RACING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18706, 12 May 1924, Page 7

RACING.

THE TUEF IN ENGIAND. ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS. A. and N.Z. , LONDON. May Id.' At the Newmarket Spring Meeting yester- ; day the following was the result of \ the lead- ; ing' event: — ~-.?: ,*,, ~,..,,■. ,■•* - „ ~..,,;.,.. THE ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS, of £100 ■ each, with 1000 guineas added; for three-; Ii * year-old fillies,;. foaled ;; in 11921; / 9.0 each:' !» Rowley mile. .. ~; i ■■„„;.;,"'>,.,:,,.;. PLACE. Lord Eosebery*s ch f, by Hurry , _ On—Groat ■;;-...•,.;.,.■'", J'; 1 . »^»; > •i i "'"'- * •'.".* MT/MTAZ :f MAHAL," H. H. Aga Khan's >*-; gr f, by The Tetrarch—Lady Josephine ;-; 2 STRAITLACE, Sir E. Hulton's br.f, by. - - & Son-in-law —Stolen .' Kiss .... ;< • v?r ■ There were 16 starters. Won by a length and a-half. ; ■- ;.-V' t -a-;.- 1 - ; Plack did not start as a; two-year-old, 'and the One Thousand i Guineas apparently was her first race ; The defeat of Mnmtaz by a filly making her first appearance would no doubt rank as another surprise of the turf. -;., _!- : v ',;;''.',;...:;' .' i ;;,- j , : "■ ;,'.;-' ■»'•■ Straitlace, who ran third, 'started twice as a two-year-old, running second to Mumtas Mahal in the Spring Two-year-old -Stakes at' Newmarket, and winniug the Rous Memorial Stakes at Goodwood from a good field. ~ AUSTRALIAN RACING. ROSHI LLC MEETING. .Australian and N.Z. Cable Association. (Reed. 6.5 p.m.) SYDNEY. May 11. The Autumn Handicap, at the Rosehill Meeting, resulted as follows:—Peteropod, 1; Pagan Chief. 2; Absurdum, 3. Won by a length and a-half. Time, lm 14s. ,-.,; , ■ -;..-. ;,',■,..,; s.'.f . : ADELAIDE'S GOODWOOD. / V; .'■-■-■ ■•■■;-,.'-■-J ■..:.... -"'..■'\ >V ■■•'.■-:.. ■■■'■:'.■■ i'K'i Australian and N.Z. Cable Association. (Reed. 6.5 p.m.) •'■ ADELAIDE, May 11. The Goodwood Handicap, at the South Australian Jockey Club's Autumn Meeting, resulted as follows: St. Roseate, 1; Kihano. 2; Shankey, 8. There were 19 Btarters. Time; lm 13s. ' -'M •-■ ■ ■.: ■ ■■■'■ -^ : j--' : - •- ■-■«