TURF IN AUSTRALIA

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21805, 21 May 1934, Page 7

TURF IN AUSTRALIA

EVENTS AT ROSEHILL JAMIESON'S TWO WINNERS UPOKO ARIKI AND FORESTRY (Received May 20, 5.5 p.m.) SYDNEY. May 20 The Now Zealand-bred horses Forestry and L'poko Ariki, trained by J. T. Jamieson, were both successful' at the Rosehill races yesterday. Forestry, won the Rosehill Handicap and Upoko Ariki the Trial Stakes. 'i he stable hoped for an even more successful day, Sipal being unluckily defeated in the Juvenile Handicap, running third, while Hich Degree just missed a place in the High-weight Handicap. Forestry has top weight, 9.7, in the Newcastle Cup next Saturday., Results:— HURDLE RACE. Of £150: li miles NEWBOLD BOY. M. McDonald's b' s. aged, by Waukenphast—Jeneen, 9.3 (H. Lillyman) . . . . 1 MOUNT DANGAB, R. Mead's, 11.0 (E. C. McManemin) . . . . ... ... 2 GAY BREEZE, D. Smith's, 9.3 (W. Aldridge) ,3 Seven started. One and a-half lengths, Time, 2m 43is, a race record. TRIAL STAKES, Of £150; special weights, 1 mile , UPOKO ARIKI (N.Z -bred)', J." T. Jamieson's ch s, 3yrs, by Chief Ruler—Podoke3, 7.9 (J. M. O'Suilivan) . . . . 1 WINAWIN, T. Hannan's, 5.5 (D. Lightfoot) '. .. 2 LEONE. J. P. Sheehan's. 8.8 (D. Webb) 3 Eleven started. Half-a-neck; three lengths. Time, lm 40js.

nOSEHILL HANDICAP, Of £175: 11 miles FORESTRY (N.Z.-bred). F. W. Thatcher's ch g. syrß, by Limond—FQrest Girl, 7.13 (E. Bartle) . . 1 LE LEGION, J. Carr's, 8.5 (J. M. O'Sullivan) . . . . 4 . . . . . 2 MAGNAVER, R. TVootton's. 7io (R. J. Parsons) 3 Nino started. Two lengths; li lengths. Time, 2m 6is. THE DOOMBEN NEWMAEKET LOUGH NEAGH SUCCESSFUL (Received May 20. 5.5 p.m.) BRISBANE, May 20 The principal evea' at the Brisbane Amateur Turf Club's carnival meeting at Doomj ben Racecourse yesterday resulted:— DOOMBEN NEWMARKET HANDICAP, Of £1000: straight G fur. LOUGH NEAGH, T. J. Brosnan's ch g, syrs. by Bachelor's Persse—Terentia, 9*4 (E. Tanwnn) . . . . . . . . 1* "WHITTINGHAM, G. "W. Lightford's, 9.2 (M. McCarten) 2 CUBAN SONG, N. RusseH'e, 7.3 (Brown) 3 Eighteen started. Neck; half-a-length. Tims, lm ICJs. . WILLIAMSTOWN RESULTS WAYBACK WINS HURDLES (Received May 20, 5.5 p.m.) MELBOURNE. May 20 Wayback won the hurdles and Red Earl the steeplechase at the Willinmstown races yesterday. Baanya, a popular choice for the Grand National Hurdles, in which he ran third last ye.-\r, defeated a smart field to win the Bay View Handicap, li miles. The ex-New Zealander Sir Quex was "unplaced in the Juvenile Handicap, and Capo Fair in the Beach "Welter. Results:—, - KOROROIT HURDLES, Of £300; about 2 miles WAYBACK. W. P. Mein's b g. aged, by Backwo'od—Brightly, 11.0 (A. Armsden) 1 SILVIdN. H. H. Kerr's. 9.7 (A. Fullar-

ton) .... , <f . . 2 RIAWENA, D. Reid's, 9.11 (L. J. Hynes) ' 3 Eleven started. Three-quarters of a length. Time, 3m 395. AUTUMN STEEPLECHASE, Of £300; 2 miles RED EARL, W. C. Douglas' ch g, 6yrs, by Red Deunis—Emilie, 9.0 (T. Dynon) 1 ROYAL OFFA, Mrs. E. Gibbs', 9.7 (R. SwcetnamJ 2 APPELLANT, F. W. McCabe nnd W. Leyshon's, 11.0 (D. Zcally) .. .. 3 Eight started. Length. Time, 3m 5655. STEWARDS' INQUIRIES APPRENTICE SUSPENDED The judicial committee of • tho To Kuiti Racing Club was called together on several occasions 011 Saturday to consider incidents in connection with the racing at Te Rapa. An inquiry was held regarding some interference with Silver Bii.ir and Anagram by Record Flight in the second division of the Maiden Handicap. After hearing the eviderce of several riders, the committee decided to taka no action. Suspension, for a fortnight was imposed ■upon the apprautice jockey. O. Reed, who rode Ballymoney in the Otorohanga Hack 'Handicap, for carelessly riding his mount and interfering with Alpinus at the start of the race. SPEEDMINT GOES AMISS NOT TO RACE AGAIN Spcdmint pulled up lame after contesting the President's Handicap at Te Rapa on Saturday. Her trainer, P. E. Pope, stated subsequently that the racecourso had seen the last of Specdmint, who had had a joint, on which she went wrong in the race. In any case, it had not been intended to raco her after this season and she is to bo mated with the imported sire Beau Perc, half-brother to Gay Shield.