SPORTING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18078, 1 May 1922, Page 3

SPORTING.

ENGLISH RACING.

THE ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS. A, and N.Z. LONDON. April 28. The Newmarket Spring Meeting was continued to-day. The following was the result of the leading event:— THE ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS of £100 each. For threo-yen.r-old fillies; 9.0 each. Jiowlcy mile. Mr. B. W. Par;> ch f Silver Urn. by Juggernaut—Queen Silver (Carslake) . . 1 Sir E. Hulton's ph f ;3oubriquet, by Lemberir—Silver Fowl '. . 2 Mr. Marshall-Field's br f Golden Corn by Golden £un—Com Cackle .* ..3 The defeat of Golden Corn in the first classic of the seasoin for fillies probably would bo a surprise. Laet season she won five two-yoar-old races in succession after being beaten into second placs in her first start. Silver Urn failed to earn a winning brackot in her three starts laat season. VICTORIA CUP. A. and N.Z. LONDON. April 29. Monarch has established a remarkable record by running second in the Lincolnshire Handicap City and Suburban Handicap, and to-day's Victoria Cup. which was won by Yellow Dwarf with Varsy thud. THE DERBY FAVOURITE. A. and N.Z. LONDON. April 28. Saint Louis' smashing yistory in the Two Thousand Guineas has solved the problem of establishing a Derby favourite. He is now quoted at fours. Until this week he hud run only oncu unplaced as a two-yetfr-old, Mr Gilpin's second Derby candidate is Re-echo. A remarkable story is circulated regarding the favourites for the Derby. The jockoys and owners of Gilpin's pair tossed a coin with the result that Archibald, who rode Saint Louis in the Two Thousand, rides Re-echo in the Derby, while Donoghuo rides Saint Louia The newspapers adversely criticise this method of deciding mounts. The quotations are fours Saini Louis and tens PondolanJ and Re-echo*

AUSTRALIAN RACING. CITY TATTERS ALL'S CUP. A. and N.Z. SYDNEY. April 29. The City Tattereall'a Cup resulted as follows:—Kennepil, V: Wild 'Un, 2; Sail On 3. Seventeen Btarted. Won by two and a-half lengths. Timo, 2m 23|s. In the Denman Stakes, after being prominent in the early stages, Soifanello finished in the ruck CAMBRIDGE TROTS. [BX TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] CAMBRIDGE. Saturday. Tie Cambridge Trots wcro held to-day. The weather was fi.no, and the attendance very satisfactory, being much larger than at the last meeting Results: — FARMERS' PLATE.—GoId Traco, 1; Ansalm, !i; Topsy Rothschild, 3. Scratched: Ritawa, Miss Joyce, Beauty Spot, Lady Moiyneux, I£er&. Won by three lengths. Time. 3m 49» LEAMINGTON HANDICAP.-Manna 1: Guinea, 2: Regret, 3. Scratched: Uold Trace. Parting Gift. Won b* two lengths. Time, 3m 58*. CAMBRIDGE CUP.—Comedy Chief, 1; Bluowood, 2; Mount Albert, ?. All started. Won by two lengths. Time «in 44a. BAUTAPD HANDICAP.—-Anselm, 1; Nita Cole. 2; Eric 8011, 3- Scratched: Ritawa, IVL&nna. WvVfl by a length and &- half. Timo, 3m 40 1.5*. BARDOWIE HANDICAP.— Teddy McKinney, 1: Pine Child,. 2; jNgaroto. 3Won by half a length. Time, 5m 15s FAREWELL HANDlCAP.—Salamander, 1- Van Coronado, 2; Lady Somerset. 3. Scratched: Mount Albert. Won by a head. Time, 2m 19 1-6b. SOUTH CANTERBURY RACES. [by TELEGRAPH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.] TIMARU, Saturday. The South Canterbury meeting concluded in dull weather. The track was faSv. Iho totalisator receipts were £ 20.551, , c ° ! 7 ir ? r^ <l with £'23.179 on the second day last sear. The total for the meeting £2<,044 against £44,951 last autumn. Results.— TRIAL HANDICAP. —Quarrelsome, 1; Paddy's Hope, 2j Agnola, 3. Suratcaed Molly's Hope. Woa by a head. Time, la 1 3-os. PAREORA HANDICAP.—Mantua. 1; Limelieht. 2; Bon Spec, 3. Sc ™ ,c^ d ' Roseday. Won by a neck. Time lm ids. BEACONSFIELD HACK WELTER - Weird, 1; Dame Straitlace, 2; Raconteur, 3. Scratched: Kerry Star. Won by a length. Time, lm 2S 2-ss. AUTUMN HANDICAP.— Songbird, 1; Tatau Tatau. 2: Mythology. 3. Scratched. Deuculion and Sartolita. Won by a length. Time, lm 39 2-5» WAI-ITI STEEPLECHASE.— Sonny 1; . Carabinie. 2: Fortune Hunter 3 Scratched: Pawerewore. Won 6y five lengthy Time, 4m 29b. Juan and Cfticia fell, and Pariforxn ran oS. ,' APRIL STAEEB.—Bosker Boy,. I; Bale- ( fl r e 2: Solway. 3. Scratched: Weird. Won 1 by a nose. Time, lm 15 2-ss. TEMUKA HACK HANDICAP.—Lord Leslie, 1; Kerry Star, 2; Vice Royal, 3, Scratched: Liquer. Won by a length. lime, • lm 27 2-sb. ' SEADOWN WELTER, -Whipping Boy, [ 1: Deucalion. 2; Lady Blissful, 3. Scratched: Mythology. Won by a length. Time, la 1 27 2-5.