakes.—l PSYCHOLOGIST (Horne) 1, 3 Niggerhead (Dulieu) 2, 4 Lord Aintree (Young) 3. Also started: 14 Grand Lain, 8 Gold Mag. L Bothwell, 6 Coui)t Lady, 12 Ecilia, 2 Morrath, 4 Journet, 11 Honanga, 13 Gold Ruler, 7 Lady Makere, 10 Gay Lass. Journet broke away from its rider at the post and took no part in the race. Morrath was first to show out from the favourite and Gay Lass. Round the railway bend. Psychologist led Morrath, Gay Lass, Grand Lain, and Lord Aintree. Niggerhead showed up when they turned into -he straight, and got within a length of Psychologist; /third horse another length back. Time 4.9 1-5. Nursery Handicap.—6 PRINCE BELL (Daley) 1, 1 Pillow Fight (Weston) 2.2 Gold Trail (Atkins) 3. Also s'arted: 10 Stroms. 4 Slippery, 6 Flamingo (bracketed with winner), 3 Speed and Swift and Sure, 8 Courtyard, 7 Royal Highness, 5 Martur and Marais, 9Du ex Francs. From the dtart Prince Bell took the lead from Flamingo. Slippery. Gold Trail and Speed. Coming up the straight the favourite put in a great run from well back, getting within half a head of Prine Bell, witty Gold Trail a length back third. Time 1.10 2-5. Spring Handicap—3 BRIAR ROOT (Gilmore) 1,2 Pewa (Faulkner) 2, 1 Charmaline (Gunn) 3. Also started: 5 Tahoma, 6 Jenny Diver, 4 Rapallo. Jenny Diver led early, but soon gave way ‘to Charmaline. which conducted the field right round to the home bend and half way down the straight, but was unable to hold on against a strong challenge by Briar Root, and Pewa. Won by three-quarters of a length; one length. Time 2.7 1-5.

Li/ttle Flaxmere Handicap.— 1 DERRY BELLE (Gilmore) 1, 3 Lotus Lily (Carnell) 2. 4 Royal Hunting (Young) 3. Also started: 2 False Seen*, 5 San Quex, 7 Night Speaker, 8 King Manu. 6 Anemometer. Night Speaker, Lotus Lily and Royal Hunting were the early leaders. Lotus Lily led Night Speaker, Royal Hunting and False Scent round the railway bend, wi)th the favourite going well behind the leaders. The order was the same turning for home, and on s *raigh toning up, Derry Belle quickly took the lead, winning comfortably by two lengths; third horse four lengths back, and Anemometer fourth. Time 1.14 2-5. Glenaray High weight.-—4 NEA LAP (Griffith) 1. 3 Rory Mor (Dulieu) 2, 1 Aemil (Gerrand) 3. Also smarted: 5 Manifesto, 2 Head Serang, 7 Imperial Fame, 6 Flakewhite, 10 Chesham. From show out from Flakewhite, Nea Lap, a good s'art, Manifesto was the first to Head Serang. Aemil and Imperial Fame. Entering the straight, Manifesto was still leading from Imperial Fame, Nea Lap, Aemil and Rory Mor and Head Serang. The winn?’ headed the leaders nicely to win by :• length, with Aemil half a length away, and Head Serang fourth. Time 1.42 2-5. Flying Handicap.—2 ASTON (Anderson) 1, 4 Chrysology (Dulieu) 2. 1 Curie (Faulkner) 3. Also started: 8 Great Charter, 5 Moa Bird, 6 Free hold, 3 Cuticle, 7 Brown Sugar. Chry sology jumped to the front, but was soon headed by Aston, which withstood Chrysology’s challenge by a long neck. Curie was a length back, and Cuticle fourth. Time 1.14 1-5. Hastings Handicap.—l MONARCHY (Dulieu) 1,2 Navaho (Carmont) 2, 4 Baskier (Anderson) 3. Also started: 3 Lady Makere, 7 Sir Spear. Baskier Acrospire, 6 Pikete, 8 Crown Jest, 5 led into the straight, and in a great run to /the post. Monarchy prevailed by a nose. Baskier was a length away, and Acrospire fourth. Time 1.21 2-5. Whangarei Races GRAND TEA WINS PARK HANDICAP. WHANGAREI, November 7. For the Whangarei races on the second day there was beautiful weather, the attendance wa s good, and the (tote handled £8,158, making £14.783 for the meeting, against £26,715$ last year, a decrease of £11.9325. Results:— Kauri Handicap.—l HOIHOMA (Keesing) 1. 6 Wishbone (Tremain) 2, 3 Trustee (Horne) 3. Also started: 4 Great Emblem, 2 5 Fairy Belle. Won by /three lengths; four. Time 1.4. Titoki Handicap.—l HOLLY HOLM

(Cammick) 1, 3 Good Idea (Parsons) 2, 4 Stimulant (Murray) 3. Also started: 2 Full Measure, 5 Paper Dart. Won by a, length; half a length. Time 1.29. Porqti Hack.—3 NEIL (McCrae) 1. 1 Archeen (W. Rennie) 2,2 Catimes (Burgess) 3. Also started: 5 Wan Lu. 4 Frothblower, 6 Blue Bonne L Won by half a length; a neck. Time 3.8. Park Handicap.—s GRAND TEA (Bently) 1, 1 Volimond (Keesing) 2, 6 Brampfton (Parsons) 3. Also started: 3 Sir Mo nd. 4 Vandyke. 2 Bronze Tray. Won by a length; a neck. Time 1.10 4-5. President’s Handicap.—2 TRADESMAN (Manson) 1, 3 Lucky Alice (Chandler) 2, 1 White Wings (Keesing) 3. Also started: 4 Full Measure. Won by li lengths; three-quarters of a length. Time 1.15 3-5. Kamo Handicap.—3 ALLOY (McRae) 1. 5 Paper Dart (Ben*ley) 2, 1 Bronze Tray 3. Scratched: Hoihoma. Won by a neck; three-quarters of a length. Time 1.30. Marsden Handicap.—l WHAKAPARA 1. 3 Stimulant 2. 4 Wild Country 3. All started. Half a length each way Time 1.14 1-5. Farewell Handicap.—2 KING WILLONYX (Keesing) 1. 4 Sir Mond (Rennie) 2, 1 Gay Cockade (Manson) 3. Scratched: Bronze Tray, Owairaka. Won bv half a length; a neck. Timo 1.41. V.R.C. Meeting HANDICAP TO CIMBRIAN. (Aus. & N.Z. Cablp Assn.) MELBOURNE. November 8. The weather for the V.R.C. Races yesterday was sultry. Phar Lap was scratched for the Fisher Plate at 12.24 p.m. Dermid was fourth early in the race, but he beat the fast-finishing Stephen in the Batman Stakes. His rider. Cook, won this race last year on Homedale. Liberal led always in the Flemington Stakes. He was bred by his owner, Mr A. G. Hunter. The trainer is Foulsham, who had Mollison. Veilmond, who is trained by the New Zealander, George Price, led always in the Fisher Plate. His rider, Pike, won the event three times previously on Phar Lap, Gothic and Pantheon.

Cimbrian was the last at the home turn, but he finished brilliantly in the V.R.C. Handicap. This was the rider Pike’s second win during the afternoon, and his sixth for the meeting. Cimbrian is a half-brother to Heroic. Five of the nine starters failed to complete the course in the Victorian Steeples. S. Fullerton, the rider of the winner, won the Cup Hurdle Handicap on Taciturn. Glenanton finished brilliantly and won the final handicap in the last stride. The rider, Knox, won the Caulfield Cup on Dennis Boy, and the Cantala Stakes on Dermid. The stakes at the meeting totalled £27,542. Results:— Batman Stakes.—Dermid 8.4 1, Stephen 8.7 2, Old Ming 8.7 3. Won by three-quarters of a length; a neck. Nine starters. Oratorian fourth. Time 1.385. Flemington Stakes. —Liberal 7.6 1, Median 7.11 2, Kincid 7.9 3. Won by three-quarters of a length; the same. Sixteen starters. Agomoni was fourth. Time 1.0, a race recordFISHER PLATE. Veilmond 9.0 1 Idle Banter 7.9 2 These were the only starters. Won by two lengths. Time 2.45. V.R.C. HANDICAP. Cimbrian 9.1 1 Second Wind 9.6 .. 2 Aleman 7.0 3 Won by half a length; third one and a-half lengths away. Ten starters. Carry On was fourth. Time 2.585. Victorian Steeplechase.— Congoola 10.3 1, Melon Star 10.13 2, Giff 11.1 3. Nine starters. Won by one and a-quarter lengths; third two and a-half lengths away. Batalus was fourth. Time 4.575. Final Handicap.—Glenanton 8.6 1, Homedale 8.5 2, Le Legion 7.1 3. Won by a neck; one and a-half lengths. Eleven starters. Oof Bird was fourth. Time 2.45.

The sectional times in the Batman Stakes were: First four furlongs, 51$ secs; last four 474, last six 1.125. Those in the V.R.C. Handicap were: First two furlongs 28sees, succeeding four 494, next four 50$, last four 50$, last six 1.155. Those in the Fisher Plate were: Last six furongs 1.135. QUEENSLAND RACING. CAus. & N.Z. Cable Assn.l BRISBANE, November 8. The Queensland Turf Club’s cup meeting opened in fine weather. Hopeful Stakes.—Exaltation 8.10 (Brennan) 1, Brown Paddy 8.10 (Blundell) 2, High Standard 8.10 (Shean) 3. Thirteen started. Won by a neck; a length. Time 60$secs, a race record. Derby Stakes.—Lough Neagh 3.10 (Tanwin) 1, Beelbee 8.10 (Blundell) 2, Ptolemy 8.10 (D. Munro) 3. Seven started. Won by half a length. Time 2.334. Brisbane Handicap.—Myles La Copleen 8.6 (Blundell) 1, Hourly 9.5 (Shean) 2, Lady Linden 9.7 (Tanwin) 3 Time 1.384. ROSEHILL RACES. SYDNEY, November 8. At Rosehill races yesterday, the Maiden Handicap resulted: Double Dutch 7.12 (Weiss) 1, Lavington 9.4 (Bartie) 2, Sir Morion 8.0 (Pratt) 3. Eleven starters. Won by one aml a-half lengths. Time 1.544. November Handicap.—Nash 7.3 (Reynolds) 1, Sunderlee 7.4 (Lightfoot) 2, Vertigern 9. 2(Green) 3. There were ten starters, including Stormy. Won by a head; one and a-quarter lengths. Time 2.6.