AUSTRALIAN TURF.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21131, 14 March 1932, Page 7

AUSTRALIAN TURF.

(RESULTS AT EOSEHILL. NEW ZEALAND SUCCESSES. 'AHMON ra wins again, mightmarch runs second. <y PANTHER'S MILE AND HALF. (Received March 13. 5.5 p.m.) SYDNEY. March. 13. Vew Zealand was well to tho fore at the Rosrhill autumn meeting yesterday, there bring a distinct Dominion flavour about the result of neulv every race. Amnion Ra, fresh from his successes in Victoria, scored a" very comfortable victory in tho Rawson Stake;,. Nightmarch created surprise bv narrowly defeating Veilmond for second honours. All three placed horses were bred in New Zealand. Nightmarch's display was very promising in view of his important coming engagements. He arrived from New Zealand only on Tuesday, and after serving at the stud had had only one other race this season, when lie rar second to Cricket Pat- in the James Hazlett Gold Cup at Dunedin last month. Panther, who is now trained at Randwick for his Wellingtor owner, won the Kosehill Autumn Handicap by half a length f rom Carry On, last year's Australian Cup winner. Chide was third. Rafflight, Mho was bred in Australia but did his early racing in Auckland, narrowly won the Three rnd Four-year-old Handicap in an exciting finish. The New Zealand trainer, A. D. Webster, took the I'arramatta Mile with his Australian purchase My Talisman, ridden by his son, T. Webster. Cvlanta was second, and Love Song, who was sold by J. H. Jefferd last October, was third. Results: — THREE AND FOUR-YEAR-OLD HANDICAP, Sweepstakes of £1 10s each, with £l5O added; 7 fur. RAFFLIGHT. VII. Leural.'s" br p, 4yrs, bv Great Barrier—Headlight,. 9.4 (R. Welsh) 1 EUN EAGLE. R. L. do Percy's, 9.4 (J. E. Pike) . . . • JACKO, 8.6 (J. Pratt) * •Dead-lieat for setond. Eighteen started, including Bayacre, who was never prominent. Head. Time, lm 2'oig. RAWSON STAKES, Sweepstakes of ~£s each, -v.-i.th £SOO added: weight-for-age, with allowances; 1 mile 1 fur. IMMON RA (N.Z.-bred), C. C. Sheath's b g, 3yrs, by Limond— Hyades. 8.1 (M. McCarten) 1 NIGHTMARCH (N.Z.). A. Louisson's br h 6yrs. by Night Raid—Marsa, 9.'2 (R. Reed) 2 i7EILMOND (N.Z.-bred). E, Moss' br h. 4yrs, by Ijimond—\ T cii. 9.0 (J. K. Pike) 3 Also Started.—Pentheus, High Disdain end Burwood. Two and a-half lengths; iiead. Time, lm E2is. ROSEHILL AUTUMN HANDICAP, Sweepstakes of £2 each w. th £2OO added; li miles. PANTHER (N.Z.). C. Boyle's b g. aged, by Kilbroney—Pussyfoot, 7.12 (W. H. Cook) . - • • - • - . . 1 CARRY ON. J. S. Brunton's, 8.13 (M. McCarten) .., 2 CHIDE (N.Z.-bred), T. C. Trautwein's, 10.1 (F. Egii) 3 Nine started. Half a length; length. PARRAMATTA MILE, Sweepsiakes of £1 10s each, with £l5O added; 1 mile. MY TALISMAN. A. D. Webster's b g, oyrs, by Claro —Tributary, 0.9 (T. Webefer) . . 1 CYLANTA. J. Kennedy's. 9.6 (J. Munro) 2 LOVE SONG (JN'.Z.-bred). Peoples and Peoples', 10.0 (J. Pratt! . . . . . 3 Fifteen started. Long head; two lengths. Time, lm 425.

MEETING AT CAULFIELD. THE ST. KILL)A HANDICAP. (Received March 13. 5.5 p.m.) MELBOURNE. March 13. The chief event at the Victoria Amateur ?urf Club's meeting at Ca.ilield yesterday le3ttlted as follows : ST. KILDA HANDICAP. Of £700; 1J miles. KIDSTON. Sir S. -Kidman's b m. 4yrs, by Pistol—Allyerra, 6.13 (N. Percival) 1 BABA, P. Russell's, 7.U (11. Skidmore) 2 WtINCE DAYTON. J. Hurley's, 8.5 (W. Duncan) . . 3 Twelve started. Half a head; two lengths. Time, 2m 3-Is. CAPE ROYAL DESTROYED. MR. W. R. KEMBALL'S LOSS. [BT TELEGRAFH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] WELLINGTON. Sunday. Cable advice has been received by Mrs. W. R. Kemball from Mr. Kemball, Melbourne, that the promising two-year-old Cape Royal was destroyed at Caulfield yesterday. Ko details were given. Cape Royal was a halfbrother by Cape Horn to Lady Pam, and was the most promising member of G. Jones' team in Melbourne. Tue loss is a. severe blow to Mr. Kemball. HORSES AT AWAPUNI. TEAMS FOR WELLINGTON. KING COLOSSUS' FROGRESS. [from our own correspondent.] PALMERSTON NORTH, Saturday. King Colossus is being kept going in his fork and if all goes well ho v*ill fulfil his engagement in t_he St. Leger sit Trentham. This morning he was sent uloag over a mile with W. J. McDowell in the naddle, picking up The Mirror between the seven and the six furlongs posts. He ran his first half-milo in 1.4 and the full distance in 1-45 2-5, finishing well to draw away from his companion. If the trip is undertaken B. H. Morris will ride both King Colossus *nd The Mirror at Trentham. Mrs. McDonald's team for Trentham Las teen reduced by the decision not to include Chief Cook and Chief Clerk, and there is a doubt whether In Vain will go. The three two-year-olds Inflation, La Moderns and Chief Marionette will all make the trip. This morning Inflation and La Modern© showed a tund of early speed in a six furlongs gallop on the plough and although ease*! up over the last, two fill longs, accom- ' pished their task in the smart time or 1.18. Chief Marionette was restricted to Pace-work. 11. Gray will ride Inflation, and 11. N. Wiggins Chief Marionette, but no definite engagement has been made for .La Woderne. , , ~ , , The team will be completed by the hardy Blacksmith, who appeals to be thriving on Mcing. .Man McDonald will ride lnm in tlie high-weight event. , . J. P. Coyle lii'S his three recent additions, R_i<=s On, Gueres3 and Cloy engaged Trentham. In company with Patearoa. I'ass On and Ooy were sent five furlongs °n the plough this morning. I hey ian th<? first two in 255, three in 80s, and Ine full distance in 1.7, Pa.Jearoa finishing tho strongest. Conjurer 11.. who claims an engagement in the High-weight Hnjirlicup. had Gueress ns a partner over f mile. In°y F*n the first two furlongs in 25 2-58, five ! n 1.6 and the full distance in 1.50 Conjurer 11. drawing away over the final lurk: .

Morrath. who* opened her winning accent at Rangitikei, is to contest the Iriai Plate at Trentham. This morning she ftrode over five furlongs under a strong "old in I.D 3-5. K. Voitre will again ride her.