AUSTRALIAN RACING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21469, 18 April 1933, Page 7

AUSTRALIAN RACING

SECOND DAY AT KANDWICK ROGILLA WINS SYDNEY CUP SPRINT EVENT' TO AUTOPAY PANJANDRUM SCORES AGAIN (Received ,>April 17, 7.30 p.m.) y SYDNEY, April 17 The second day of the Australian Jockey Clubs Autumn Meeting was held at Hand* wick to-day in warm weather. The track was in splendid condition. The attendance was 49.000. The JNew Zealander Autopay made amends for hia display ot bad manners in the Doncaster Handicap, when he was left jit the post, by winning the La Perouse Handicap. Alter jumping away smartly when the barrier lilted, he was unable to maintain the advantage gained, but Bplendidly handled by T. Webster, ho came with a fast run in til© straight to secure the victory by a head. Grcenline was second and Lady Linden third. The New; Zealand-bred filly Frimsel ran third to Air Queen and Heroic Lasß in the Easter Plate. In the next race, the Biraganbil Handicap, the Chief Ruler gelding Panjandrum, trained by J. T. Jamiesou, Bcored his second win at the meeting. x Kogilla gave a wonderful performance in winning tlio Sydney Cup. Running in the rear of the field for the first mile, ho moved up sharply approaching tile halfmile and continuing a brilliant run led the field into the straight. Going on, he reached the judge a length ahead of the light-weight Nord, with Gippsland third. 11l the spring Rogilla ran second in both the Epsom and Metropolitan and he then went on to win the Caulfield Cup. On Saturday ho scored a good win at weight-for-age in the Autumn Plate. Results:— la perouse handicap, ' Of £300; G fur. AUTOPAY (N.Z.), N. E. Aitken and H. r. V oods' b h. syrs. by PaperMoney—Trebelli 11., 9.7 (T. Webster) 1 GREENLINE. L. S. Barnett's br g, aged, by Grecnstead—Ayrelinc, 9.G (J. E. Pike) .... 3 LADY LINDEN", w. n. Playford's b m, -r,^ jy „ T-i'fc'h Force—Lady Lisbon, 8-8 (E. Tanwan) 3 Fourteen started. Autopay junified out smartly when the barrier lifted, but immediately lost his posi- ) tion. When tlie field had settled down. Caravel Boy was in command from Brazenface, Captivation and Kiehaka. With heads turned for home Caravel Boy ami Brazenface, together, were followed by Kiehaka, Greenline and Captivation. Greenlino appeared to have the race won at the Leger, but Autopay, coming Jxom the rear of the field, got up in time to snatch the victory by a head. Time, lm 12s. EASTER PLATE, Of £100; two-year-old fillies, weight 8.7, with penalties and allowances; 7 fur. AIR QUEEN, "P. Smithden's" br f. by Brazen—Lero, 8.7 (M. McCarten) . 1 HEROIC LASS, C.. B. Kellow's ch f. by Heroic—Annie Laurie, 8.7 (W. Duncan) I FRIMSEL (N.Z.-bred), H. B. Lorigan's b f, by Grand Knight—Rachel, 5.7 (J. Simpson) 8 Eight started. Heroic Lass was tlio first to show out. After going a furlong Air Queen took charge and turned for home two lengths clear from Heroic Lass. Frimsel, Spear Belle and Dame Minster. Heroic Lass issued a determined challenge at the distance, but Air Queen reached the judge with half a length to spare. Time, lm 26Js. BIRAGANBIL HANDICAP, Of £400; three-year-olds; 1 mile ' PANJANDRUM (N.Z.-bred) J. Harris* ch g, by Chief Ruler—Podokcs, 9.2 (E. Bartlc) .. . . 1 TOUCHIT, D. U. Seaton's br f, by Legionnaire or Magpie—Berengaria, 7.3 (E. C. Britt) .. .. ..9 TURBINE. "F. Malfred" and J. King's blk c, by Tippler—The Dhow, 9.6 (M. McCarten) 8 Eleven started. > Fox Arna took up the role of pacemaker and led into the straight from Wee Warrail, Panjandrum, Touchit and Turbine. At the distance Touchit, Panjandrum, Turbine, and Maltdale engaged in a stirring struggle and Panjandrum emerged victorious with a head advantage. Time, lm 3tis. SYDNEY CUP, Sweepstakes of £3O each, with £4OOO- added and a gold cup valued at £200; 2 miles ROGILLA, L. Haigh's ch g, syrs, by Roger de Bxisli—Speargilla, 8.10 (G. R. Robinson) ..1 NORD, W. Kelso's b g, syrs, by Roubaix—Marcelle, 6.7 (A. J. Parr) .. 9 GIPPSLAND, A. J. Gilder's b g. syrs, by The Verderer—Golden Lily, 7.0 (E. C. Britt) ..8 Eighteen started. Mr. Kerry made the early running from Johnnie Jason, KuVera and Mince Pie. At the half-mile Rogilla came fast from the rear of the field and joined the leaders. Turning for homo, Rogilla showed the way to Mr. Kerry, Miss Nottava, Mince Pie, Johnnie Jason, Kuvera and Pretzel. Clearing out at the distance. Rogilla put the issue beyond doubt and won by • length. Time. 3m 235. WENTWORTH HANDICAP, Of £400; two-year-olds; G fur. VEILANTIF, A. W. Thompson and C. V. Oatley's b f, by Moabite—Periwoo, 7.10 (G. Browne) 1 ROXBURGH, W. Brunton's gr c, by Pantheon—Chrystal, 7.4 (E. C. Britt) 9 GOTHLIN, "C. ar.d R, Maxim's" b c. by Gothic—Jean Roxburgh, 6.7 (Moran) • Twenty started. Emily Rose was the smartest out from Wexford .Veilantif and Montego, and Wexford was first into the straight from Emily Rose and Veilantif. Taking charge at the distance, Veilantif withstpod a determined challenge from Roxburgh and won by • head. Time, lm 13Js. TOCAL HANDICAP, Of £400; li miles NEW KING, C. J. Clark's br g, aged, by Flying King—Black Eyes, 7.12 (L. Sharpe) . . . . .. . ■ .. I VERSION, J. Kingsley and J.' H. Prince's b g, 4yrs, by The Verderer— Bonny Sox. 8.2 (H. J. Pink) .. 9 MAGNITAS, P. Riddle's b g, 4yrS, by Magpie—Saintly Ida, 7.0 . . .. 3 Seventeen started. Circus Star took up the early running from Love Song, Forestry and Don Moon. Into the straight Circus Star 6howed the way to Version, Love Song and Don Moon. At the distance Version took charge and appeared to have the race won, when New King came with a fast run from the rear of the field to snatch the victory by • head. Time, 2m 355. BEAUMONT-TUAPEKA SECOND DAY'S RESULTS [BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] DUNEDIN, Monday The Beaumont-Tuapeka race meeting wa« concluded to-day in fine weather. The totnlisator handled £-1209. compared with £1931 on the second day last year, making the total for the two days £Bl3l against £8345 last year. Results were:— ROXBURGH HACK HANDICAP, of £GO. 0 fur.—l Morena, 8.12. 1; 4 Natornis. 7.13, 2; 3 Profit and Less. 8.2, 3. Also started: 5 Bulolo, 8.5; 6 Genteel, 8.4; 2 Flying Amy. car. 8.5; 7 Mainlight, car. 7.10: 7 La Pompedour. car. 7.12. Two lengths; one and ahalf. Time, lm 18s. BEA'UMONT HANDICAP, of £7O, 7 fur.— First Money. 8.5. 1; 2 Captivate, car. 7.11, 2; 1 Red Racer, 9.2. 3. The only starters. Length; neck. Time, lm 30s. DIXKELD TROT, of £(',7, saddle, limit 3.42. IV miles.—l Chiming Lu. 24yds bhd, 1: 3 Captain Bingen. limit. 2; 9 Playmate, limit, 3. Also started: 7 Fairy Gold, 6 GlenefTer, 13 Golden Lou. 12 Orphan Bingen. 1 Sunny Southland. S Electric Chimes, 2 Lohengren. limit; 10 Druid Child, 12yd# bhd; 5 Senorita, 11 Ardgour. Length. Time, 3m 3:)s. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, of £0.5. 5 fur. —1 Morena, car. 9.J, 1: 5 Final Bell. 7.10. 2; S Accumulate, car. 8.0, 3. Also started: 1 Grand Finale. 9.7; 2 Tracsono, 8.4; 7 Nanette, ear. 7.10; 3 Profit and Loss, ear. 8.0; 0 Natornis, car. 8.4. Head; lialf-a-head. Time, lm 3s. MOLYNEUX HANDICAP, Of £105; li miles I—TOREADOR, car. 8.11 .. ..1 3—BALLANCE, car. 7.11 3 2—RED RACER, 9.2 . . . . . .. 3 Also Started.—l Captivate, 7.9. Two lengths; five. Time, 2m 9s. ELECTRIC TROT, of £67, saddle, limit 3.5, 1} miles.—2 Captain Bingen, 1: 8 Vologada, 2; 3 Chiming Lou. 3. Also started: 4 Sunny Southland, 9 Golden Z<oti, 5 Lohengrin, 7 Kola Wilkes and Joy Chimes (coupled), 1 Frank Mac, 0 Senorita. Twelve lengths; one. Time, 2ni 565. RAILWAY HANDICAP, of £7O. 6 fur.— 2 Silver Paper, 9.7, 1; 4 Mussent Miss, car, 7.8. 2; 5 Nannette, car. 8.1, 3. Also started} 1 First Money, car. 9.4; 2 Tracsono, car. » 7.9; 6 Bulolo. car. 8.3. Two lengths; neck. Time, lm 16s. j Reports ol other race meetings appear ;; I on Page 14, A