TURF IN AUSTRALIA

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22391, 11 April 1936, Page 9

TURF IN AUSTRALIA

RAND WICK MEETING ACCEPTANCES ANNOUNCED TWENTY IN DONCASTER (Received April 10, 5.51 p.m.) SYDtNEY. April 9 Following are the acceptances and final payments for the principal events of the A.J.C. Autunnn Meeting which opens on Saturday:— AUTUMN PLATER Of £1500; weight-for-age; UJ miles st. lb. st. lb. Hall Mark ... 9 3 Master Soft Step ... 9 3 Brierlyj. ... 9 0 Peter Pan ... 9 3 Contact j. t , . 9 0 Oro 9 3 Silver Ring ..90 jarcherie ... 9 1 Spear Dmice . 8 11 Lough Neagh . 9 0 Egmont .j. . . . 8 4 SIRES' PRODUCE STAKES, Of £3000; two-year-olds; 7) fur. st. lb. st. lb. Valpan .... 8 10 Fidelity -..88 Gold Rod ... 810 Siren ...... 8 8 Water Waggon 8 10 DONCASTER HANDICAP, Of £2000; 1 mile st. lb. st. lb. Hall Mark . . 9 11 High 8 5 Cuddle .... 9 4 Great. Legend 8 4 Regular Cabalist .... 8 3 Bachelor ... 9 4 Dark Sky ... 8 0 Valiant Chief 812 Akuna . . 710 Lough Neagh . 8 11 Barak .... 7 9 King's Head . 810 Merrie Miller 7 7 Garri .... 8 10 Golden C'hanco 7 5 Gay Blonde . 8 10 Heritor .... 7 5 Sarcherie ... 8 10 Silver Kuvera .... 87 Standard ..75 A.J.C. ST. LEGER STAKES, Of £1500; three-year-olds; H miles st. lb. «l-lh. Wykeham ... 810 Allunga . ... 8 10 Viceroy .... 8 10 Nalda . . . •! . 8 7 Fanfare .... 8 10 Ardnagram ..87 SYDNEY CUP, Of £SOOO and gold cup valued at £2OO, 2 miles (Run April 13) st. lb. st. lb. Hall Mark ..98 Spear Prince . 7 13 Cuddle 9 2 Braeburn ... 7 12 Oro 9 1 Faith in AusMaster tralia ..... 7 12 Bricrly ~.90 Akuna ..... 711 Anialin .... 8 11 Nalda 7 7 Journal 8 9 Wykeham ... 7 7 Sarcherie ... 8 8 Glenspear . ..75 Soft Step ... 8 7 Loud Applause 7 4 Allunga .... 8 6 Egmont . . . . 71 Garrio 8 5 Salamander . . G 12 Contact .... 8 4 Urunalong ... 6 7 Broad Arrow . 8 2 Grand Warbler 6 7 WEST COAST CIRCUIT GREYMOUTH JOCKEY CLUB FIELDS AND PROSPECTS [by telegraph—own correspondent] CHRISTCIIURCH, Friday The opening meeting of the West Coast Easter circuit will be held today when the Greymouth Jockey Club will hold its first autumn fixture, the second taking place on the following Saturday. The two-dividend system will be in operation. Telegraphing last evening, the Hkrai.d's correspondent advised that the following horses should race prominently:— Novice Stakes. —Malvasia, Palmyra. Mawhera Trot. Starvale-Little Gordon bracket. Lough Erne. Stewards' Handicap.—Princess Rawene, Weo Musk. Hannan Memorial Handicap.—Golden Dart, Sisterina. Flying Handicap.—Copyist, Rebel Star. Kaiata Trot. —Lady Ann, StarvaleLittle Gordon bracket, Hermes. Metropolitan Hack Handicap. Rose Val, Free Rose. Otira Handicap.—Metal Bird, Golden Dart.

Following are the acceptances:— 12.35—NOVICE STAKES, of £6O, weight 8.5; 5i fur.—Gilford, Gay Ccplleen, Malvasia, Dover Patrol, Othyos, Metric, Baffle, Poliatina, Palmyra. I.IS—MAWHERA TROT, of £7O: limit 2.27; 1 mile.—All Kincs, Erin's Beauty, Frisco Silk, Ginger Jack, Chateau, Irish Aggie, Johnnie's Hope, Lough Erne, Minnetonka, Quin Abbey, Reymere, Spey Royal, Tommy Boy, War Bride, Young Jim, limit; Lottie Guy, Sans Peur, Starvale, 24yds bhd; Little Gordon, 48. I.SS—STEWARDS' HANDICAP, of £7O; Gi fur.—Free Rose, 9.3; Zetes, 9.1; Princess Rawene, Wee Musk, 8.5; Needful, Land Raid, S.l; Gas Mask. 7.9; Imasurvey, 7.5. 2.35 II ANN AN MEMORIAL HANDICAP, of £120; li miles.—Golden Dart, 9,4; Metal Bird, 8.13; Royal Gallant, Sisterina, 8.3; Locksley, 7.8; Consummation, 7.7. 3.15 —FLYING HANDICAP, of £75; 5} fur.—Copyist, 9.13; Rebel Star, 9.11; Arrow Rose, 8.13; Arena, 84; Delium. 8.3; Arrowmid, 7.11 ;_ Zionist, 7.10; Gayspear, 7.0. 3.SS—KAIATA TROT, of £7O; limit 3.2; 1} miles.—Frisco Silk, Ginger Jack, Hermes, Johnnie's Hope, Brian Boru, Kaitawa, Lough Erne, Lottie Guy, Minnetonka, Reymere, Starvale, Tommy Boy, Young Jim, limit; Sky Wink, Solario, 12yds bhd; Golden Square, Little Gordon. 24; Lady Ann, 36. 4.3S—METROPOLITAN HANDICAP, of £80; 1 mile.—Free Rose. 9.3: Zetes, 9.1; Rose Val, 8.12; Princess Rawene, 8.5; Pawky, 7.11. Back Lead, 7.9; Imasurvey, Polistina, 7.0. 5.15 —OTIRA HANDICAP, of £75; 7 fur. —Rebel Star, 9.7; Golden Dart. 9.4; Metal Bird, 8.13; Shock, 8.4; Gold Arrow, 7.13; Animated, 7.11; Carfex. Consummation, 7.10; Malvasia, 7.0.

SYDNEY GALLOPS CUDDLE'S FINE SPRINT (Received April 10. 5.5 p.m.) SYDNEY, April 9 Final gallops for the opening day, Saturday, of the A.J.C. autumn carnival, wero staged on tho Randwick B grass track this morning, next the rails. One of the best gallops was credited to Cuddle. Carrying M. McCarten, with her full Doncaster Handicap weight, and travelling wide out, she recorded 1.11 for five furlongs—a very good piece of work. Gay Blonde gave Golden Gate a start and a beating over the same distance in l.Oi. Both were lightly shod and carried lighter weights than Cuddle. Golden Chance was not hurried at the finish to run five furlongs in 1.4. Egmont, who will have his final Sydney Cup gallop on Saturday, sprinted well to-day. Ridden by M. McCarten, he ran the last two furlongs of steady work in 255.

Salamander was not hurried to run ten furlongs in 2.17. Fidelity was credited with a very fast half-mile, in 49is. Cereza (J. Pratt) also went very well, registering 4925. ' The fastest six furlongs of the morning was established by Kuvcra, who easily beat Canograss in 1.135. Oro gave Collstar a start and easily beat her over ten furlongs in 2.7 i, the last four in 60s. Gold Bod led Treasure Trove on the tan, running three furlongs easily in 38is. Sylvandale will not race at the meeting, as lie has not pleased his trainer. He has been withdrawn from all engagements. At Victoria Park, on the course proper, running 30ft. out ; Silver Ping (K. Voitre) dirt good striding work over six furlongs in 1.20. Spear Prince beat Soft Step by 12 lengths over nine furlongs in 1.591. Valiant Chief was going easily to record 1.6J for five. Peter Pan ran a nice mile. Hall Mark and Cherry King covered four furlongs in 50s. His trainer is very pleased with Hall Mark's work. Lone Raider and King Charles went just fairly over four furlongs in 525. Glenspear and Contact galloped six furlongs in 1.20. Contact continues to work well. At Moorefiold, on the course proper, Journal went a mile in 1.485, an attractive effort, in view of the smallness of this track.