TURF IN AUSTRALIA

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21913, 24 September 1934, Page 7

TURF IN AUSTRALIA

MEETING AT HAWKESBURY TWO NEW ZEALAND WINNERS AUTOPAY AND SENIOR (Received September 23. 5.5 p.m.) SYDNEY, Sept. 23 New Zealand horses gained two victories at the Hawkesbury Racing Club's meeting yesterday, Autopay scoring in the Flying Handicap and Senior in the High-weight Welter Handicap. Custodian, who received a severe check at the straight entrance, and Cockpen were unplaced in the Spring Handicap. Lionheart and Golden Chance were unplaced in the Maiden Handicap and Cavalcade and Deep Respect in the Three-year-old Handicap. Results: — FLYING HANDICAP, Of £150; 6 fur. AUTOPAY (New Zealand), N. Aitken and T. li. Wood's b hj, aged, by Paper Money—Trebelli 11., 9.13 (R. Reed) 1 RONA VALLEY, Mrs. L. and K. Duggan's ch in, 4yrs, by Tippler—Valley, 6.10 (P. Wailes) . . . . . • . . 2 WEE WARRAH, C. A. and W. Widdis' b g. syrs, by Miigpie—Valais Queen, 8.7 (J. Pratt) 3 Eight started, including Diatomous. Half a length; length. Time, lm 13Jb. HIGH-WEIGHT WELTER HANDICAP, Of £100; 1 mile SENIOR (New Zealand), T. H. Lowry's b g, 4yra, by Chief Ruler—First Blow, 8.0 (M. McCarten) .. .. 1 CELEBRATE, P. Riddle's br g. 6yrs. by Magpie—Joy Bells, 9.13 (J. M. O'Sullivan) 2 RED RUFUS (New Zealand), C. T. Keeble's ch g, 6yrs, by Gainscourt— Bon Marche, 8.2 (R. Reed) .. ..3 Eight started. Two lengths; length. Time, lm 39{s. Custodian pulled up well after yesterday's race and is regarded as an almost certain starter in the Australian Derby. RULING LIGHT DEFEATED SECOND IN MENTONE GOLD CUP MELBOURNE, Sept. 23 At the Mentone Turf Club's meeting yesterday Araunah finished second in the Mentone Plate, wherein Shining Gold was unplaced. Ruling Light was second in the Mentone Centenary Gold Cup, li miles, which was won by L'Elite. Bay Chief was unplaced in the Welter Handicap. GALLOPS AT RANDWICK NIGHTLY'S LAMENESS RECURS SYDNEY, Sept. 23 The gallops at Randwick yesterday morning were accomplished on the course proper, where the flags were out 40ft and the going was good. Chatham ran n very easy seven furlongs in 1.43. Lough Neagh and Pandion also did an easy seven furlongs in 1.33. Silver Ring was responsible for the best 'seven furlongs of the morning in 1.29}, the first half-mile in 50Jb. He carried a light boy and was lightly ahod. Silver Scorn, going within herself, ran a mile in 1.47. Limarcli and Sipal went a mile and n-quarter in 2.15, Limarch finishing on well. Marcus Cicero and Melisande ran four furlongs in 555. Closing Time was too good for Persian over seven furlongs in 1.32}. Nightly and The Masquerader galloped six furlongs in 1.18. Nightly was decidedly lame afterwards. Waikare led Gladswood over a mile and a-quarter in 2.14, going fust over the last half-mile in 525. Silver King, going easily with Lingo, ran a mile in 1.46. DUNEDIN SPRING MEETING WEIGHTS FOR OCTOBER 4 [by TELEGHAPH rjRESS association] DUNEDIN, Sunday Handicaps for the first day of the Dunodin Jockey Club's Spring Sleeting, to be held ou October 4 and 6, are ae follows : SPRING HURDLES, of £IOO. 1} miles. —Black Duke, 9.13; Jaunt, 9.9; Taboo, 9.4; Lycidas, 9.3; Palmary, 9.2; Prince Tractor, 9.1; Red Lanee, Towing, Reminder, 9.0. TRIAL HANDICAP, of £75, G fur.—Trumpet Blast, 9.0; Unseen, 8.12; Aro Arc, Oliver, 8.11; 1 Spy, Orris, Royal Pal. 8.10; Chidden, Darien, Flout, Foreign Star. General O'Duffy, Golden King, Horns Reef, Honeste, Lucky Locket, Made Money, Palatinate, Blatherskite. Silver Lark. Sestu. Unex, Coat of Arms, Paper Money— Roburite g., Paper Money—Wild Work g.. Paladin—Fair Form g., 8.9. MAUNGATUI HANDICAP, of £9O, 1 mile. —Saxophone. 9.0; Cheap Money, Osculate, 8.12; Kliocklong, 8.9; Vocal, 8.7; Strong Light, 8.5; Velvet, 8.1; Bold Brigand, 7.13; Sungem. 7.11; Trumpet Blast, 7.10; Quite Soon, Braw Lad, 7.9; Hot Tea, Friday Night, Chidden, Streamline. Orris, 7.7. ELECTRIC HANDICAP, of £l2O. 6 fur. Water Power. 8.li; Kerbside. 8.1; Red Boa, 8.0; Guarantee, 7.9; Master Anomaly. Fracas, 7.8; Fairway. Steeton, 7.7; Dismiss, 7.5; Cherry Queen, Fair Weather, Master Reynard, 7.0.

MOSGIEL HANDICAP, of £l5O, li miles. —The Smuggler, 9.1; Polydora, 8.10; Ventrac, 8.7; Water Power. 8.0; Totolomai, 7.13; Prince Vol, 7.12; Steeton, 7.9; Red Racer, 7.6; Giggleswick, 7.5; Silver Sight. Cleaner, 7.4: Free Air, 7.0.

OCTOBER HANDICAP, of £IOO 1 mile. Mount Boa, 9.2; Red Boa. Signaller, 9.0: Kcmal Pasha. 8.12; Giggleswick, 8.11; Horowhenua. 8.10; Grand Unale. 8.9; fairway, 8.7; Kin Tin Tin, 8.0; Last Link. 7,13.

TAIMOA HANDICAP, of £OO. 7 fur.— Double Shot. 9.13: Saxophone, 1 rayenna. 8 i:i ■ Mayuui. Queen of Song. 8.8. Money. „'riitl Shock, 8.5; Trivet, Jacobin, 8.2; Master Reynard. 8.1; Sillk Arrow ■ Amy Johnson Tizzy, 7.13; Silk Paper, 7.12; lUgindale, First Song. First View, Brew Lad. 7 10- Unite Soon, Unseen. 7.9: \\ondeifnl. Top' Coat. Tunneller, Royal Pal. 1 alatinate. Madam Pompadour. I Spy, Hot lea, Horotui. Horns Reef, Dressy. 7,7

TE AROIIA ACTIVITIES KING BRIERLY'S SPRINT [HtOM OUR OWN CORRKSI'ONDKNT] TE AROHA. Saturday On a fairly dry track at Te Aroha this morning several good gallops were performed, principally by horses who aio luce at Paeroa. , . , •_ Val Watch did serviceable work and .a fairly well advanced in condition. Record Flight, who is engaged on the second day. moved freely over a round. The thiee-year old Nazir. by Whirlwind-T> Begum, and Am Hi ah bv The Ace, ran :hree furlongs in 37 3-ss.' finishing together. King Win was schooled over four jumps, acquitting himself " Mungatoon and Lagoon went together over a mile and, under a nice hold all the way. they recorded 1.51. Both have little room for improvement in the matter of condition. Aluilgacre. who is filling down gradually, vvas given a mile at three-quarter pace oil the plough" track, and looks as if he would be all tho better for a race. Miss Lorraine accounted for King's Archer by a neck ov«,r five furlongs in 1.5 l-5«. Don t Lap. who is fairly forward, sprinted four furlongs in o-b without being ridden right out. . King Brierly. who in appearance is .the most improved of the Te Aroha-trained horses ran five furlongs with King Mestor in 14 3-sb. finishing a neck in front. Over a similar distance Engi was too good for Nahlin, whom he defeated by over a length in 1.5. R. BEALE AS TRAINER Mr. H V. Smith has sold the unexpired portion of his lease of Queen of Song to Mr. G. Hunter, who races Water Polo, and the filly will be trained, by R. Beale. who has lodged an application for o. trainer a licence with the Dunedin District Committee. PHAR LAP'S DAM Mr. F. Armstrong has sent his brood mure Entreaty to the Elderslie Stud. The daughter of Winkie and Prayer Wheel is in foal to Night Raid, to whom she has already produced Phar Lap and several others, including Friday Night, who is shaping well at Riccnrton in preparation for three-year-old engn semonts. Kn treaty will be rnfttfcd tins season with the Swyntord horse Iliad.