Australian Racing

Manawatu Times, Volume 66, Issue 4, 6 January 1941, Page 2

Australian Racing

RESULTS FROM MOOREFIELD United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright. Received Sunday, 7.20 p.m. SYDNEY, Jan. 5. Following are results from the Moorefleld races:— PETER MOORE CUP PETRUCHIO, 8.3 (O'Sullivan) .. 1 Breeze, 8.0 (Cook) 2 Sign On, 7.4 (Silburn) .. 3 Twelve started. Half a length; two lengths. Time, 1.42'. This is Petruchio > fourth win in four starts. MOOREFIELD HANDICAP RIVER NAMOI, 7.7 (Duncan) .... 1 The Kite, 7.6 (Thompson) 2 Lord Valentine, 6.12 (Atkins) .... 3 Seven started, including Stalin. Neck; threequarters of a length. Time, 2.9. MOONEE VALLEY RESULTS MELBOURNE, Jan. 5. Received Sunday, 7.20 p.m. GLENBERVIE HANDICAP RETNUHA, 8.3 (Hartney) 1 Counsel, 8.11 (Badger) 2 Canterbury, 7.5 (Ralph) 3 Nine started. Length, two lengths. Time, 1.415. CUMBERLAND HANDICAP BATHING BEAUTY, 8.1 (Percival) 1 Denis Girl, 8.12 (Devalle) 2 Cythorn, 8.6 (Dcwhurst) 3 Eight started. Neck; two lengths. Time, 2.81. ASHHURST-POHANGINA RACING CLUB ENTRIES FOR JUBILEE MEETING TO-DAY Nominations for all events at the Jubilee meeting of the AshhurstPohangina Racing Club, on Anniversary Day, January 22, are due to close with the secretary (Mr. J. A. McDonell) at 9 o’clock this (Monday) evening. ELLERSLIE PRIZE MONEY MR. R. STEWART ON TOP WIGGINS RIDES MOST WINNERS Mr. R. Stewart, owner of Beau Vite, who won the Auckland Cup and the Clifford Plate, headed the list of winning owners with £24OU and a trophy value £SO. Mainly due to the efforts of Orelio, Mr. T. Irnpey was second with £2070, and Mr. E. Fitzgerald, who raced Kindergarten and Small Boy at tno iixture, was third with £1930. Mr. S. J. Wood, owner of Route March and Proud Fox, secured £1525 and Mr. C. W. Jackson, owner of Bronweu, £llOO.

Other successful owners were: Messrs J. Hogan, £850; J. Grant anil A. Miller, £770; Mrs. A. Reid, £750; Messrs H. H. i’harazyn and M. Greenwood, £650; A. E. Lennurd, L. J. Hyde and J. Hoey, £600; E. H. Cucksep, £500; F. Ormond, £480; L. Wilson, 1. Lupton and A. K. Firth, £400; A. C. Jones and R. £. Kelly, Mrs. A. Loomb, £370; T. C. and H. W. Wilson, li. G. Hocking, £350; Mrs. J. Morris, £320; Messrs B. Clarke, P. Curtis, £300; F. Healey and J. A. Thompson, W. Ilosking, N. Grafas and T. Newman, £250. The dual successes of Kindergarten and Bronweu, and the win of Brahman placed H. N. Wiggins at the head of the list of winning jockeys with five wins. K. W. Mcdavish, who rode Route March and Pirate King when they both scored twice, and L. J. Ellis, Peter Douglas, Olympus and Cillas (twice), eacn had four wins. P. Atkins, who won on Burra Sahib, Rex Haitian*, and Ascot Bloom, had three wins. W. J. Broughton, Sir General and Corn Prince, W. Ensor, Gay Rosette cud Foxsen, A. E. Ellis, Beau Vite (2) and W. Hooton, Orelio (2), were the only other jockeys to ride more than one winner. Other successful riders were H. Stewart, M. Ritchie, B. H. Morris, H. Maria, J. Mcßae, V. Gollop, S. Waddell, C. L. Goulsbro and N. R. McKenzie. REEFTON JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAPS