AUSTRALIAN RACING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20324, 3 August 1929, Page 11

AUSTRALIAN RACING.

ACTIVITY OF STEWARDS. DISQUALIFICATIONS IMPOSED. Australian unci N.Z. Press Association. NEWCASTLE. Aug. 2. The gelding Chrysotta has been disqualified for 12 months, together with T. Carlwright (jockey) and the owner-trainer, I). McKinnon, following an inquiry into tho horse's running in the Maitland Milo on Wednesday last 1 t'Eirni. Aug. 2. T. Chandler, one of tlio lending jockeys in Wrslorn Australia, bus been disqualified for three j-cars for alleged improper practices. THE TUTvF IN ENGLAND. GOODWOOD MEETING. Australian Pre3a Association—United Service * LONDON, Aug. 1. At the Goodwood meeting to-day tho following was the result ot. the leading even l THE OOODWOOI) CUP. Of i' 1250; about '1 miles 5 fur. OLD ORKNEY, J. Murphy to ch hj, Pyrs, by Loth Lomond—Queen's Health ~ 1 Bit OWN JACK, Colonel 11. Wernher's br hj, syrs ■* ARCTIC STAR. Sir M. Wilson's br g, !>yra 3 Six Etarted. In an exciting finish Old Orkney won by a short head: third horao four lengths away. BRIGHT (iLOW TOR SYDNEY. luv TKI.ECIItAPII. —OWN" COI'.UESPONIJENT,J ■ WELLINGTON, Friday. J. Fryer left to-day by the Mamma for Sydney with Bright Glow and tho Tonbridge—Lady Egletine two-year-old liii.v. Bright Glow baa done particularly well. The youngster is engaged in the Gimcrack Stakes at Rundwick, and ia Fryer's own property. The iiorsca are duo buclc in time lor tho Wellington spring meeting, tryer stated that it was possible, that Mendtp would be sent over to him by a later Btoamer.