AUSTRALIAN TURF

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21587, 4 September 1933, Page 7

AUSTRALIAN TURF

. RESULTS IN SYDNEY CHATHAM WINS AGAIN y . SILVER SCORN SCRATCHED SLIGHT LAMENESS SHOWN (Received September 8, 5.5 p.m.) . SYDNEY, Sept. 3 Many spring candidates were seen in actipn yesterday at the Canterbury . Park races, which were held in fine weather and before a large attendance. Silvev Scorn was scratched for the Canterbury Stakes owing to slight lame- " uess which, however, is not considered 6erious. The race was won comfortably by Chatham from Tom Pinch and Care Free. The New Zealanders Autopay and Golden Hair, finished sixth and geventh respectively, Autopay's bad showing, although first away from the barrier, confounding his friends. Dole was prominent early. ' New Zealand horses engaged in other races all ran unplaced. Korokio was nob in the first eight in the Flying Handicap, six furlongs, won by Touchit. J. O'Sullivan rode three winners, namely, Touchit, Magnitas in the September 1 Handicap, and Samovar in the Campsie Handicap. Kesults of principal events:—* CANTERBURY STAKES, Of .£3so;* weight-for-age, with allowances) 6 fur. CHATHAM, A. E. Blair's b hj, syrs, by Windbag—Myosotis, 9.2 (J. E. Pike) 1 TOM fcINCH, W. Booth's blk g, 6yrs, by The "Wooden Horse—Nancy Grey, 8.13, (R. L. James) 2 CARE FREE. P. H. Osborne's b m, 4 yrs, by Magpie—Valicare, 8.9 (D. Munro) .. 8 Ten started. Two lengths; same. Time, lm 12s. SEPTEMBER HANDICAP, Of £200; 1 mile 3 fur. MAGJfITAS, P. Riddle's b g, syrs. by Magpie—Saintly Ida, 8.1 (J. O'Sullivan) .. . 1 TRENETTE, R. Fraser's b m, 6yrs, by .Treclare—La Bergeronnette, 8.7 (R. Cook) ..2 FLINDERS, W. Kelso's b g, aged, by Sea Prince—Quiara, 8.9 (J. Parr) ~ 8 Fairway (N.Z.) did not start. /' THREE-YEARS-OLD HANDICAP, Of £200; 1 mile 1 fur. OUTBACK, D. Lewis' br f, by Backwood—Miss Sylvanite (E. Bartle) .. 1 GOTHLIN, "C. and R. Maxims' " b c, 3y?s, by Gothic—Jean Roxburgh (J. Pratt) 2 THADDEUS (.T. O'Sullivan) . .... 8 Safari (N.,'3.) finished seventh. / - PETER PAN'S CONDITION / SOUND AFTER WORKING (Received September 3, 5.5 p.m.) SYDNEY, Sept. 3 Peter Pan, who has been suffering from muscle soreness, pulled up sound after a track gallop yesterday, according to his trainer. MEETING AT CAULFIELD DEFEAT OF HALL MARK (Received September 3, 5.5 p.m.) / MELBOURNE, Sept. 3 the feature of the Victoria Amateur Turf Club's meeting at Caulfield yesterday was the defeat of the three-year-old Hall Mark oy Waltzing Lily_ and Break Up in the Memsie Stakes. Finishing with a wonderful burst of speed Waltzing Lily cut down Hall Mark in the straight and won running away by three lengths from Break Up, who de< fcated Hall Mark by a head. In view of his recent good form Hall Mark's defeat was totally unexpected. The New Zealand colt Wheriko, ridden by Ashley Reed, won the Warriston Handicap, this being his second victory at Caulfield this season. Dazzling Raid and Sir Simper ran unplaced in their races. Results of principal events:— - MEMSIE STAKES, Of £1000; weight-for-age, with penalties and allowances; 1 mile 1 fur, WALTZING LILY, S. Smith'B br m. 4 yrs, by Beau Fils—Robecq, 9.2 (J. Daniels) 1 BREAK _UP, H. R. Telford's b c, 3yrs by Dignity—Lido Lady, 7.2 (Preston) . . 2 HALL MARK, C. B. Kellow's ch c, 8 yrs, by Heroic—Herowinkie, 8.2 (F. Dempsey) 8 Seven started. Threa lengths; half a length. Time, lm 53|s. HEATHERLIE HANDICAP, Of £000; li miles DICK DEVON, H. Harvey's ch c, 3yrs, by Devonshire—Fretwork (W. Cox) . 1 JIMMIE BOY, E. L. Baillieu, A. W. Thompson and "Mr. Constable's" br hj, 4yrs, by Moabite—Jimmie B. (S. Tomiaon) .. .. .. ~ .. 2 • METALLURGY, R. Brown's b hj, 4yrs, by/ Roasendale—Calcite (F. Wright) . 3 WARRISTON HANDICAP, Of £350; three-year-olds; 1 mile WHEgIKO (N.Z.-bred), E. Connolly's br c. by Nigh'; Raid—Satisfaction (A. ' j Reed) .. . 1 RAPSONIA, W. D. Bauld'a b c, by Curialis—Steel Wing 3 (A. Sharpe) . .. 2 FOLK LORE, D. J. S. Mackinnon's br f. by Dark Legend—Susie Pyo (G. / Wennan) .. .3 WIN FOR TENTERDEN • MILE RACE IN ADELAIDE (Received September 3, 5.5 p.m.) ADELAIDE. Sept. 3 , The New Zealand-bred six-year-old gelding Tenterden won i;he Handicap Welter, 1 mile, at Tattersall's meeting at Morphettville, Adelaide, yesterday. ENGLISH RACING RESULT PRINCE EDWARD HANDICAP (Received September 3, 5.5 p.m.) LONDON, Sept. 2 The chief race at the Manchester Meeting to-day resulted:— PRINCE EDWARD HANDICAP, Of £1000; 2 miles 2 fur. 75yds. KNUCKLEDUSTER, Major H. D. Ijeamish's cli g, aged, by Iron Hand—Lake Lass 1 EIUIN, Mrs. D. Fitzgerald's .. ..2 BEAU-FRERE, W. M. G. Singer's .. 3 Eight started. Three-quarters of a length; head. / manawhenua off colour Melbourne trip doubtful \' consistent performer Manawhenua » r • been off colour and causing his ownerr>li„r e V , ama - some anxiety. He was fit-ii early last week and made his dnJL on the track for 6everal inJ „ wn , e i !l e wns 011 * trotting and cauter- " "IB tnn on Saturday. To outward ranc ?s there docs not appear to be i il,nnr,v,? m . 1 i aB , Manawhenua. but it is BlifrV.fi , 10 mny liavo hurt himself ' dav. i'« a 8 , ho reused to roll for a few ~.i. , ole he did so on Saturday. Mana- , PrOPOBed trip to Melbourne is MowVm "j ' depend upon how he Progresses during the next fortnight. ] RACING fixtures September Jockcy Club - I Club shburton County Racing i September I* 2 oH? an ?? nui Jockey Club. September a ra l dl ? e Ea , cinff club - September a£lfe W J n ? ck - ey Club - urt- Racin * club - < 6* 7 vr Jo . cke y Club. , October 7 i»Zj ¥ ao | l Pacing Club. j 7. Avondale Jockey Club.