SPORTING.
GRAND PRIX DE PARIS.
ENGLISH DERBY WINNER
DEFEATED.
By Telegraph— Association—Copyright,
Pabib, Juno 28. AT the Paris Summer Meeting, held »t Longchamps to-day, tho following was the result of the leading event: —
THE GRAND'PRIX DE PARIS, of 300,000 francs (12,000sovs), added to a sweepstake of -lOsovs each. If (he winner is foaled in Franco tho br;vdor will receive SOOsova 'a addition; second horso 1200«jvs. and third horse SOOsovs from tho stake. For three year old entire colts avid fillies foaled in 1911 of every description and country. Colts. 9st 21b; fillies, Sst 131b. One mile and seven furlongs.
Baron M. do Rothschild's b c Sardanapole, by PrestigeGoinma ... 1 La Farina, by Sans Souci II —Malatesta 3 Durbar 11., by Rabelais—Armenia 3
In an interesting finish. Sardanapole won by * nock from La Farina, with Durbar 11. four lengths away in third place. Time, 3ra 5s (a record).
Sardanapole won tho French Derby a fortnight back, on which occasion the English. Derby winner Durbar II formed one of the field. The fact of tho latter having been also worsted in the decision of tho Grand l'r:x ■'« Paris, would go to support the view that Durbar 11. was fortunate in not encountering Baron Rothschild's colt in the big race at Ep sora. Sardanapole is not engaged in the English. Si Lcgor so that ho will not have the opportunity of winning classic honours on tho English turf.
AUSTRALIAN RACING.
ROSEHILL MEETING
By Telegraph—Pross Association -Copyright
'Received Juno 29. 0.30 p.m.)
Svn.vET, June 29. Tho following nre the principal results at the Koschiil meet ng to-day. ~
ROSEHILL HURDLE RACE.-F«re.«! Prince, 1; Orrzias, 2: Zoel-cdm, " There wore five starters. Won by ;.,';:r lengths, the second ami third he, us separated 1.-y two lengths. Time, 4m 49i.«.
PRINCE OF WALES STAKES-Royal Pet, 1; Malheur, 2; La Fiancee, -'! Sixteen started. Won by a length, with hi-J ' a length between the second and third horses. Time, lm 16a-
TATTERSALL'S HANDICAP.
.Received June 29, 9.30 p.m.)
Adelaide, Juue 29
Following is the result of the principal event at tho Adelaide Tatlersali's meeting to-day : —
TATTERSALL'S HANDICAP - Devon ard Lady Cleve 'dead-heat), 1; Ad'n.raiiie 11..! i, 3. Thero were twenty starter.-, Ti:..c. -in '.<■'
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 156, 30 June 1914, Page 10
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