RACING IN SYDNEY
CANTERBURY PARK EVENTS ! STAKES TO LOUGH NEAGH GOLDEN WINGS RUNS SECOND (Received September 13, 9 p.m.) SYDNEY, Sept. 13 Scratchings totalling approximately 40 per cent of the acceptors resulted in small fields at the twice-postponed Canterbury Park races, hold to-day. The Canterbury Stakes was won by the Queensland gelding Lough Ncagh, with the New Zealander Golden Wings second and Whittingham third. Golden Wings led to the straight entrance, where he waß tackled by Lough Neagh, who went on to score nicely, Martian Chief ran second in the Campsie Handicap, in which there were seven runners. Result of chief event:— CANTERBURY STAKES, Of £500; weight-for-age, with allowances; 6 fur. LOUGH NEAGH, T. J. Brosnan's ch g. tiyrs, by Bachelor's Persse—Terentia, 8.13 (D. Munro) 1 GOLDEN WINGS (N.Z.), C. T. Keeble'a ch gr, 6yra. by X-uckham—Mcgalo, 8.13 (R. Reed} 2 YfHITTINGHAM', "G. Lightford's" blk g, 6yrs, by Rosowing—Linloss, 8.13 (M. MeCarten) .. . .. .. 3 Also Started.—Golden Hair, 8.9. Length; one and a-half lengths. Time, lm 14is. GALLOPS AT RANDWICK NIGHTLY PULLS UP LAME SYDNEY. Sent. 13 At Randwick this morning Chatham did an easy and pulled up sound. Nightly ran four furlongs in 511s, but was lame again afterwards Marcus Cicero and Caliente did a moderate seven furlongs in 1.35. Autopay and. Silver Ring, together, covered five furlongs in 1.55. They were easing, up over the last furlong, and covered the first four in 511s—the beat of the morning. Cape York did half a mile in 545. The Masqueradej and Gladswood ran seven furlongs in 1.831.
ROSEHILL ACCEPTANCES MANY NEW ZEALAND HORSES (Received September 18, 7 p.m.) SYDNEY, Sept. 13 Good acceptances have been received for the Rosehill Racing Club's meeting on Saturday. Many New Zealand horses are engaged. Following is the fi<>ld for the Hill Stakes, of JE6OO, weight-for-age with penalties and allowances, one mile.—Chatham, 910; Rogilln, 9.7; Closing Time, Kuvera, 9.3; Nightly, 9.0; Silver Scorn, 8.12; Aztee, 7.12; end Duke Caledon, 7.7. The Camellia Stakes, of £2OO, 7 fur., includes Closing Time, 9.5, Autopay 9.1, Blixten 8.6, Persian, 8.2, Diatomous, 8.0, The Masquerader, 7.11; and Frimsel, 7.3. Marcus Cicero, 8.5, has made the final payment for the Rosehill Guineas, of 650 guineas, 1 mile 1 fur. The Rosehill Spring Handicap of £250, 1 mile 3 fur., includes Topical, 9.2; Limarch, Oro. 8.12; Shatter, 7.11; and Caliente, 6.9. The High-w<*ight Handicap, of £150; 7 fur., includes Frimsel, 9.1; Martian Chief, 8.11; and Capris, 8.10. Among acceptors for the Brush Hurdle Race, of £l5O, li miles, are Greensca, 13.13 Playground, 9.9; and Clangor, 9.0. RUNNING OF BRIGADORE NO ACTION AT INQUIRY [BY TELEGRAPH —;-OWN CORRESPONDENT] WANGANUI. Thursday An inquiry was held by the judicial committee of the Wanganui Jockey Club regarding the running of Brigadore, who finished third in th® Okehu Hack Hurdles to-day. The committee expressed dissatisfaction with N. Trillo's riding of Brigadore, but decided to take no action on the ground that- the jockey had not completely recovered from a recent accident.
POINT-TO-POINT RACES
TO-MORROW'S ATTRACTION
The entries for to-morrow's point-to-point meeting of the Pakuranga Hunt at Pigeon Mount. Pakuranga. represent a distinct improvement compared with last_ year. The largest number in any one race is 16 in the open ev6nt. which is expected to provide a particularly keen contest. An innovation this year is a pony race for children, with which the programme will open.
TROTTING ASSOCIATION An urgent special meeting of the Auckland Trotting Owners. Breeders . andTrainers' Association will be held in Alfred Buckland'e Haymarket rooms this evening for the purpose of discussing the Gaming. Amendment Bill, at present before Parliament. RACING FIXTURES September 15—Wanganui Jockey Club. September 15— Ashburton County Racing Club. September 20, 22 Geraldine Racing Club. September 22—Foxton Racing Club. September 28, 29—Marlborough Racing Club. September 29—Napier Park Racing Club. September 29 Oamaru Jcckey Club. September 29, October I—Taumarunui Raoing Club (at Paeroa)
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21905, 14 September 1934, Page 9
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