VICTORIA RACING CLUB.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17113, 19 March 1919, Page 9

VICTORIA RACING CLUB.

FLEMNGTON AUTUMN MEETING.

AUSTRALIAN CUP WON BY NEW TIPPERARY. Australian and N.Z. Cable Association. (Reed. 8.20 p.m.) MELBOURNE, Mar. 18. The second day of the Victoria Racing Club's meeting was held in brilliant weather. The going was good. Eudois just got up and won tho Elms Handicap in the last few yards. Molyneux ran ninth. This is Eudois's first Victorian win. Whiz Bang, finishing fast, won tho Ascot Vale Stakes easily from Mr. Ernest Clarke's pair, Hyades and Sextia. The favourite, Artilleryman, ran badly. Galloping well from the home turn, the West Australian gelding, New Tipperary, won the Australian Cup comfortably from Earlborn, who won't fast over the last furlong Menin was a fair third Sauci, who was well up for a mile and a-half, ran eighth. Tho time, 3m f9jß, has been ex:elled on several occasions- Star Comedian pulled up lame- The last half-mile was run m 535, and the last six furlongs in- lm L9Ja. New Tipperary weighed in two ounces jverwoight, but the stewards decided not to disturb the verdict. The New Zealand gelding, Tararu. Jack, scored the easiest win for years in the March Steeplechase. He led for the last Bix furlongs, and won by nearly a furlong. Finon ran off. The following are the details of the •acing: — ELMS HANDICAP, of £300: one mile.Eudois. 7at 3lb, 1; Lomali. 6st 111b.8; rruopenny, 6at 131b. 3. Won by a short lead. There were 11 starters. Time, lm 12s ASCOT VALE STAKES, of £1000: six 'urlongs.-Whiz Bang. ,101b 1; Hyades, Sat lib. 2; Sextia, Bst 71b, 3, Six started. Won by four lengths. Time, lm 15! 8. AUSTRALIAN CUP, of £2500. Two miles and a-quarter. J. O'Hara's b g New Tipperary, aged. by Positano-'Frisco Queen, 7at Tib (R. Lewis) ■;_■•_ • • ,"" ' " n _ Earlborn, 7st lib (P. Dempsey) . . . . i H A. Currie's g h Menin, 4yrs, 6sl 121b (F. Howard) ■ ", B Twelve started. Boontree led for six furlongs, with Sauci third. Then Shadow Dancer had charge till the turn. New tipperary was in front at the straight entrance und won easily by three lengths from EarlM rn, who in turn was two lengths m front jf Menin. Shadow Dancer was fourth. Time, 3m 59 MARCH STEEPLECHASE of £300. \bout two miles and haJf-a-ltulong.-Tararu lack, 12st Blb. 1: lolaus, 9sl 4lb. 4; McAlpin. )st 51b 3. Eight started Tararu Jack won sasily by 40 length?.. Time, 4m 13Ja. BOURKE HANDICAP, of £500. .Seven 'nrlones — Bst 9lb. 1; Petracia. Tst 6 "b 2: Ope" BoufJe. Sst Bib. 3. Thirteen started. Won by three lengths. Time, lm 27>s. JUNIOR HANDICAP, of £300. Five furlongs and a-half.-Wildun. 7st (lib. 1: Uf star, fist 3lb. 2: Arrasene 7st 101b. 3. Won by a length 'and a-ha!f. Sonny Poy Draco, ind Star Performer were left at the post. , Time, lm 9>s. mmm VICTORIAN YEARLING SALES. i. and N.Z. MELBOURNE Mar. 18. The total sum realised at the sale of yearings amounted to 11,142 guineas. The colt w The Welkin-Laird Rose, purchased by he New Zealand sportsman, Mr W. 14. lemhall, is a full brother to Battleplane. THAMES JOCKEY CLUB. HANDICAPS DECLARED. [BY. TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.] THAMES, Tuesday. The following handicaps have been declared by Mr. R. Wynvard for the opening day's racing of the Thames Jockey Club a snnual meeting:— FIRST HANDICAP HURDLES, one mfle and three-qunrters.-Tenaoious 11.10, Manloltov 10.8. Orpheum 10.6. Notability .10, Spalpeen 9.10. Seville 9.10. Garryowen 98. Golden Petal 9.5. Northland 9.3. -Lyddite 9.0, Keystone 9.0. Calais 9.0. Battletide 9.0. Silver Pine 9.0. Aroha 9.0. Rome 9.0. Campfire Jack 9.0, Totara Jack 9.0. FIRST MAIDEN . HANDICAP, ax far-longs.-Flyii.s Gowrie 9.0. Debutante 8.8, Formalin 8.4, Hessian 7.13, Miss Leslie T. 5. General Stephen 7.11 New Zealand US. General Advance 7.8. Bridgie ".Merry Nell 7.7. Downcastle 7.4. Middlemark 7-4. Aircraft 7.4, Mulatto 7.3, Amans Lassl 7.5. Cordite /.a. Lady Olwyn 7.0. Elate 7.0. Tuipa 7.0. Silver Lode 7.0, Koura 7.0, Golden Russet 7.0. BOROUGH HANDICAP, five fnrlonea.— Taiamai 9.7. Mossman 8.13 Rekanui 8.8, Caballern 8.7. Bluest™ 87. Lupin «£ Roval Chef 7.1 L Bellacity 7.2, Arran B-U B?own Loll 6.12. Cambridge!. Miss EUie. fi 7. Rangi Aroha 6.7. Don Patch 6.7. Declare S 7 ' GOLDFIELDS CUP, one mile and a-qnar-tor.-Tinopai 9.12, Unclei Ned 8.19. Killard k.i Mill 0' Gowrie 8.4. Royal Irish 8.5. All Ta k 8.0, Glenopal 7.6, Housewife 7.6. Windorah 7.2. Waiuta 7.2, Blue Cross 6.11, Mun£fill Meltchikoff 611, Lord Kemlvrorth 5.9, Hineamam 6.9 Lady Energy 6.8. Step 6.7. Penona 6.7, Winning Shot 6.7. Marble Star fi.7. Glncian 6.7. Nnnerrant 6.7, Blue and Black. 6.7, . _ HACK HANDICAP, sis fnrlonga.-Can-zonetto 9.6. Mahzoltov 8.10, Escaped 8.10, Elyan 8.3, Formalin 7.12. Hessian, 7.12. Bang 7 12 Mottle Rose 7.10. Bridgie 7.7. Orpheum 7.7. Merry Nell 7.7. Penona 7.7. Tara*roa 7.6. Newlant 7.6 Declare 7.5, Ohaupo 7.5 Arch Carreno 7.5. Hypothesis 7 5 Earl Marshal 7.3. Mulatto 7.2. Gold Bird 0 Stow Coach 7.0 FalvalefJ 7.0. Escapemen 7.0. Paddy 7.0 Glenava 7.0 Er.ng 7.0. Sane Gene 7.0. Runaway 7.0. WaiaUpM 70. Penellf 7.0, Brodick 7.0 Knmara 7.0. Firespark 7.0, Persian King 7.0. STEWARDS' HANDICAP, six rnriongs.--Taiamai 9 7. Mill o' Gowrie 8.13. Mossman Us! Rockfield 8.7, Crowhurst 8.6 OhinewaiSi 8.6, Royal Chef 7.12. Lightning 7.11, Bellacity 7.0, Don't 6.13, Corregidor 6.12. Meltchikoff 6.12. Arran 6.8. FIRST STEEPLES, two miles and three--luarters.-Tenacious 11.13. The Channel 11.6, Proubleaome 10.6, Golden Glow 9.13, Spal--2" Northland' 9.10. Photon 9.10. Beauty 9.8. Almndale 9.7, Lady Lyddite 9.7. Grey Star 9.7. KOPU HANDICAP, seven furlongs.Hyllus 9.0. Kauri King 8.12, Housewife 7.12. Royal Chef 7.6. Waiutu 7.4. Gold Kip 7.4. EiCmaru 7.0. Munster 7.0. Corrogidor 6.15, Sarryowne 6.15, Melchikoff 6.13 Fabrique te 5 12 Woody Glen 6.12. Escaped 6J2, Kereme 6.12. Marble Star 6.10, Royal Prince 6.9, Step 6.8 Chilblain 6.8. Blue and Black 6.7. Nunerrant 6.7, Silver Lupin 6.7. Acceptances for all events to be run on the opening day of the Thames Jockey Club's meeting close to-morrow at noon. WHAKATANE MEETING. [BY TELEGRAPH.-OWN CORRESPONDENT.] TANEATUA, Tuesday. Excellent weather prevailed for the Whakaane Racing Club's annual meeting, held .... vosterday. There was a largo crowd fd e thTmS"w« excellent. The following ire the results:— . . , _~ MAIDEN PLATE.—Division, 1; Silver FLYING STAKES.-Pablo, 1; French s ark 2 OPOURIAO HANDICAP-Firelock, 1; Trench Park, 2; Kopuru, 3. WHAKATANE HANDICAP Laval, • Pablo, 2. MAIDEN SCURRT.-SiWer Hill, 1; lopuru, 2TANEATUA HANDICAP .-Firelock. 1; ionte, 2. ~ _„, COMMITTEE'S HANDICAP.— Hill, , *; Monte, 2. I MAORI RACE—Haku, 1; Peanut, 8. FORTHCOMING MEETINGS, AUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB. The nrogTamme put forward by the Auckland Trotting Club for their autumn meeting will require attention at the hands ot horseowners on or before Fnday next, on which day at 6 p.m. nominations close lor all evontß. The Bum offered for competition is £3000, the Campbell Handicap and Prince of Wales Handicap being respectively worth £450 Nominations for the Great Northern Derby of £760, to be run at the summer meeting of 1920-21, also close on Friday next, ____________