EVENTS AT RANDWICK

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIII, 2 April 1929, Page 9

EVENTS AT RANDWICK

PAQUITO WINS AGAIN SYDNEY CTJP TO CRUCIS (United Press Association—By Eloetrio Telegraph—Copyright) SYDNEY, Ist April. The Autumn Meeting of the A.J.C. was continued at Randwick in ideal weather and on an excellent track. The attendance was 78,000. - The absence of champions robbed the juvenile events of considerable interest. An outsider, Cruris, after running prominently throughout the race, cleared out from the iield at the distance and won the Sydney Cup with ease. New Zealand's representative, Paquito. followed Saturday's success with a smart win i n the Tocal Handicap. Results : Flying Handicap—Margarethal, 8.7, 1; King's Arms, 7.0, 2; Raisin, 6.7, 3. Fifteen started. Cleave was first to break away from Clear Flight and Tea Miss. Passing the half mile Margarethal had charge, followed by Sir Christopher, King's Arms and Cleave. Margarethal led into the straight and maintaining the advantage, won by a head. Time, 1.2. • Easier Stakes—Carradale, 8.2, 1; Sir Ribblo, 7.9, 2; Pentheus, 8.2, 3. Eleven started. Greennioth was the early pacemaker from Tray, Mobile and Sir Ribble. Turning for home Sir Ribble showed the way to Greenmoth. Cathmar and Carradale. The latter challenged at the distance, and after a keen struggle gained victory by half a head. Time, 1.26 i. First Steeplechase—Reviser, 11.7, 1; Chandoinia, 10.6, 2; Tukia, 11.8, 3. Nino started. Racing to the front Reviser led the field at the first jump, after which he was not headed, and won comfortably by twenty lengths. Time, 4.31 f. Sydney Cup—Cruris, 7.5 1 ; Paddi's Eve, 7.10, 2; Kidaides, 7.5, 3. Twentyone started, including Catkin. Coming into the straight for the first time Black Duchess, took charge from Soulton, Cruris and Loquacious. Passing the stand Black Duchess was the pacemaker, running ahead of Kidaides, Soulton, Cruris, and Winalot. At the mile Black Duchess was three lengths ahead of ths field, then came Kidaides, Cruris, Paddi's Eve, and Winalot. At the half mile the field closed on Black Duchess, Paddi's Eve, Crucis and Loquacious being in the leading division. Turning for home Black Duchess had a slight advantage from Crucis and Kidaides. Cruris cleared away from the field at the distance and won with ease by four lengths. Time. 3.23^. Wentworth Handicap Drcamdalc, 7.0, and Malayan 7.3, dead heat, 1; Palmdale, 7.4,'3. Twenty started. Laurel Crown took the role of pacemaker from Morimond, lleencello, and Sheila, and showed the way into the straight ahead of Bordamestor, Tretawa, and Sheila. Laurel Crown had charge at the distance, but Dreamdale and Malayan came fast and after a keen struggle the

judge was unable to separate them. Won by a length. Time, 1.14. ' Tocai Handicap—Paquito, 8,1, lj Waipori. 6.7, 2: Coloured, 6.9, 3. Thirteen slaked. Waipori look the role oE pacemaker From Rinnseup, Paquito and Golden Music. Turning for home Waipori led the way ahead of FTonan, RioiiHc.up, Paquito, and Love Rdx. Paquito assumed control at the distance and won comfortably by a length. Time, 2.4 J. OTHER AUSTRALIAN RESULTS MELBOURNE, Ist April. The Willinmstovvn Cup resulted—Bur. naby, 7.12, 1 ; King .Mart, 8.5, 2; Prince Dori, 8.13. 3. Nine started. Won by a length and a quarter.' Time, 2.34,;,. ADELAIDE, Ist April. The Onkaparinga Cup resulted—Parcodns, 7.5, l ; Prince Acre, 8.2, 2; Melduri'an, 7.4, 3. Twelve started. Won by two length:;. Time, 2.20.