RANDWICK RACES

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21617, 9 October 1933, Page 7

RANDWICK RACES

FINAL DAY'S EVENTS ROGILLA WINS PLATE LOUGH NEAGH SECOND SUCCESS OF PASHA (Received October 8. 5.5 p.m.) SYDNEY. Oct. 3 Tho Australian Jockey Club was favoured with ideal weather and excellent, track conditions for the conclusion of its spring carnival at Rand wick yesterday. Although the fields in several races were small they lacked nothing in point of quality, making a splendid day's racing. The attendance was 30.000. The chief event, the Randwiek Plate, was won by "Kogilla. Silver Scorn ran well in the early stages, but faded in the run home and finished fourth in the field of five. The Rampion colt Pasha, trained bv tho ex-New Zealander, J. T. Jamieson. scored a convincing victory in the Canonbury Stakes. Gladswood, by Limond was third. ()ro followed up his third placing in the Metropolitan with a decisive victory in the Wavcrlev Handicap. The New Zealand-bred Dole was well fancied for tho Chester Handicap, but was unable to display his customary early speed and finished at the rear of tho field. Multudo won easily from King Pin, with Tatyoon third. Burlesque scored impressively in the Clibborn Stakes.. The Final Handicap went to Magnitas, owned by P. Riddle, who was a prominent trotting trainer in New Zealand some years ago. Results: — CANONBURY STAKES, Of jCtiOO; for two-year-olds which have not been, placed first, second or third in any race: colt 8.3, geldings 8.2, fillies 8.0; 5 fur. PASHA. Mrs. M. Gearin's br or blk c, by Rampion—Turkish Holiday, 8.5 ('E. Bartlo) 1 BOBBER. C. M. Sawyer's br c, by Brazen—Bread Highway, 8.5 (D. (Munro) 2 GLADSWOOD (N.Z.-bred). Mrs. J. S. Brunton's b c. by Limond—Curtain. • 8.5 (M. McCarten) 3 Fifteen started. Vagabond led for tho first furlong frcm Pasha, Sov and Ruling Qjieen. Rounding the turn Pasha assumed the leadership from Robber and Constantino. Maintaining his advantage Pasha secured the verdict by one and a-half lengths. Time, lm Is. WAVERLEY HANDICAP. Of £400; 1J miles ORO, Hunter White's ch hj, 4yrs, by Roger de Bush—Sweet Alison. 8.4 iM. McCarten) 1 DALMATIC. J. W. Cook's br g. Gyrs. by Nassau—Talia. 7.13 (D. Lightfoot) 2 CHERBOURG. "F. Smithden's" br g. --- syrs, by Spelthorne—Nantville, 6.10 (R. J. Parsons) S Alio Started.—Nord and Broad Arrow. Commencing slowly, Cherbourg led from Nord. Dalmatic, Broad Arrow and Oro. running in that order to the turn, where the field bunched. When straightened for horr.e Oro was in command and he won comfortably by onn and a-half lengths. Time, 3m 9s. CHESTER HANDICAP, Of £400; 6 fur. MULTUDO, G .Allen's b hj, 4yrs. by Moabite—Pulcritudo, 9.7 (J. E. Pike) 1 KING PIN. "G. Torrance's" br g. 4yrs, by Heroic—Blue Dome, 8.2 (J. Pratt) 2 TATYOON. Mrs. W. Booth and Miss D. Booth's b g, syrs, by«Moabite—Berylacre, 7.13 (R. L. James) .. ...3 Sixteen started, including Dole. Multudo was smartest away from Le Touquet, King Pin and Dole. Multudo led into the straight, and won with ease by two lengths. Time, lm llis. RANDWICK PLATE, Of £1000; standard weight-for-age; 2 miles ROGILLA, L. Haigh's ch g, Gyrs, b}' Roger de Bush—Speargilla, 9.4 (D. Munro) 1 10UGH NEAGH, T. J. Brosnan's ch g, sy,rs, by Bachelor's Persse—Terentia, 9.3 (E. Tanwan) 2 TOPICAL. R. Miller's b g. syrs, by Windbag—Parody, 9.3 (M. McCarten i 3 Also Started.—Herolage. 9.3; Silver Scorn. 8.9. Y'hen they nettled down Herolage was the pacemaker from Topical, Rogilla, Silver Scorn and Lough Neagh. The positions were unchanged until nearing the turn, where the field bunched. Passing the leger Rogilla cleared away and appeared likely to wiß with ease, but Lough Neagh finished fast and got to within a length of the winner. Time, 3m 45js. CLIBBORN STAKES, Of £400; three-year-olds; 1 mile BURLESQUE, H. Thomas and G. F. Bush's b c, by Seremond—Gay Song, C.7 (D. H. Webb) 1 DROMOS, E. J. Watt's b c, by DoricSister Vamp. 8.7 (C. Laycock) . . 2 JOURNAL, J< T. Cush's b g ; by Treclare—Encre, 5.4 (A. R. Knox) .. 3 Nine started. Dromoa was the early pacemaker from Gay Hawk, Burlesque ajid Wexford. Dromos came into tho straight a length clear of Gay Hawk and Burlesque. At the distance r Burlesque drew away from the field and. finishing strongly, passed the judge with three lengths in hand. Time, lm 38is. FINAL HANDICAP, Of £500; li miles MAGNITAS, P. Riddle's b fr, syrs. bv Magpie—Saintly Ida, 8.2 (J. M. O'Sulliviin) 1 BOLD BOY, J. W. Cook's br g. syn. by Brazen—Aviation, 8.5 (D. Lightfoot) 2 BATMOTH, J. Barnes and Dr. J. S. Le Fevre'» br g. syrs, by Satelles— Mother's Day, 8.9 (E. Tanwan) . . 3 Fourteen started, including Master Brierley. When they settled down Koda Pen took up tne running and led to the turn from Mirce Pie, Satnioth and Maltdale. From a Packed field passing the leger Magnitos glacis a dash for the post, closely preused by Bold Boy. In a good finish Magnitas •lid best and won by half-a-length. Time, 2m 41». WORK AT TE AWAMUTU GALLOP BY D'ARTAGNAN [from our own correspondent! TE AWAMUTU, Saturday tast work at Te Awamutu this morning *' a!l done outside the flags, about Bft. out. showers during the night and early 'norning did not affect the going, the course j!?K in good order. Ring's Knave (Cameron) was the first out jJ" I'M » mile in 1.-16 2-5, the first half in *, , 05 - Ho did his work nicely, but is not p back to his best form in [ om the seven-furlongs barrier Marechal j w as not going at top to record jArtasnau (Cameron) was supposed to ii-i-?". ve furlongs but did not break away ha. • , Was !l couple of lengths past, the fin,.« ler '- at the threc-furlongs post by rii ii ln 'Kennedy), D'Artagnan, finishing leneti ■' r ? n ''' s '" s - half-mile in 51 3-ss, a <vhn •' n companion. Spearwin, in ■)o' V o' s no ' vcr >' impressive, ran his threo "'i 3-os. a ! la (McGrath) and Kopv.rere Hii'o. ■ kept together throughout* a halfln s '- ,s • with the lalter doing the llpv ji," jjl"? 11:1 (Baker) ran the same jour- ' Stokes) showed all his usual dash lm! « ln ? lhreo , behind in 375. Ho . v ery robust appearance. <McKrnV;Ii 0n f 3 - 1u , 27 '"ss saw Ling Moy " Mntn.r-i /» c ", ng kcr.' work well, betto* «v \ Balce !'\ appeared to he tning end « n " o ? n \biiiation (McKenzie) at the In j y Bev "en lurlongs in 1.34, the last five Rosf-"«' nB bright and healthy. Enger »nncfir»„ '.'n Rose have put in thoi:.- rence ™ ,h e tracks tia wor]? 1 . . Ua l V struck himsell' in be B ; ven J" e ßterday. has been ensed and will • B!ven few days' spell.