TURF IN AUSTRALIA

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21315, 17 October 1932, Page 7

TURF IN AUSTRALIA

CAULFIELD CUP RESULT ■ I ROGILLA'S GOOD VICTORY NEW ZEALANDERS UNPLACED j PETER PAN FINISHES FOURTH 1 (Received October 16, 5.5 p.m.) MELBOURNE, Oct. 16 After continuous rain the weather was fino for tho conclusion of tho Victoria Amateur Turf Club's Spring Meeting at Caulfield yesterday. Tho track was heavy, "there was a satisfactory attendance, including | several New Zealandors. Consistency was rewarded when Rogilla won the Caulfield Cup, for ho finished socond in both tho Epsom Handicap and the Metropolitan in Sydney recently. Ho was originally raced at Newcastle, where his jockey, G. Robinson, began his career. The South Australian horse Induna had every chanco, but was beaten three furlongs from home. Tho A.J.C. Derby winner Peter Pan was affected by tho strange surroundings, but finished well close up fourth. Segati's forward running into second place was a surprise. Top Hole ran n good race for third. The New Zealand horses, Movie Star, Peter Jackson and Lady Pam. were never dangerous. Kogilla's win was a triumph for tho owner and trainer, L. Haigh, as the horse was injured on the track at Randwick the day before the Epsom Handicap. Waltzing Lily scored a runaway win in tho Burwood Handicap. Her rider. J. Daniels, won tho event previously on Lonicera. Blue Shot led all the way in tho Mona Nursery. She is a full sister to Bondclte, who won tho fillies' division of the Maribrynong Trial last year. Tho New Zealand filly Tessic was fifth. A. R. Knox, rider of tho winner, was censured for crossing sharply after the start. Nellie's Tip finished fast to win narrowly from the New Zealand colt Easy Money in tho Gwyn Nursery. He is owned apd trained by W. Tindall, who also won recently with Maiden Hair. Tho Buck, ridden by tho Now Zealand horseman, I. Tucker, led for the last seven furlong 3 of tho Wy una Steeplechase and won brilliantly. Parkwood, ridden by tho former New Zealand horseman, Ashley Reed, won tho Windsor Handicap nicely. Ho is partial to tt wet track. He is trained by tho veteran JL'\ Musgravo. Results: — BURWOOD HANDICAP, Of £300; three-year-olds;, 8J fur. WALTZING LILY, S. Smith's br f, by Beau Fils—Robecq, B.G . . ~ .. 1 SOME HERO, C. B. Kellow's be. by Heroic—Herowinkie, 8.9 .. . , ..2 MUSCOVY. F. E. Shillabeer's b c, by Drake—Bandeau, 7.3 . . .« . . 3 Twelve started. Fivo lengths; half a length. Siltray was fourth. Time, lm 48is. MONA NURSERY, Of £500; for two-year-old fillies; li fur. BLUE SHOT, Dr. N. L. Prichard's gr f. by Ronsard—Raddle, 7.11 ..1 AFRESH, 3.3 ..2 KULAJAH, 8.1 . . .. n . „. 3 Twenty started. Two lengths; neck. Variance was fourth. Time, SGJa. GWYN NURSERY, Of £500; for two-year-old colts and geldings; 5 fur. NELLIE'S TIP, W. Tindall's b c, by Tippler—Nellie's Choice, 7.12 . . .. 1 EASY MONEY (N.Z.). W. Oft. Kemball's b c, by Paper Money—Piquant, 8.11 . 2 RABSONIA, W. D. Bauld's b c. by Curialis—Steel Wings, 7.7 3 Twenty started. Neck; half a length. Cassias was fourth. Time, lm 2]s. CAULFIELD CUP, Of £SOOO and gold cup valued at £150; li miles ROGILLA, L. H&igh's ch g, syrs, by Roger de Busli—Speargilla, 7.12 (Or. Robinson) . . ... 1 SEGATI, S. Torr's b f, 3yrs, by Maijfred —Wynette, 0.12 (J. Stocker) . . . . 2 TOP HOLE, C. B. Kellow's ch c. 3yrs. by Heroic—Green Peach, 0.13, car. 7.5 (W. Duncan) . . • . . - . . . . 3 Also Started.—Johnnie Jason, 9.0; Admiral Drake (N.Z.), 8.13; Lady Pam (N.Z.), Peter Jackson (N.Z.), 8.12; Mulcra, 8.7: Princo Dayton, Satmoth, 8.6; High Brae. 8.5; Induna, 8.3; Dermid, Movie Star (N.Z.). 8.2; Peter Pan, Talkie. Knight's Favour. 7.0; Kuach, 7.2; K. Cid, G.lil; Lancegay. G.lO. Johnnie Jason led early from Top Hole. Induna, Movie Star, Dermid and High Brae, with Rogilla in the ruck and Peter Pan last. After passing the seven furlongs Rogilla made a fast run that carried him into third place behind Johnnie Jason and Induna at the half-mile. Peter Pan was still a long way back. Rogilla ran to the front at the turn and won by three lengths from Segati, with Top Hole three and a-half lengths away third. Peter Pan was a close fourth, and then came Kuach, Knight's Favour, Prince Dayton, Dermid, Movie Star, Induna and Peter Jackson, with Johnnie Jason and K. Cid last'. Time. 2m 3 lis. Sectional times: First four furlongs, 51s; next four, 52Js; last four, 51s. WYUNA STEEPLECHASE, Of £300; about 2 miles THE BUCK. A. Fisher's b g, aged, by Buckwheat—lodido, 9.4 (I. Tucker) . . 1 NUMKUMRIL, J. L. Byrne's br g, nged. by All Black—Distant Star, 9.2 . . 2 AFFIRM (N.Z!-bred), T. Hayes' b g, aged, by Nassau—Brayton,. 11.2 ... 3 Twelve started. Two and a-quarter lengths; six lengths. King of Arms was fourth. Vagrant fell. Time, 3m 53}s. WINDSOR HANDICAP, Of £400; 6 fur. PARKWOOD. Baillieu and Robinson's br hj, liyrs, by Backwood—Yoorala, 9.7 1 VAUNTRY, P. W. lvitchon'B ch c, Gyrs, by Heroic—Vauntress, 8.2 .... 2 GREEN WAVE. C. W. Wheeler's br g, syrs, by Greenstoad—Adjie .. ..3 Seventeen started. Three-quarters of a length; one and a-half lengths. Carl King was fourth. Time, lm 14is. SYDNEY TATTERSALL'S CLUB PRETZEL WINS CHIEF RACE (Received October IG. 5.5 p.m.) SYDNEY, Oct. 1G The spring meeting of City Tattersall's Club was held at Randwick yesterday in fino weather. No N'ew Zealand horses, were successful, the only one to gain a. place being Mr. V. Riddiford's Forestry, • who finished third in the Novice Handicap. Results: — FLYING HANDICAP, swecpsla.kes of £3 each, with £250 added; G fur.—Holdfast, 1; Vista, 2; Wangoolu, 3. Ephialtcs (N.Z.) was unplaced. NOVICE HANDICAP, sweepstakes of £3 oach, with £250 added; 1 mile.—Grey Abbott, 7.7 (Hickey), 1; Speldon, 7.10 (N. H. McLachlani, 2; Forestry (N.Z.), 8.2 (Coults). 3. Twenty-two started. Neck: head. Michael Angelo (N.Z.) finished last. Time, lm 39*s. CITY TATTERSALL'S HANDICAP, sweepstakes of £5 each, with £4OO added; ]J miles.—Pretzel, 7.12 (Finch), 1; Pavilion, 7.11 (Hickey), 2; Circus Star, G. 7 (Parsons), 3. Fourteen started. Half a neck; half a length. Time, 2m ss. CLUB WELTER, sweepstakes of £3 each, with £250 added; 1 mile.—Cynical, 7.10 (A. Stead), 1; Carat, 7.9 (R. L. Jamtfs), 2; Ilavaapot, ex-N.Z., 9.11 (L. J. llyncs), 3. Fourteen started. Length; one and a-half lengths. Time, lm 3S}s. MELBOURNE NEWS ARRIVAL OF HAVERING (Received October 16, 7.30 p.m.) MELBOURNE, Oct. 16 Tho Now Zealand horgo Havering upd the New Zealand-bred two-year-old Blixtdn, by Night Raid, arrive by boat to-morrow tinder tho charge of George Price. M. McCarten will ride Blixten in tho Maribyrnong Plate on October 29. Rogilla. winner of tho Caulfield Cup on Saturday, has been, rehandicappod 71b, for the Moouce Valley Cup, making his weight 8.13. '