BEAU VITE’S SUCCESS.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LIX, Issue 253, 25 September 1939, Page 10

BEAU VITE’S SUCCESS.

WIN AT ROSKIIILL.

GOLD SALUTE IN FORM.

SYDNEY, Sept,. 24

At (ho Ilawkesbury meeting! held at Roseldll on Saturday, the following were the principal results: — QUALITY HANDICAP, of £SOO. Seven furlongs. ADIOS. 8.5 (McCarlen) ... 1

DELMESTOR, 8.8 (Davidson) 1 2 ST. CONSTANT, 8.13 (W. Cook) ... 3 All started. ;Te Hero stayed at ; the post and took , no -part in the race, A length; half a. head. Time, 1.25.

CLARENDON. STAKES, of £500; weight for-age and allowances. Nine furlongs. BEAU VITE.c 6.13 (Lappin) ... : 1 READING. '7:9 (Knox) ... ... f

HIGH CASTE, 7.9 (O’Sullivan) 3 Also skirled: Dashing Cavalier. Beau Vile cleared up any doubts that might have remained eoneerriing'the Derby position. 110 gave his Ihree opponents a good start to the turn and beat them easily by two lengths and a-half, with alenglh and a-half between Reading and High Caste. Time, 1.51.

Beau Re pair c was unplaced in tne Ilawkesbury Grand Handicap. ROWLEY MILE, of £l5O. • GOLD SALUTE. 8.12 (Ellis) 1 BERANI. 8.0 (Duncan) ... j 2 LEIF, 7.7 (Podmore) 3

Fourteen started. Half a length; threequarters of a length. Time, 1.39j|. Three horses fell in this race and the jockey, W. Lappin, received head injuries. He was admitted to hospital in a serious condition.

RACING AT MENTONE.

MELBOURNE, Sept. 24. At the Menlone races the following was the result of the

Yarraman Handicap. One mile. Second Division.—Aranui, 8.4 (Martin) 1, Tovaros, 7.10 2, The Stork, 7.12 3. Twelve started. Three lengths and a-half; two lengths. Time, 1.40J.'

MENTONE CUP. One inilo and a-quar-t.cr. —Bourbon, 92 (Heather) 1, Beaustone, 7110 2, Fearnought, 7.5 3. T hirteen started. Half a length ; half a head. Time, 2.5.'

LESLIE STEWART STAKES. Seven furlongs.—Manrico, 9.0 (Badger) 1, Ena, 8.3 2, Crojick, 7.4 3. Nine started. Four lengths; two lengths and a-half. Time, 1.25 —a course record. A decision will be mado to-morrow whether Defaulter is to retul-n to New Zealand forthwith. Unless be resumes solid training by to-morrow lie will be scratched for all spring engagements.

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