AUSTRALIAN RACING

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21471, 20 April 1933, Page 7

AUSTRALIAN RACING

THE RANDWIOK MEETING WINOOKA WINS AGAIN THIRD FOR LA MODERNE HALL MARK AND PETER PAN (Received April 19, 7.H0 p.m.) SYDNEY, April 19 Ihe third day of the Australian Jockey Club's Autumn Meeting was held at Rmulwick to-day in cloudy but cool weather. There wns an attendance of 21,000. The track was in good order. The Doncaster Handicap winner/Winooka easily accounted for tht opposition in the All-aged Piute, clearing out in the straight and winning by five lengths from Tom Pinch and La Moderne (New Zealand). Autopay (New Zeuland) was the only other starter. In spite of having the services of the crack jockey W. Duncan, Autopay behaved badly at the barrier and gave the field two lengths' start. Havaspot's brother Dermic! won the first division of the Coogee Handicap and Bold Boy won the second division. Hall Mark and Maid of Orleans fought out their Sires' Produce Stakes struggle again in the Champagne Stakes,- and Hall Mark again narrowly secured the verdict. Burlesque was third and Golden Hair (New Zealand) was fourth. The Melbourne Cup winner Peter Pan. who won the A.J.C. St. Leger on Saturday, gained another success in the Cumberland Plate.. The City Handicap was won by the Australian Cup victor Topical from Mince Pie and Gippsland. First Acre (New Zealand), carrying No. 1 snddlc-cloth. made a bold show turning for home, but was unable to sustain his effort, and finished in the middle of the field. Results:—

AUTUMN HURDLE RACE, Of JL'3OO; about VS miles SUNTAN. W. Kelso's ch p. 4,vrs. by Sun Cure—Lady. Ett, 9.8 (I!. Jnksou) 1 EATON WO 013, ,T. Phoenix's ch g, Gyrs, by Eaton Lad—Tresscith, 10.8 (J. Douglas) 2 PRISMATIC, M. Genvin's ch g. syrs, by 1 'ossendale—Prism, 10.1 (S. Fielder) 3 Ten started. Eatonwood went to the front early iin<l le<l nil the way in apparently leisurely fashion until the last hurdle, when a stumble cost him the race. Suntan. finishinn well, wore down the lender near the winning-post an<l won by a length. Time, 3m 38Js. ALL-AGED PLATE, Of £1300; standard weight-for-age; 1 mile WINOOK A, W. A. McDonald and A. J. Matthews' b hj, 4yrs, by Windbag— Kanooka, 9.0 (J. 10. Pike) . . . . 1 TOM PINCH. W. Booth's blk g, syrs, by The Wooden Horse—Nancy Grey, 8.12 (W. 11. Cook) 2 LA MODERNE (N.Z.), A. F. M. Symes' ch f, 3yrs, by Lord Quex—Lady Ball, 8.6 (M. McCarten) 3 Autopay (W. Duncan) was the only other 6 tarter. After playing up at the barrier Autopny was loft two lengths. Tom Pinch set the pace, but Winooka ran to the iiont at the half-mile, quickly establishing two lengths' lead. Increasing his lead in the straight, he won with ease by five lengths. Tune, lm 37is COOGEE HANDICAP Of £500; 1 mile 1 fur. First Division DERMID, J. Donohoe's b g, 4yrs, by Tippler—No Belle, 8.12 (R. Cook) . . 1 PARKWOOD, Baillieu and W. S. Robinson's br .h, tiyrs. by Backwood— Yoorala, 9.10 (W. Duncan) . . . . 2 LEGISLATOR, C. P. Brown's br g, syrs, by Legionnaire—Winsome Queen, 8.8 (F. Ellis) .. 3 Eleven sturted. Dermid was first out, but Bayacre, from an outside marble, quickly went to the front, ajiil carried the field along to the straight entrance. Dermid assumed command at the Lpger and finished too strongly for Parkwood. Bayacre tired badly and was beaten on the post for third money. Tune, lm Sis. v _ Second Division BOLD BOY, J. W. Cook's br g, 4yrs, by Brazeur-Aviation, 7.0 (H. Skidmore; 1 TURBINE. "F. Malfred" and J. King's blk c, 3yrs, by Tippler—The Dhow. 8.11 (M. McCarten) . . . . . . 2 LOCH GARRY. S. Killick'e br g. Gyrs, by Elfacre—Palm. Oil, 8.13 (D. Munro) 3 Twelve started. Eaton Lfrdy, Talkie, Whittingham and Tantrum moved off together. At, tho halfmile Eaton Lady and Talkie had charge from Turbine and Loch Garry. Turbine took charge in the straight and appeared to have tile race in his keeping, when Bold Boy came with a !ate run and won by a neck. \Time, lm 52is. CHAMPAGNE STAKES, Sweepstakes of £ls each, with £ISOO added; two-year-olds, colts and geldings 8.5, fillies 8,3, with penalties; G fur. HALL MARK, C. B. Kellow's ch c. by Heroic—Herowinkie, 9.1 (W. Duncan) 1 MAID OF ORLEANS. A. Lechte's ch f. by Heroic—Annie Laurie, 8.3 (H. Skidmore) . . 2 BURLESQUE, H. Thomas and G. Bush's b c. by Seremond —Gay Song, 8.5 (D. Munro) 3 Eleven started. Leila Vale was first out, closely attendod by Maid of Orleans and Veilantif. Maid of Orleans went to the front entering the straight and. maintaining her advantage, appeared a certain winner, but Hall Mark came with a fast run, and in a desperate finish passed the leader on the post to win by half a neck. Burlesque was two lengths away third and Golden Hair (N.Z.) was fourth. Time, lm Ills.

CUMBERLAND PLATE, Of £1000; standard weight-for-age; 1J miles PETER PAN, R. R. DangarV ch c. 3yrs, by Pantheon —Alwina, 8.4 (W. Duncan) 1 JOHNNIE JASON. W. J. Jones' b or br g, 4yrs, by Treclare —Sweet Rosaleen, 8.11 (G. R. Robinson) .. ..2 ORO, Hunter White's ch c, 3yrs, by Roger de Busli—Sweet Alison, 8.4 (M. McCarten) . . . 3 Cimbrian. 9.3, was the only other starter. Johnnie Jason smartly ran to the front leaving the barrier and appeared determined not to allow any loafing. Turning for home Peter Pan joined Johnnie Jason and Oro and Cimbrian were a length away. Johnnie Jason fought gamely to keep on terms with Peter Pan, but 'the latter cradually forged ahead, and won by three lengths. Time, 3m 51s. CITY HANDICAP, Of £500; 1 mile 5 fur. TOPICAL, 11. Miller's b g, 4yrs. by Windbag—Parody, 8.4 (A. R. 'Knox) 1 MINCE PIE. Mrs. P. H. Osborne's ch f. 3yrs. by Salmagundi—Yule Cake, 7.3 (D. Lightfoot) 2 GIPPSLAND, A. J. Gilder's b g, syrs, by The Verderer—Golden Lily, 7.5 <E. C. Britt) 3 Twelve started, including the New Zealanders First Acre and Peter Jackson. Passing the mile, Gippsland showed the way to Mince Pie and First Acre. Mince Pie led into the straight, closely pressed by First Acre and Peter Jackson. Topical finished strongly and passed the judge a length in front of Mince Pie, with Gippsland third. Time, 2m 50s. AUCKLAND WINTER ENTRIES Entries for <he Great Northern Hurdles, Great. Northern Steeplechase, Winter Steeplechase, Cornwall Handicap, King George Handicap and York Handicap to he run at the Auckland Racing Club's Winter Meeting ut Ellerslio. closo at 5 p.m. tomorrow.

EGMONT RACING CLUB Entries for llio Egniont Racing Club's Winter Meeting close at 8.30 p.m. to-mor-row. FRANKLIN NOMINATIONS Nominations for flic Franklin Rat-ins Club's meeting close ui !> p.m. 10-inorrow witli Ibe secretary, Mr. W. J. Short. PukeUobe, or nt the office of Uie Avondalc Joclcoy Club. Auckland, EPSOM OWNER'S PURCHASES Her] Eagle, (lie maiden trotter purchased by R, Milieu from Mr. J. K. Corrigan at Hftwera, is a. six-year-old maro by Travis Axworthy from Sally Wood and in colour and conformation is a typical Axworthy. At present slie is not Rood nt the barrier. Knt once 011 (he journey is a neat trotter. Tted Eagle should improve with n.iore racing and is likely to bo ft useful representative for her new owner. She wnH n cheap purchase at, 42} guineas. Milieu also bought Mabel D, a maro by Ballin —Lady Derry, for £7 7b. *