TURF IN AUSTRALIA

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21345, 21 November 1932, Page 7

TURF IN AUSTRALIA

MEETING AT GAULFIELD

VICTORY FOR RULANUT

COURSE RECORD ESTABLISHED

(Received November 20, 5.5 p.m.) MELBOURNE, Nov. 20

Tho Wellington sportsman, Mr. W. R. Kemball, was represented by a winner at the Victoria Amateur Turf, Club's meeting at Caulfield ye3lerday, when his three-year-old, Rulanut, scored in tho Ormond Stakes from My Talisman, who is owned and trained by tho New Zealand trainer, A. D. Webster. Rulanut established a course record for eight and a-half furlongs, running the distance in 1.45 J. King Colossus, who lefi tho Dominion some months ago, when ho was sold by G. W. New to Mr. W. E. J. Craig, finished second in the Armadalo Handicap, in which ho was beaten half-a-lengtli by Viol d'Amour. H. Rama's two-year-old Horowhenua, ran unplaced in the Stansmore Handicap, and Compris. Lady Pam and Manawhemia in tho Arma<lalo Handicap. Results:—

ORMOND STAKES, Of £300; apprentice riders; ,8J fur. RULANUT (New Zealand). W. R. Ivemball's ch c. 3yrs, by Chief Ruler— Cocoanut, 7.5 (H. Reed) MY TALISMAN. A. E. Webster's be. Gyrs. by Claro Tributary, 7.12 (J.

Webby) . . KAROMIN, H. Murdoff's ch hj, syrs, by Great Star—Monodia. 9.4 . .

Ten started. Rulanut took charge a furlong from home and won by a neck from My Talisman. Karomin was a length and a-quarter away third. Timo, lm 4515. a course record. -

ARMADALE HANDICAP. . Of £S00: li miles VIOL D'AMOUR.. E. J. O'Dwyet's ch hj." 4yrs, hy Violoncello—Lover's Art. i ls (H. Badger) . . .. " .. .. I KING COLOSSUS '(N.Z.-bred), W. E. J, " Crais's ch c. 4 yrs. by Colossus— Queen Elizabeth. 7.10 (Sharp) . . 2 PROTEA, C. Mustey's ch f. 3yrs. by Equator—Lady Swinton. 7.12 (Newton) .... 3 ■ Fifteen started. . Half-a-length; length. Time, 2m 44b.

RESULTS AT MOOREFIELD

KODAPEN FINISHES SECOND

(Received November 20. 5.5 p.m.) SYDNEY. November 20

The New Zealand gelding Kodapen, owned and trained by J. T. Jamieson. finished second in the Hurstville Mile at the Moorefield meeting yesterday, when he was defeated by Magnetic. Results:— HURSTV.fcLE MILE, Sweepstakes of £1 10s each, with £l5O added; 1 mile MAGNETIC. S. R. Lamond. junr.'s br g. aged, by Roßsendale —Cragrose, 8.13 (H. Harvey) 1 KODAPEN (New Zealand), J. T. JamieBon's b g, 4yrs, by Valkynan—Podokes, 8.11 (M. McCarten) . . . . 2 AUTUMN LEAF. W. H. Mackay's br g. Cyrs, by Magpie—Redleaf. 8.6 (Simpeon) 3 feven started. in wo, lengths; same. Time, lm 425. FLYING HANDICAP. Sweepstakes of £1 10s each, with £l5O. added: V • ..... . ' 6 fur. . . v '.. 1 ORBAH, A. Ryan' 3 br m. 4yrs', by:Moa- ■> >.ljite^-Eudid, >7.13 (J. O'Sullivan) . > 1 POLbNAISE. J. Hicks'. 7.1 % FGBDLIGHT (late Rafflight), H..Leu-- ', /roll's, 7;7 „ • - • 3 .. 'Twelve started. , , ■/ Fordlight-led early, but tired at the end. Orpuh won by a length •• and a-half, • with Fordjight another length "away. Time, lm 15Js. ' ■ . L EICCAETON NOTES . NORTH CANTERBURY MEET G ; PALMARY AND SILVER STREAK ' [BY'. TELEGRAPH —OWN CORRESPONDENT] •.r •' CHRISTCH'URCH; Sunday . • : s!he Riccurton ftracks were .-kept Us* busy ;.'aß-Tisual 4u?inf-the past, but there' was little setipus The grass tracks have become very hard -and ■ this fket lias, tended toward a restriction of strenuous tasks. The plough gallop, however, is _in splendid order to take all the work during any dry period, and in all probability most of the coming week's operations will be confined to that track.

The North Canterbury Racing Club's meeting, to be held at Riccarton next Saturday, is being looked forward to by trainers, who appreciate the chance of giving their charges a race on the favoured Riccarton course proper, which, although carrying a hard surface at present, provides satisfactory going owing to a solid sole of grass. The fieldß to be reasonably well filled throughV out and some of the best horses of the district; will-b® seen-in action; ~ The field foj. the'-.Bangiora Cup. will, bis ; considerably weakened by the absence of Berate. ' ',, The Waimato trainer, T. • Hobbs r haa remained at Riccarton since the cup meeting .with Palmary 'and Silver -Streak,, and- both, aro .booked'-to race oh Saturday. _ y r Mount Boa, who met with a mishap during" the Tunning of the Criterion Handicap bn the second day of the . gathering, was pent • homo afterwards, and will be given a Bpell for a few weeks.' ■ Another to feel the effects of his recent racing and to be treated to a rest uhtil autumn is Minervnl, who is not, partial to summer tracks. His . stable-mate, . Red Heckle, is being kept going and looks_ remarkably well after'liis hard racing of late. It is-intended to a-.trip.-to. the Manawatu meeting at Christmas with him. , G., Murray Ayhsley has displayed a good deal of patience with Riri for soino "time •past, but tho gelding's two'displays during clip week brought about a decision to get rid of him.. Accordingly v ßiri is now in the ownership of R. Adamson, who will raco hiiri on the West Coast circuit in company with, his other representative, Verden. Riri lias the ability to gallop, but he has developed trying barrier behaviour, and invariably runs his races before tho field is despatched. Tho coast travelling and racing may effect an improvement in him. Mr. L. W. Storry last week acquired a three-year-old gelding by Jericho from tho Paper Money Scrip from Mr. H. M. Reeves, of tho Hororata stud. Ho ha 3 not been tried, but his looks and breeding suggesthe should turn out useful. A three-year-old gelding by Martarma from the English mare Torquata, bred by Mr. W. F. Parkinson, was recently put into work by F. Christmas, but, that trainer has now handed him over to Mrs. J. Campbell to carry on his preparation. The gelding has plenty of size and resembles Marlarma moro than any of his progeny to date. He has not yet dono much, owing to being a littlo difficult to manage, but when seen in action lie haa attracted marked attention, and with time ho is expected to make good. i, „ ■ Meprisant and Muff aro intended to race at the Dunedin, Waikouaiti and . Oamaru holiday meetings.

ATTEMPTS ON MILE RECORD

TODD LONZIA, HAROLD LOGAN

'Attempts to lower the existing New Zealand mile trotting arid pacing records- are (o be made at the. opening of -the Forbury Park Trotting Club's meeting on 'Thursday. Todd Loniia is to make an effort to lower. Revenue's- mile trotting record of 2.11 4-5, and Harold Logan is to endeavour to reduce • Acron'e mile pacing record of 2.3 3-5..

Todd Lonzia is 'one of the best young trotters produced in the Dominion in.-recent years , and, as he has registered some brilliant performances this season, he should trot a milo very fast if the weather arid track conditions are favourable. Harold Logan lias proved a perfornjer of outstanding ability and in an effort t® mako-a record last season he registered 2.4 2-5.

RETURN OF GREAT PARRISH

Great Pajriah, who- has done all his racing this season in the South Island, under the care of J. : S. Shaw, has-.been returned to his owner, J. T. Paul, at Mangere. Although- he won two races during. hi 3 sojourn in Canterbury, Great _ Parrishs form gene call v has been disappointing and he has disappointed on moro than one occasion. Great Parrisli is entered for the Waikato ..meeting, where he has two engagements.