FLEMINGTON RESULTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21925, 8 October 1934, Page 7

FLEMINGTON RESULTS

ED WAN D MANIFOLD STAKES VICTORY FOR ARACHN.E HALL MARK'S DECISIVE WIN (Received October 7, 5.5 p.m.) MELBOURNE, Oct. 7 Tho weather was. wet for the Victoria Racing Club's meeting at Fleraington yesterday. Arachne wps successful iu tho Edward Manifold Stakes, for three-yea,r-old fillies, in which the New Zealand-bred Quarto was third. Hall Mark scored a decisive victory in the October Stakes, winning easily by two and a-half lengths. Chief Light ran unplaced in the Paddock Handicap. Results:— EDWARD MANIFIDLD STAKES, Of £1000; three-year-old fillies: 1 milo» N. Robinson's b f, by Corban—Welkin Queen, 8.7 (F. Dempsey) 1 CINETHEON. J. James' b f, by Pantlieon—Valorcine. 8.7 (W. Elliott) .. 2 QUARTO (Now Zealaud-bred), J. S. Brunton's br f. by Paper Money— Quadrilateral, 8.7 (H. Badger) .. 3 Eight started, including Queen Helen. Half a length; length. Time, lm 391b. STAND HANDICAP, Of £500; li miles First Division FAIvNDALE, Hunter and F-ell'a b c, by Curia'lis—All Chatter. 7.9 (H. Moran) 1 B'R-OAD ARROW, M. Brook'u ch g, aged, by Treclare—Bow String, 8.3 (H. Skidmore) .. 2 FOLKLORE, D. J. S. Mackinnon's br m, 4yrs, by Dark Legend—Susio Pye. 7.0 (S. Murphy) .. 3 Sixteen started, including Ruling Light. Three lengths; head. Time, 2m Cs. Socond Division HOSTILE. J. E. Smedlley's b or br h. 4yrs, by Simeon's Fort—Valtean, 7.10 (R. Bailey) 1 STRE.PERUS, O. Oraong und H. E. Spry'is ch hj, syrs, by Verbius—Bush Warbler, 7.12 (A. Breasley) . . . . 2 ST. VALOREY. J. J. Kahl's b g, aged, by Valais—La Neivts, 7.7 (Dewhurst) 3 Fifteen started. Half a length; length and a-half. Time. 2m o^3. OCTOBER STAKES. Of £750; weight-for-age; 1 mile HALL MARK, C. B. Kellow's ch hj, 4yrs, by Heroic—Hwowinkie, 9.5 (F. Dempsey) 1 YULTEWIRRA, F. G-. Scarfc's b hj, 4yrs, by Amalfi—Pclar Star, 9.0 (E. Baxter) 2 L'ELITE, L. Kenrney's ch hj, 4yrs, by Gay Lothario—Sweeit Marguerite, 9.5 (H. Skidmore) ..' 3 Ten started. Hall Mark won easily by two and a-half lengths. Time, lm 38is. NEW ZEALAND-BRED WINNERS TOTAL OF £13,835 IN STAKES Of the total of £26.300 in stakes on the four days of the Ranc.wick carnival, New Zealand-bred horses won £18,835, or more than half. Eight of them owned in Australia accounted tor £8255, and 10 owned in N ew Zealand won £5580. Including divisions, there were 27 racee. and New Zealand-bred horses won 14. . Detail* of the winnings are as follows: Horses bred in New Zealand and .owned in Australia:—'Theo (Limond —Mirabelle ID, owned by Mr. E. Moss, £3BOO for first in A.J.C. Derby; Waikare (Limond—Waterwings), owned by Mr. E. J. Watt, £3OOO for first in the Metropolitan: Miss Nottava (Chief Ruler—Nottava). owned by Mr. G. IS. Magill), £3BO for first in Sydney Handicap; Upoko Ariki (Chieii Ru'ler—Podokes), owned by "D. M. Ednie." £350 for first in Grantham Slakes and third in Trial Stakes, first division; Limyris (Limond —Pomyris), £325 for first in Members' Handicap: Clangor (Grand Knight—Anthem), owned by Mrs. K. Price, £275 for a first a.ad a second in brush hurdle races; Latharna (Limond— Pomyris), owned by Major P. Kerr-Smiley, of England. £IOO for third in Breeders' Plate; Gladgwood (Limond—Curtain), owned by- Mrs. Spencer Brunton, £25 for third" in' Members Handicap. Total, £8255 for six firsts, one second B:nd three thirds. > ' Horeeei bred and owned m New Zealand:— Silver Ring (Silverado— Orange Blossom), owned by Mr. A. H. 'Walton. £ISOO for first faTEpßom Handicap: Nightly ,(Night RaidMiss Muriel), owned by Mr. J. A, McDougall. £1075 for first in Randwick Plate and third in the Metropolitan: Lady Primirose (Chief Ruler—Slack Line), ovrned by Mr. W. R, Kemball. £IOOO for first in Gimorack Stakes: Senior (Chief Ruler—First Blow), owned by Mr. T. H. Lowry. £705 for first m Trial Stakes, first di.vieion. and first in Suburban Handicap: Golden Promise. £3BO for first in Cancinbnry Stakes, first division; King March (Rosseitdale— Queen March, foaled in Australia), owned by Hon. E. R. Davis-and Mr. O. Nicholson. £3BO for first in Waverley Handicap: Shatter (Shambles—Windshield), £3BO for first in Squatters' Handicap; Autopay (Paper Money—Tribelli IL). owned by Messrs. N. E. Art ken and H. F, Woods. £BO for second in Suburban Handicap: Capna (Captain Bunsby-Chans). owned by Mr,.C, M Emanuel. £4O for third in Chester Handicap: Whernside (Grand Knight—Baytech), owned by Mr. W. R. Kemball.. £4O for third in Canonbury Stakes, first division. Total, £5580, for eight firsts, one second and three lh Gran<3 total. £13.835. for 14 firsts,, two seconds and six thirds, in 27 races on this programme. ROYAL VISITOR DESTROYED BREAKDOWN IN MELBOURNE (Received October 7. 5.5 p.m.) MELBOURNE, Oct. 7 The New Zealand jumper Royal Visitor broke down while contesting the October Hurdlesi at the Victoria Racing Clubs meeting at Flemington yesterday and was destroyed by the club's veterinary surgeon. r- 1 """ ~ Owned by Mr. C. Dawson, of Auckland, Royal Visitor was an eight-year-old gelding by Lncul'tus from Sports Queen. He was taken to Melbourne some months ago with a view to contesting the Grana JSationals at Flemington, but he failed to strike form for a period and rk was not nntil he was successful in the Mount Cotterell Steeplechase at Moonee. Valley on Septem ber 29 that ho won over there Royal \ isitor's winnings amounted to £l6no, but he would probably have won more money only for the fact thai he was troubled with unsoundness and was diflicult to train. was a fine stayer and jumper and his most notable performances in New Zealand were to ■win tho Lincoln and Beaufort Steeplechases at Kiccarton and to deao.-heat for »econd with Emancipation in the Great Northern Hurdlen at Ellerslie in 1933.. RACING IN ENGLAND THE DUKE OF YORK HANDICAP LONDON, Oct. 6 The chief handicap at the Kemptcn Park meeting: to-day .resulted: DUKE OF YORK HANDICAP, li miles STATESMAN, V. Emanuel's br hj, 4yrs, by B1 andford —Dail - • • • " l MONTROSE, Lord Woolavington's ch hj, 4;rrn, by Coronach—Accalmie MATE (America), A. C. Bostwisk's ch hj, 6yrß, by Prince Pul—Killashandra .. Sixteen started. Three-quarters of a length; two lengths. JOCKEYS' WINNING LIST ELLIS GAINS ON VOITRE With fiv.e wins at Dunedin against K. Voitre's three at Otaki. L. J. Ellis has rained twe on the leading jockey for the season to date, and <h*re is now a margin of fouir between them, the respective totals being 18 and 14. W. J. BroiJgbton,. as the res-alt of five successes at Otaki, ist thud with 13. P. S. Atkins. 10, is the only other jockey to reach double figures. • Following :'.s a list of horsemen who have scored three ,or more wins ' K Voitre . .. 18 R. Beale ... 4 L. J„ Ellis . . 14 H. N. Wiggins 3 W. J. Broughton 13 A. E. Ellis . 3 P. S, Atkins . 10 L. G. Morris . 3 W E Pine . . 8 R. Mf.rsh ... 3 A.' Messervy . . 6 R, J. Flower . . 3 G. Blumphrics . 6 P. W, Powell . 3 J. H. Mcßae . . 4 B. H. Morrw . 3 V. Lsmgford . - 4 A. li. Eastwood 3