AUSTRALIAN TURF

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22490, 6 August 1936, Page 9

AUSTRALIAN TURF

WARWICK FARM RACES TWO CHIEF EVENTS WEIGHTS OF NEW ZEALANDERS (Received August 5, 6.45 p.m.) SYDNEY, August 5 Handicaps of the top-weights and the New Zealand horses for the principal events at the Warwick Farm meeting on August 29 are as follows: CAMPBELLTOWN HANDICAP, Of £500; 0 fur. st. lb. st. lb. Cuddle .... 0 13 Capris .... 8 0 Arachno ... 5) 5 Ilium 7 II? Golden Wings 0 5 Stretto .... 7 12 Hadrian ... 9 3 Grand Sport . 7 1) Silver Streak 9 2 On Parade ..77 Silver Jubilee 9 - Distinguished 7 7 Sporting Ulood 9 0 Wagner ... 7 0 Orator j; ... 9 0 Saecula ... 7 2 oay Itlondo . 812 Golden Treasure 012 Chief Ranger S 1 Tho Palmist . 0 12 SPRING HANDICAP, Of £(100; 1 mile and 3 fur. Bt. lb. St. lb. Silver Ring . 9 10 Gay Sheik ..83 Cuddle .... 9 9 I,oud Applause 8 1 Contact .... 9 4 Pladie ... 7 12 Sarehtrio ..92 Chief Ranger 711 Sporting Blood 9 1 Miramond . . 7 10 Kinnoul ... 8 13 On Parade ..70 Allunga ... 8 12 Shy 7 0 Queen of Song 811 Wagner ... 7 4 Theo 8 10 Saecula ... 7 0 Oratory ... 8 8 Inheritance . t! 10 Egmont ... 8 7 Maestro ... 0 9

VICTORY FOR PALADY RACE RECORD AT KENSINGTON (Received August 5, 8.55 p.m.) SYDNEY, August 5 , At the Kensington Park races to-day the Kensington Handicap was won by Palady in record time for the race. Bay Tree was unplaced in the first division of the Flying Welter Handicap, Havaspot was second and Headmaster unplaced in tho second division. Result: — KENSINGTON HANDICAP, Of £120; 1/ miles PALADY, Mrs. J. W. Thomson's b g, syrs, by Paladin —Lady Anomaly. 8.8 (R. James) .. .. 1 SILKY OAK, R. Griffiths' b g, Cyrs, by Silvius—Oakleigh Maid, 7.0 (W. Cook) . . .. .. 2 FAIItOIC, Miss V. Ilalpin's b m, aged, by Heroic—Fair Fight, 7.5 (J. O'Sulllvan) .. .. .. .. 3 Seven started. Eight lengths; two lengths. Time, 2m 10s —equals race record.

MOONEE VALLEY RACES TE HUON RUNS SECOND (Received August 5, 8.55 p.m.) MELBOURNE, August 5 At tho Moonee Valley races to-day Te Huon was second in tho Epping Handicap and Cape Lilock was unplaced in tho Whittlesea Trial Hurdles.

NEW ZEALAND HORSES ARRIVAL IN SYDNEY SYDNEY, August 4 Eleven New Zealand racehorses arrived bj- the Wanganella, all in sound condition, after a fine trip. There were no accidents on the voyago. The visitors include Silver Ring, Silver Streak, Custos, Kinnoul and Sporting Blood. The Derby colt Custoss was regarded as the most interesting arrival. Accommodation for F. D. Jones' team, which also includes Kow Tow, Cerne Abbas and Cyrillian, has been secured at Randwick, and the team will be trained at headquarters. Sporting Blood went into P. Riddle's stable at Kensington. Silver Ring and Silver Streak will be in the same neighbourhood. E. J. Ellis, with four horses, including Kinnoull, took quarters at Cabramatta, in the vicinity of tho Warwick Farm course, where the horses will be trained.

PADISHAH FOR SYDNEY DEPARTURE TO-MORROW [BY TELEGRAPH —OWN CORRESPONDENT] CIIRISTOIIURCH, Wednesday J. A. Hennah is leaving Wellington on Friday for Sydney with Padishah.

ENGLISH JOCKEYS G. RICHARDS LEADING Leading riders in England on Juno 30 were as follows:—-G. Richards. 81; W. Nevett, 47; J. Sirett, 40; P. Boasley, 37; E. Smith, 30; R. Perryman, 26; H. Wragg, 23; T. Weston, 22; and T. Lowrev, 21. On tho same date last season Richards had ridden 85 winners, and as ho finished up with a total of 210, it seems likely that, barring accidents, he will pass the 200-mark again this year.

WAIKATO TROTTING CLUB COMMITTEE ELECTION [from our own correspondent] HAMILTON. Wednesday The following have been electee; members of the committee of the Waikato Trotting Club:—Messrs. T. G. Reynolds, A. E. Manning, A. Sutherland. H. Windsor, W. T. C. Christie and C. V. Carley. A previous member, Mr. T. Clarkin, did not seek re-election. Mr. Carley, who took his place, was formerly a member.

TRIALS AT EPSOM KEWPIE'S CREST GOES FREELY BY ABAYJIOS A few horses who did not work on Tuesday were sent along at Epsom yesterday, when the dirt and sand tracks were in good order. Kewpiu's Crest (W. Gee) ran a mile and a-half in 3.41, the last half in 1.10. Kewpic's Crest is in good order for serious work. Tumble (W. Olive) after working a mile and a-quarter comfortably at a 2..'35 rate, was sent a mile in 2.25. Ho ran the first half in 1.11 and was not under pressure for the next section. Manna's Son (M. Groat) was not hurried while traversing two miles, the last six furlongs being run at a 2.80 gait. Dick Radmorid (A. Brown), trotted freely over threo laps on the sand. Silver Watch (L. J. Mahoney) and the sister to Kuini (J. Mahoney) were allotted steady work. The former has just come in from a long spell and will not be hurried. The relative to Kuini is a neat young trotter. E. N. Kennerley had Princess Onyx at light exercise and the handsome mare looks none the worse for her steamer trip from Australia. Kennerley has taken stables in The Drive, Epsom, and intends remaining for somo time.

TROTTING FIXTURES August 8, I'2, 14 —New Zealand Metropolitan Trotting Club. August 15 —Cambridge Trotting Club. August 120 —Auckland Trotting Club. September 6 —Now Brighton Trotting Club. September 12—Wellington Trotting Club.