AUSTRALIAN TURF

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21249, 1 August 1932, Page 7

AUSTRALIAN TURF

(MEETING AT ROSEHILL |EW ZEALAND SUCCESSES HAVERING and gold mag OBATORIAN BUNS THIRD (Received July 31. 5.5 p.m.'i SYDNEY, July 111 | New Zealand racehorses had a successful innings at tho Roseliill meeting yesterday. Havering scored an easy victory in the P.osehill Handicap, his winning margin being three lengths. Tins was his first win on his present trip to Australia and was also his first success since he won the President's Handicap at tho Te Kuiti Racing Club's meeting at To Awamutu in Jlav of last year. The Magpie filly Gold Mag, owned and trained by Mr. J. Hennah, of Hastings, scored a spectacular win in tho Maiden Thieo-year-old Handicap. This was Gold Mail's first start in Sydney and she won nicely by a length. Tho New Zealander Roy Reed rode her. Oratorjan ran third to Holdfast and Erbie ir;/ tho Flying Handicap. King Starch finished fifth in Havering's race. Mungatoon was unplaced in the' Nursery Handicap, arid White Wings was unplaced in tho Carlingford Mile. Results:— MAIDEN THREE-YEAR-OLD HANDICAP Sweepstakes of £1 10s each, with £l5O added; 7 fur. GOLD MAG (N.Z.), J. HennaVfi br f. 3yrs, by Magpie—Kaahumanu. 3 2 (R Reed) j LINDEAN, 8.12 (J. Munro) 2 FJMROD. 8.7 (M. McCarten) ".3 ".Velfre started. Length; three-quarters of a lensth Time lm 275. FLYING HANDICAP Sweepstakes of £1 10s each, with £l5O added; 6 fur. HOLDFAST, F. Galian's blk a, syr« by Wedge—Lystrim, 8.13 (O'Suliivan) 1 ERBIE. Mrs. J. Phillips', 8.2 (Nowland) . . . . . 2 ORATORIAN (N.Z.), R. J. Murphy's, S 0 (Stead) Nino, started. Two lengths; one and a-quarter lengths. Time, lm 15s. ROSEHILL HANDICAP Sweepstakes of £1 each, with £.50 added: 14- miles. HAVERING (N.Z.). J. M. ' Ccrcoran's ch' e. 6yrs, by Quin Abbey—Dreamer. 8.5 (Stead) I SALVADOR, 7.10 (Hickey) .. .. 2 S'JNLOVER, 6.13 (Barton) ~ .. 3 Twelve started. Three lengths. Time, 2m Cs. EASY WIN FOR MADE UP UNDSAY GORDON STEEPLES (Received July 31. 5.5 p.m.) / MELBOURNE. July 31 The New Zealand jumper Make Up. who run second to his stablemato Ls.ndmark in tlie Great Northern Hurdles at Ellerslie in June, rpcorded his first win in Australia at the Moonee Valley races yesterday. He curried 10.10 in the Lindsay GordDn Steeplechase, and ridden by the Hawera horse-, nan I. Tucker, decisively defeated a field of 16, his winning margin being live lengths. Spear Lad ran third to Rex Aurantic and Mystery Ship in the Glen Orla Handicap Lady Pam was unplaced in ths Derrimut Handicap, and Landmark was unplaced in the Jumpers' Flat. Resuits;— LINDSAY GORDON STEEPLECHASE about 2 miles 2 fur 8 chains. MAKE UP (N.Z.), J. J. Corry's b g. 6 yrs, by Surveyor—Rosenur, 110.10 (I, Tucker) 1 J3AVER LAD, 10.0 (Howson) ». ..2 GREEN DON, 9.7 (Thompson) . . 3 Sixteen started. Fiv'o lengths; half a head. Time, 5m Ojs. GLEN ORLA HANDICAP Of £350; li mile 3. REX AURANTIC. B. W. Seymour's b g, 6yrs, by Gold Brew—Lady Orange, §■.ll (Jones) 1 MYSTERY SHIP. T. J. Johnson's. 7.0 (Effan) 2 iSPEAR LAD (N.Z.), W. R. Eemball's. 7.8 (J. O'Brien) 3 Thirteen started. Length; head. Time, 2m 13Js. TAKANINI TRACK NEWS / TEA TRADER SHOVVJS DASH ; PROGRESS OF PROLYXO Weather conditions wsre perfect at TakaI 1 1? °n Saturday, but She going was still fioit, arthough raiydly «rying. All the work wait done on the middle grass . Greek Gold (Taylor) and Holl;,- Lu (Jones] strode over thj-eo furlongs at the end of pace-work. 3oth horses are well forward lor this time of the year. ProJyxo (Moore) was Roing easily over three furlongs in 459. Sho is coming 011 nicely, but so far no atteintpt has been made to try her. Alignment (McFarland) led the Paper Money—Vicereine colt (Mclnally) bv a length at the end of two furlongs in 07 3-sa. These colts have done extremely well antf tioth are expected to show pace when the tracks become firm. Arch Ruler (Forsyth) easily held Maslioor (Farrell) nt the end of six furlongs in 1.24 3-5. Arch Ruler pulled up better than he has done la):ely and tin; few sprints recently allotted to him have cvidentlv done him good. The Whirlwind —Lady Dollar filly hit out freely in a sprint up the straight. She .is now cominjt on well. Tea Trader (Walters) showed a lot of dash in running three furlongs with Hi-jh Comedy (Edwards) in 39 4-sa. Tea Trader has done exceptionally well during the winter and he will run a fast gallop the first time he is extended. Prince of Orange (Walters) was goins elightly better than R-iyal Art:.st (Edwards) nt the end of six furlongs in .1.21 4-5. Both horses moved freely, but Prince of Qranj;; is more forward and 110 was going stronglv et tho finish. The hunter Gold Idem did not come un to expectations in his track essays and his owner has decided not to persevere with him. . . p , ~ „ Chief Joy. Kaewlnwhi. Pillow Fight, Guv Marigold and a number of others did useful work. HORSES FOR AUSTRALIA SEVERAL GOING ON FRIDAY [by telegraph—OWN roi:respondent] WELLINGTON, Saturday Acting on medical advice the Trenthum trainer J. McLaughlin, who has been seriously ill, has finally decided to make tie trip to Sydney, and has booked a passrije for himself and his two-horses (Prince . oinba! and St. Bernard) on the Zealandia, which leaves Wellington next Friday. McLaughlin is making steady progress toward recovery, but lia3 not yet been able to leave his home. Other horses booked to sail on the /ealandia are: -Autopay (in charge of C. l'ritchard), Cylinder and Megaphone (in charge of J II Jefferd). Silver Ring (in charge of his owner, Mr. D. Fniser), and three, or Possibly four, others, in charge of Mr. A. Robertson. , , The trainer S. J. Reid leaves toward the middle of the month to supervise tho preparation of Historic. PHAR LAP'S SISTER INQUIRY FROM AMERICA [liY XELECIIAril —OWN COIIREPPONDEN'I.'] DUNEDI.N, Saturday America is turning her eyes this way «ince Pliar Lax» won tho Agua Coliente Handicap. Mr. K. Austin, manager of the Elderslie Stud, has received word fisking if Nea Lap, sister to Phar Lap, is for sale. She is not in the saine class as her ■world-famous brother, but ilier relationship tnay make her desirable for tlie stud. At present Nea Lop is n. member ol J. M. Cameron's team in Australia.