SPORTING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16039, 4 October 1915, Page 8

SPORTING.

AUSTRALIAN JOCKEY CLUB

.DERBY DAY AT RANDWICK. THE FAVOURITE DEFEATED. NEW ZEALAND HORSES RUN WELL. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright. Stbsxt, October 2. The Australian Jockey Club's Spring Meeting opened at Rand wick to-day in fine weather. There was a. large attendance, which included "a number of visitors from -•< T Zealand. The course was in splendid condition,' and there were some fast records. The New Zealand-bred gelding Diavolo was sent out favourite for the Hurdle Race, and he duly accounted for the opposition, the victory being very popular. Longacre was the only late withdrawal from the A.J.C. Derby, a field of ten being left in to contest the blue riband. "Wallace isinglass always ruled a pronounced favourite, the race being popularly summed up as something approaching a certainty tor " Mr. J. Baron's" colt. Wallace IsinKJass nattered the hopes of his admirers to -.lie distance, but he was unable to stall off a resolute challenge on the part of Cetigne, and amidst a scene of intense excitement, the latter outstayed the favourite, and won. The Spring Stakes brought out a Held of twelve, and it gave rise to the best race of the day. St. Carwyne and Reputation fought out a great finish, and the leading pair dashing past the post level, the judge declared a dead heat. The owners -divided the stakes.

A great field of 3 was saddled up to contest the Epsom Handicap, for which Woorak and Garlin started equal favourites. The latter ran disappointingly, but Woorak recorded" a performance of great brilliancy, for he practically led throughout, and romped home an easy winner in the fast tome of lm 39js. The following are the details of the racing.—

THE HURDLE RACE, a handicap sweepstakes of lsov each, with 400sovs added. About two miles. Mr. C. Croon's b g Diavolo, aged, WehikoreHeavenly Twin, ICat, 8:6 ... -■. 1 Mr. "iW. H. WnitecliftW b g Royal Hastings, '6yrs. 9at slb 2 Sir. W. Stafford's br g Jack Rice, 6yrs, i2st 61b :::£..-.".; ... ... ... ... 3 Eight started:".' North-Eaat got badly away. Diavolo led to the six furlongs, where he was joined by Minteroo and North-East- In the straight Diavolo came away, and won a good race by three-quarters of * length from Royal Hastings, who was one and a-qnarter lengths in front of Jack Rice. Time, 3m 4fis.

THE TRIAL STAKES, a sweepstakes of lOsovs each, with SOOsovs added. Special weights with allowances. One mile and

a-quarter. Mr. Jas, Brennan's ch h William the Silent (imp.), 4yrs, by William the Third— Lady. Bst 81b -. ... 1 Mr. E. J. Watt's br g Football, 4yrs, 7s* 121b .. .. :. .. .. .. 2 Mt, J. Hawkins's br g Toa Teie. 6yxs, Sst 7ib .. ..3 Eleven started. Toa Tere was the first to - move, but was quickly overhauled by;- Lady Minnie. William the Silent led into the straight and stalling off a challenge on the part of Football, won by haii-a-iength. Toa i'ere was three-quarters of a length away third. Time, 2m 6Js-

THE A.J.C. DERBY, a sweepstakes of 20 sots each. Colts. Sst Mb: fillies, Bst slb. The breeder of the -winner to receive 250 soys. The owner of the second horse to receive 700sova. and the owner of the third , SOflsovs from the prize. On* mile and . a-halL Mr. Geo. Barnett'a b c Cetigne. by GrafPretty Nell (Wood) .. .. .. 1 "Mr. J. Baron's" ch c Wallace Isinglass, ~by Wallace— Glass Queen (B. Lewis) 2 Mr. D, C. Seaton's br c Westcourt. by Bright Trinket (McLachian) .. 3 First Lesson, by Biding Master— P Common Law, by Bine " Rufus-WBo»-conanon .. ■.:.'.. .. ... '~.;.. .. o jvandas, by Abundance—Fulminate; '.. 0 by Varco—Wing Gun*** >.. 0 Royal 'Parade, iby Bojal Artillery—Pomp 0 .Fsetolf. by Baraolph—Undine -. '.- 0 Housewife, by iKenilworth—Busy Bee .. 0 Royal Parade and Wallace Isinglass were quickest away. At the end of a mile Wallace Isinglass led from ;■ Housewife. Westcourt- and Common:.Law"bom*-most* prominent of the others. '* ■ This order was • still unchanged p. at the half-mile post, where Ceiigne unproved his position. Wallace -lsaiglasH showed the way into tha straight with, Cetigne^in- hot pursuit.; The latter Keening up a -fine run challenged the lavonrite at the distance, and the son of Grafton getting the best "of his chestnut rival a httle further on he drew away and won b?-;4i length /and ■> a-quarter. "4 Westconrt was within; a neck of Wallace Isinglass as they dashed past the post. Time. 2m 375. WINDERS OF THE A.J.C. DERBY. - , ."""'• (Since 1857).. . Time.

2Sl~ A6ercorn « b ? Chester ... 233 Jfßa-Mekii, by Goldsbroogfc J' ,_ z46 lgS3-Singapore/by : Hartmi-Henry* . ... « * ■880—Gibraltar, by Grandmaster ... ... 239 JSSl—Stroraboli, by Chester ... ' „ '" 241 1393-Omooia, by Chester .... ... 241 Trenchant, by Trenton ' .., .2 54 Bonnie Scotland, by St. George „ 244 laSs—Bob Ray, by Welcome Jack ... 2 41 JfSo— Charge, .by Carbine „ _ _. 314 1837—Amberite, bv Carbine ... 2 42 ISSB—Picture, by Hussely ... v'....,&.■ ..^7 4S Cranberry, by Cranbrook ■ iV. „1 i 4ii 1900—Maltster, by BUI fat Portland >,_» 2 38* 1901—Hautvilliers, by Haut Brian '._. 2 37* Abundance, by Pilgrim's Progress.- 245 1903—Belah, by Havoc - ... .* ... 2 39* 190!—Sylvanite,'by Grafton - „. Z 2 374 by Multiform ... _ 2 324 Poseidon, by Positano ._ ... 233 1807—Mountain Sing, by Wallace _. 2 414. ISOS-Parsee, by Mtta.l ... ... .J 381 Prince Foote, by Sir Poote ... ... 2 374 1910—Tanrmi, by Dalateny, ... ... 256 i 1911— by San Francisco ... _. 2 374 1912—Cider, by Avr Laddie ... 2 38 1913—Beragoon, by Multiform ..." 2 35} 1914—Mountain Knight, by Mountain ; *" Kins ... ... ... ... 6 351 1915—rCetigne. by Grafton .. ": 237 THE EPSOM HANDICAP, a handicap sweepstakes of 20sovs each, 2000sovs added. One mile. Mr. L. K. S. Mackinnon's ch h Woorak, few. by Traquair—Madam, • Brt 121b (Bracken) „. ... 1 Mr. T. V- Danear's ch h Golden" Hop," ?S S ', by Maltster—Aurous, Bst 81b <Black) 2 Mr. P. Mexton's b h Aurifer, 6yrs, by" Queenbird, 7st lllb, carried 7st 131b (Wood) ... „. * ... ~.. „* 3 1 -4 1 5 0 , ra n. Brattle, 9st; Gigandra. 9st; Gar. lin, Bst ; lllb; Aleconner, Bst 101b; Blague, Bst 91b; First Principle, Bst 8lb; Portrush. Bst a*; Fend. Bst 6lb; Colonel Sonlt, Bst 41b; Plash of Steel fat 12% Crosska, 7st lllb : Panafro, Tst, 91b; Miss Bob, 7st 91b; Amata, -st 93h; Well Dressed, 7st 9lb; Purdey. 7st Jib-; Delinacre, 7st 51b; Secret Service, 7st 21b: My Palm. 7st 21b; Speedfast, 6st 131b; Volato, 6st 13lb; La. Balfour, 6st 131b Iwombi,. tot 121b; Canne, 6st 121b; Aymer King, 6st lSlbj Ornate, 6st lllb; Balarang, 6st 101b; Cesanus, 6st 10lb. . Woorak and Miss Bob jumped off in front. Blague overhauled Woorak at the sis furl longs post, Miss, Bob. Delinacre, Garlin, « 8 *!!^??? 6 ' following. Woorak shook off all attentions thereafter, and, streaking right away, won easily by five lengths from Golden Hop, who in turn was a length ? ad a-quarter m front of Aurifer Time, Xm 39i'S.

THE SPRING STAKES, a sweepstakes of lOsovs each, with 2000sovs added. One mile and a-half. M i- W 3 - i Dley ' B ch^ St. Carwyne, syrs, ~b y JS 4 - „ Al '27 ne — 9st slb ... t M s' W-.E. Bidwill'a blfc'h Reputation , r 4 yrs. by Martian—Stepfeldt, 9st- ... + Mr. E. J. Watt's br h Mountain Knight, 4yrß, by Mountain King—La Veille, 9st 3 Twelve started. . Cagou jumped off in front with Mountain Knight and Firm his nearest attendants. At the end of a mile St. Carwyne and Reputation improved their respective positions. Mountain King showed the way into the straight, where St. Carwyne and Reputation dashed up. Mountain Knight failed to stay it out when the crucial test came, and St. Carwyne and Reputation settling down to a highly-courageous bid for supremacy, they came home at a great pace leyel, and a dead-heat was recorded Mountain Knight was four lengths away third. Time. 2m 325. J

WITNESS OF THE SPRING STAKES 1890—Mr. D. 8. Wallace's Carbine, 9.5 a 441 1391— D. S. Wallace's Megaphone, 902 Si 1893— 3. Northern'* Bungebah, 9.3 . 2 49? 1295—Mr. D. O'Brien's Loyalty, 7.6 "2 w* 1894—Mr. O. Parker's Brockleieh, 9.5 "'" 240 1835—Mr. J. Wilson's Quiver, 8.9 .'2 40 Messrs. Jones and Cooper's Newhaven, 7.6 2 v? 1897—Mr. W. Hangar's Positano, 9.2. '" 5> ?7» 1898— G. Gilbert's Merioolas, 9.2 " I xli 1839— T. Payten's Dewey, 7.5 '"' %«J 1900— Rupert Clarke's Paul Pry. 9 3 aw 1901—Mr. A. Williams'* San Fran, 9.0 2?i 1902— O. L. Macdonald'e Wakeful 912 Si 1903— G. G. Stead's Cruciform, 9.0 ... 2 361 1904— S. Green'B Gladsome, 8.9 , . 23? 1905—Mr. E. E. Clark's Emir, 9.5 ... 234 1906—Mr. J. McDonald's Lady Wallace, 89 2 354 1907— H. R. Deoison's Poseidon, &0 2 34! 1908—Mr. Gordonhas Kbatau'e Mooltan, 852 45 1909—Messrs. P. and W. Mitchell's Trafalgar, 80 ... 336 1910—Mr. 8. Green's Comedy King, 8.7.. 234 1911—Mr. F. Merton's Aurofodlna, 9.0 ... 2 351 1912—Mr. F. Merton'a Aurofldina, 9.5, and " Mr. J. Baron's" Duke Poote, 9.0 ... o 341 1913—" J. Baron's" Duke Foote." 1914— "W. Dallw's St.'Car^W*9.0 * 2%. 1915—Mr. W. Dafley's St. CarVyne £.5) and Mr. W. E. Bidwfll'a Reputation (9.0), dead heat.-. 2.82 THE KENSINGTON HANDICAP, a handicap sweepstakes of lOsova each, with 500 sova added. Seven furlongs. -t a ?' B &,« Gai, 3yr B , by Ayr Laddie (imp. WLightheart, 7st lib ... 1 Mr. W. T. NowWa b Modify. 7st X3lb S ;,f'- w« T, Nowlan'a b a Modify. 7st 121b S ■*■**•*• m . Gal won by * length and a-quartex. Time. lm 28».

NAPIER PARK RACING CLUB ': SPRING MEETING. | MONTANA WINS PARK STAKES. [BT TEiEGBAPH.— ASSOCIATION.] Napier, -Sunday. The Napier Park Racing Club's Spring Meeting was held yesterday in fine weather. There was a good attendance, and bis: fields started in each race. J. O'Shea, ■ rider of Egypt in the Juvenile Handicap, was fined £SO for boring in on. Emerson ■on Barley Sugar and H. Young on Chit Chat. Results were as follows:— v GREENMEADOWS HACK HANDICAP HURDLES, of 125sovs- One mile and a-half. —Mr. H. Delatour's blk m Scorch-aged,'. * by Chibouk, 9sfc 7lb TA. J. McFlynn) .. 1 3— Mr. E. Kemp's King's Guard. lOst 81b (H. MansoEl .. 2 IMestrs. Barnett and Barton's Negative, lOst 81b (H. Tricklebank) .. ..3 Also started: 7, Seneative. 9st Hlb (D. McMillan); Rongamau. 9st 71b. carried 3lb over (J. O'Connell); '2. .Hinemanu. 9st 4lb (R. Hunt): 8, Zaronos. 9st (A. Tricklebank); 12. Waiparapara, 9st <B. Buooker); 13. Sugar Push. Ost (L- Ridgway): 9. Cyra, 9st (G. Marchant); 5. Dryana. 9st CW. Adams); 11, Otama, 9?t (A- Lawrence).

Negative was favourite.

At the first hurdle. Dryana and Hmemann fell heavily. Sensitive ran off. "Won easily by four or five lengths- * Time, 2m 47 2-ss. TRIAL HACK HANDICAP, of lOOsovs. Five furlongE.

—Mr. F. Armstrong's Pearlform, syr?, by Formative— Powder. Bst 91b CE. Manson) 1 2Hon. J. D. Ormond's Strabo, Sst 6lb OX. Adams) 2 Mr. G. P. Donnelly's Gold Shot. Bst Bib (J. O'Shea) 3 Also started: 5. Hymen. Sst 121b (O. McCarten); 13. Brodie. Bst 91b (R. Man son) j 12, Pendant, Sat 91b (D McMillan); 7. Multicipal, Sst 9lb (C Stowe); 9. Bunting, Bst 61b (H. Watson); 10, M&niareka, Bst 6lb (H. Young); 10, Crosswords (B. Morris): 4, Bayswafer, Bst 61b (B. Deeley>; 8. Surtax. Bst 6ib (H. Tricklebank); 11. itaraetotara, 83t slb (A. Reid): 6, Sinora, Sst 81b (C. Sinclair); 14, Crestfallen. Sst 3lb (A. 'Jdicklebank). Pearlform was favourite*.

Won by a long neck. Gold Shot a head away. Time, lm 3s-

AHITRIRI*HACK HANDICAP, of lOOsovs. Six furlongs. S—Mr. W. Murray's blk g" Conziska, 6yrs, by Conqueror— Bst lib (B. _ Deeley) , 1 Hon. J. D. Ormond's Mandoline. 7st 31b, carried 3'b over <W. Adams) ... 2 Mr. J. D. McDougall's Botanist, 9st Sib (A. Olliver) 3 Also started: 10. Marimba, Bst 111b (H. Griffith): 7, Sea Lord, Sst 10lb (O. McCarten); 3, Dribble, Sat 91b (L. Wilson); 8, Gold Foil. Sat B'b (J. O'Shea); 2, Spain, 7st 131b (C. Emerson): Tavistock, 7si 131b (W. Bel!): 9. Trials. 7st 91b (H. Watson); 18, Admiral Beatty, 7st Sib <R. Manson), 4, Golden Lyte, Tat 51b (A. Reia; 14, Zannone, 7at 31b (R. Keid); 15, Velour. 6st 101b (A. Loader); 11, Anguish, 6st 101b, carried 61b over <H. Young).

. Botanist was favourite. Won on the post by a nose. Botanist a head away. Time, 1m 16 1-sb. PARK STAKES HANDICAP, of 250sovs. One miie and a-quarter. —Mr. A. Donald's be g Montana, ayra, by . Elevation—Grecian Maid, 7st 111b, (W. Belt) ... 1 6—Mr. B. C. McCoranck'a Midnight Star, 7st 31b (H. Watson) ... a B—Mr. W. G. Stead's Red Book, 7st 6lb (R Manson) ... ... ... ... 3 Also started: 10. Multiplv, 9st, <B- Deeley): 4, Mummer, Sst 31b (C. Stowe); 5, Sir Alba Sst 3lb (O. McCarten); 3, Birkline, 7st 111b (J. O'Shea); 9, Blackall. 7st 71b (C. Emerson): 1, Marco BeDo, 7st 51b (H. Young); 12, Jem, 7at (R. Reid); .7. Hylatus, 6st lUb (J. Meagher); 11, Sicily, 6st 71b (A. Loader). Marco Belle was favourite. Won by a length, half a length separating second and third. Birkline was fourth. Time, 2m 9 2-ss.

TARADALE HANDICAP HURDLES, of 200soTs. • One mile and three-quarters. Mr- J. O'Halloran's eh g Aruake, aged, by Chasseur—Mab, Sst 21b (A. J. 7— J. D. Ormond's Vascular, 9at (W. Adams) * : ... ... 2 S—Mr. J. Oldfield's ' Sleacombe, 9st slb (F. Flynn) ... ... ... ... 3 % Also started: I,' St. Elmn, lOst 71b7(S. Reid): 5, Flingot, 9at 101b (J. O'Counell); 8, Bravest, 9st lOib (L- Ridgwayl; 4, Braeburn, Bst 81b (H. Tricklebank): 3, Sam Pan, 9st 4|b (A Trickiebank); 6, Kins'* Guard, 9st 41b (H. Manson). i St. Elmn was f*Tourite. "Won* by two lengths. Time, 3m 17s. JUVENILE HANDICAP, of ' ISOsovs. Pour furlongs. 3—Mr.. T. H. Lowry'a ch c Egypt, by , o All Black T Aurarius Bst(J.o'Shea) 1 13— J. S. McLeod'a Tresaida, 7st9lb (H- Watson) _ ' o Hon. J. D. Ormond's Hyttus, 7st llib (J. Meagher) '.. _. „. „. 3. ,a AI ?° tj S? ed: , 5 Lady Elysian, Bst slb 'A. J.. McPlynn); 1 Hyllus, Bst (B. Wood): 3, Chit Chat, 7s£ 9fb (H. Young); 11, Powder King, 7st 311b (R. Reid); 10, Ban Espoir (R. Manson); 4, Lady Kil- "'& # w Ben >; 2, Barley Sugar, 7st 91b (C. Emerson);. 8, Genee. 7«t 91b (C. Stowe); 12, Circle Lady 7st 91b (J. Kemp); 9, Tinkler, 7 £* 9lb (B. Morris); ,7, Mnltaine, 7st 9lb (B. Doeley); 7,. Chemise, 7st 91b (A. Reid); 6, Communique. 7st Sib (C. Sinclair).

Hyttua and Hyllus were bracketed favourite.

Won by half a-tength. Time, 50 2-ss. COUNTY HACK HANDICAP, of 125sovs. One mile. 11—Mr. H. Whitney's br h Boumania; 4yrs, by Charlemagne ll.—Crimea, , 7st 31b (A. Beid) i 2—Mr. W. Kemp's Carillon, Bst 71b (C. Stowe) - „. _ a Mr. W. J. Douglas's Whakahoki, 7st 131b (C. Bollo) ; -... ... 3

Also started: 5, Ladoguer, Bst (A. Tricklebank); 12, Discussion. 7st 121b (J. O'Shea); 7, Hygia, 7st 12 , 1b (R - Wood); 1, St. Omer, 7st lllb (B. Deeley); 3, Hikahakeke, 7rt Blb (W. Bell); 4, Alces, 7st 61b (C. Emerson); & Fuusterre 7st lib (C. Monk); 10, True Gun, Ist lib (B. Morris); 13, Falstone, 7st (H. Young); 9, Belgian Maid. 6st 12lb (R. Beid); 14, Eongomau. 6st 121b (A. Loader). St. Omer was favourite.

Won by ft length. Time, lm 43 4-Ss. RAILWAY HANDICAP, of 150«ovs. Six furlongs. I—Mr. A. B. Williams's br g Chortle, 6yrs, by Amusement, lost 61b (B. Deeley) ... 1 Mr. C. E. Twist's Pursefiller, 6st lllb (C. Sinclair) „. ..2 Mr. H. E. Troutbeck's Tatterley. 9st 21b (L. Wilson) ... ... 3 Also started: 2, Croesus, 9st 13lb (A. OlUver); 9, Kooya, Bst 4lb (A. Tricklebank) • Asterias, 7st 101b (O. McCarten); 6* Evadne, 7at 51b (C. Stowe); 4, Shaki 7st 21b (J. Meagher); 10, Boot!*, 7st (H. Young); Step, 6st 71b (A. Loader). Won by half a-leagtb. Time, lm 16 2-ss.

WAIKATO HUNT RACES. NOMINATIONS. [BY TELEGRAPH. OWS COBBESPOJfDEXT.I Cambkidge, Sunday. The following nominations have been re--3iT e £ H the , Hunt Club Race Meeting which o tal ? 8 Place at Cambridge on MonB l'^ oc *° * The x entries constitute a D^mtaion 0 '- any hlmt mCeting » *•» MAJDEN HUNTERS' STEEPLECHASE. TTl anKlliere ' Rotorangi, Captain Lock, fe Marcus, Sunstar, Cannonist Grey ST* Nick 5 & h \ Lad y,lobelia'Butter Trar; s f«r' Ci£* ifc Bn, i nrn -* %P«i«. Hawera, Se'dition; 8161 ' ***»»**>*: BARDOWTE HANDICAP. -Coleraine. Maid of Orleans, Lion d'Or, Self, Hamlet Bangle, Embers, Parsimony, Blue Rose £3? ng V Blue fe« a ' . Permit GlitterSg Sands, Huns Genevieve, KidderrnirTster Miss Avalanche. Chaminade, Brookfiefi Lady Gwendoline, Mill o'Gowrie " lOO * Jle '- a - JF$2& B & ,HTODLES.-Pap a kanui, Captain Look, Belgian Lass. Hopye, Cannonist Rotorangi, Grey Ghurka, SfePßfc Glenburn, Rapuke, Hawea. Kai--oSftru?te lio onty ' «fc— tiS. «W. WELTER. - Pendoon, Maui Aina, Hemisphere, Ihapuna, Guiding Wav Nicomar, Munster, AchiUeus, BumatiSn RwJli* ad \r Penury, Glisaando, Toreador oiSartS!' Monorail ' Worcester. Taj Mahal; WAIKATO HUNT,, CUP. - Okaihau G^bSSJ5 1, jockey. Advance, Captain ifock! Golborne, Lady Renown, Black Bobs, Wail G,viff- A w» ♦ BsadSr Fireaway, Transfer, giraffe.. Master Leslie, Golden Glow, Sedition, Song Hippo, Curearua. LADIES' . BBACELET.-Pendoon. Papakanui t Tmwoto, Hem lß phere. Corregidor, lenacious, Belgian Lass, Lismore, Hopye Embers, Sunstar .„ Black Bobs, Lady Lobelia, Butter Bill, Dunrobin, Takanini, bpalna, Marcus. Glenopal ' VICTORIA, PARK HACK RACE.— rame, Gretchen. Maid of Orleans Acid Drop, Lady Mabel, Ring Lupin, Corregidor, S ar^P', v Li *£*•! Marae, tfelma, Wiki' tera. Chilblain. Gladiqla. Matador Torn te Sleepy Jack, Glideaway, Tennessee Gypy Martian, Meddler. Parsimony, Blue Rose. Gluepot. Little Lady, SMlperion mm r?'«^ aere S g,l - J Pu O'»*. BliSorm' S^s ' Mossman, I*?S?i w Kidderminitor, Miss Avalanche, PreX l ™' Ca * a ft Bropkfield, Master &>nott. -.Gwendoline, WaiM -- Spaloa,. Tmoreka, Ditto. c |jg diC 9 J> " wiU b * declared on Saturday,!

K HAWKE'S BAY MEETING. V WEIGHTS FOR SPRING HANDICAP. [ST TELEGRAPH. —PRESS ASSOCTATIOT.] ?' . Napier, Sunday. Following: are the weights for the Spring Handicap, one mile and to be run at the Hawke's Bay Spring Meeting:— Multiply 9.0, Indigo 8.7. Mummer 8.2, Sir Alba 8.2, Fair Rosamond 7.13 i Birkline 7.11, Byron 7.9, Midnight Star 7.9, Red Book 7.7, Blackall 7.6 Marco Bello 7.3, Pursefiller 7.1. Shaki 7.0, Jem 6.12, Stepney 6.12. Hiwitapu 6.12. Hylami 6.7. Sicily 6.7, Anguish 6-7, Seatondale 6.7. COLONEL SOULT'S ENGAGEMENTS. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright. STDyrr, October 3. Colonel Soult win run in the Metropolitan Handicap and will be reshipped to "New Zealand without fulfilling his other Randwick engagements.