AUSTRALIAN RACING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21279, 5 September 1932, Page 7

AUSTRALIAN RACING

SATURDAY'S RESULTS ONE NEW ZEALAND WIN SUCCESS OF MANAWHENTA AUTOPAY RUNS THIRD (Rei'eived September 4, 5.5 p.m.) SYDNEY, Sept. 3 Tho only New Zealand winner at the Canterbury Park meeting to-day was tho Auckland gelding Manawhenua, who triumphed in the September Handicap, beating among others Strength, last year's surprise winner of the Metropolitan Handicap at ltandwick. Manawhenua just prevailed by a head, and he ran the milo and three furlongs, tho longest distance at which he has yet been successful, in £m 245. Other New Zcalanders, Autopav and King March, finished third in the Canterbury Stakes and tho Campsic Handicap respectively, but the other Dominion representatives were all beaten out of a place. Autopav behaved badly at tho barrier and was placed on tho outside. Tho three-year-olds Silver Ring and Gaino Carrington were both unplaced in tho Canterbury Stakes,/ Silver Ring finishing seventh and Gaine Carrington last. Princo Pombal and Mungatoon ran unplaced in tho Three-year-old Handicap, and True Shaft and Hunt tho Slipper in the first/ division of the Flying Handicap. Results: — SEPTEMBER HANDICAP,

Sweepstakes of £1 each, with £l5O added; 1 mile 3 fur. MANAWHENUA (N.Z.). H. Kama's b • g. oyrs, by Acre—Country Picnic, S.l (G. W. Duncan) 1 STRENGTH, J J. Hansell'e b p, aged, by Sandow—Nysa, 9.1 (T. C. Webster)' . . - 2 PHILIPPIC, Orwell Phillips' blk g, aged, bv Demosthenes—Ednaver, 7.1 (F. Egli) 3 Seven started. Half a head; three-quar-ters of, a length. Time, 2m 245. CANTERBURY STAKES, Sweepstakes of £3 each, with £3OO added; weight-for-age, with allowances; 6 fur. HOLDFAST, Frank Gahan's blk g. Gyrs, by Wedgo—Lystrim, 8.13 (W. Cook) . 1 GREENSEA, Mrs. F. T. Cush'e br g. aged, by Greenstead—Canal, 5.13 (J. E. Pike) .. . . .. ... . . 2 &UTOPAY (N.Z.), N. E. Aitken and H. F. Wood's b hj, syrs, by Paper Ifoney—Ttebelli, 9.2 (M. McCarten) . 3 Nine started. Length; half a length. Time, lm 13s. CAMPSIE HANDICAP, Sweepstakes of £1 10s each, with £l5O added; 9 fur. CONFAB, H. Miller's b g, 4yrs, by Magpie—Etoru, 8.2 (F. Hickey) .. .. 1 LORD J. T. Cush's ch g, aged, by Kennaquhair—Bariontes, 8.5 (J. Simpson) 2 KING MARCH (N.Z.I, E. R. Davis and O. Nicholson's blk g, syrs, by Roaeendale—Queen March (M. McCarten) 3 Twelve started. Two lengths; three-quar-ters of.a length. Time, lm 55js. ■ h - . MEETJNG AT CAULFIELD

HIC-H BRAE'S MEMSIE STAKES I (Received September 4, 5.5 p.m.) MELBOURNE, Sept. 3 Many Cup and Derby candidates competed at the Victoria Amateur Turf Club's meeting at Caulfield to-day, when the New Zealand runners were all defeated. Lady Pam ran unplaced in the Heatherlie Handicap, Araunah in the Whiltier Handicap, Rulannt and Oratory in the Warriston Handicap, and Actaeon in the first division of the Doona Trial Handicap. The chief racen resulted:— MEMSIE STAKES, /Of £1000; weight-for-age; 9 fur. HIGH BHAE,- Mrs. L. R. Buxton's ch hj, 4yrs, by Highfield—Syconelle, 9.0 (W. Duncan) .. . 1 WATERLINB (N.Z.-bred), "S. A. Raw- - S 0 ?,' 6 '! Gyrs » by The Ace— Sailor b Hope, 9.8 (Baxter) . . .. 2 JIIDDLE WATCH, J. S. Feehan's blk h. 4yrs, by The Night Patrol—Aspirant, 9.7, inc. 71b. pen, (F. Denipsey)' 3 Fourteen started Tw 0 lengths; half a head. Segati was fourth and Ruach fifth. Uime, lin 565. I HEATHERLIE HANDICAP, Of £600; 1J miles TSRAWN, H. W. Morton's br g, aged, - /by Lanius—lmputation, 8.7 (H. THE DAWN PATROL, S. Murphy's b c." • by The Night Patrol—Etherian, 7.7 (|3adger) 2 IXAISHO, H. E. Vail's br g, 6yre, by Lastern Monarch—Averse, 8.3 (Wil- . son) - . . 3 i •*'A\ r * e ? n started. Three-quarters of a length; head. Time, 2m Gis. ENGLISH RACING RESULT PRINCE EDWARD HANDICAP September 4, 5.5 p.m.) LONDON, Sept. 3 The principal event at the Manchester meeting to-day resulted:— PRINCE EDWARD HANDICAP, 2 miles 2 fur. 75yds. BROWN JACK, Sir IL Wernher's br g, agfed, by Jackdaw—Qucrquidella . . 1 KXUCKLE DUSTER 2 PRINCE OXENDON 3 -Ten started. Half-a-length; five lengths. ''inflation in bad way RIDER MAY RETURN HOME (Received September 4, 5.5 p.m.) , SYDNEY, Sept. 3 The New Zealand colt Inflation, who is buffering from a burst foot, i-s in a bail way, T. Green, who rode him to victory at Rosehill, and was to have had the mount in coming engagements, may return home curing the week. // ELLERSLIE TRACK-WORK LORD A'NTREE'S HALF-MILE t ■ The weather was showery for training operations at Ellerslie oil Saturday and little fast .work was attempted, most of the noises being restricted to useful tasks. All tile galloping was accomplished on the. No. 2 grassy which was slow after the rain overnight. .

Vandyke was first to use the grass and he went steadily over six furlongs, running the first three in 42s and the full distance in 1.25 4-5. Vandyke is in good healthy condition./ -Lord/ Aintree was responsible for the best gallop of the morning in running half-a-milo in 50 4-ss, the tirst furlong in 12 2-ss. There is no doubt about Lord Aintree's speed, but he is very highly strung and has to bo handled carefully. Royal Gallant and Marching Song wero allowed to stride along steadily over six lurlongs in 1.28 1-5. W. Ryan's charges are both doing their work very satisfactorily and should be in good trim for the spring meetings. Kiltowyn and Royal Survey were associated/over five furlongs in 1.10 1-5, both working, very smoothly. They are very bright and muscular and should strip lit lor their early spring engagements. Great Emblem, carrying a light boy, went with, plenty of dash while running half-a-mile in 53 2-ss. lie is infusing a lot of vim into his work and must be pleasing his trainer with the progress he is making. Wee Musk sprinted half-a-niile in 52 3-ss. He ss showing improved condition and will bf. ready to race early. / / RACING FIXTURES September 10—Marton Jockey Club, fceptember 17—Aahburton Racing Club, beptember 22, 21—Geraldine Racing Club. September 22. 24 —Wanganui Jockey Club.