AUSTRALIAN TURF

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23010, 11 April 1938, Page 9

AUSTRALIAN TURF

NEW ZEALAND WINNERS KAI TERE, BONHEUR DE PERE SYDNEY CUP HORSES IN FORM JOHN WILKES AND GENETOUT (Received April 10, 5.0 p.m.) SYDNEY, April 10 The New Zealand-bred horses Bonheur do Pore and Kai Tere were successful at the Australian Jockey Club's meeting, which was transferred from Warwick Farm, at Ramvick yesterday The Chipping Norton Plate was won by John Wilkes and the Warwick Farm Autumn Cup by Genetout. John Wilkes and Genetout have been promijient fancies for the Sydney Cup. Highborn, Golden Chance and Troy ran unplaced in the second division of the Cabramatta Handicap, Kow Tow in the second division of the Farm Novice Handicap, and Beau Voire in the lirst division of the Fairfield Handicap. Results; —

FAIRFIELD HANDICAP, Of £250; two-year-old fillies; 6 for. First Division BONHEUR DE PERE (New Zealandbred), \V. J. and A. E. Smith's br f, by Beau Pero —'Silver Rule, 8.3 2 (E. McMcnamin) .. .. 1 TALIvALOT, 7.4 (J. M. O'Sulliyan) .. 2 EARLY BIRD, A. E. Cooper's b f, by The Biraard—Early Girl, 8.7 (F. Shean) .. .. .. .. a Twelve started, including Politesse. Head; length and a-half. Time, lm ll'/aS.

FARM NOVICE HANDICAP, Of £'2oo; 7 fur. First Division K.AI TE<RE (New Zealaud-bred), J. T. Jamieson's b g. 3yrs, by Siogrfried— Vigilance, 8.4 (E. Bartle) .. .. ] AMPHIBIOUS, Mrs. W. Carey's br m, Byrs, by Promised Land—Baltic Sea mare, 7.0 (A. Watterson) .. .. i TIIE BLIZZARD, Mrs. M. Lapin's b c. lyrs, by Tho Buzzard—Kanzu, 8.2 .'M. McCarten) .. .. £ Eighteen started. Three-quarters of a length; length and a quarter. Time, lm 21'/is.

CHIPPING NORTON PLATE, Of £050; weight-for-ago; V/ 4 miles JOHN WILKES, G. OrnoiiK's b c, 3yrs, by Baralong—Golden Cello, 8.0 (A Breaslcy) .. 1 APOLLO, N. Wheeler's blk c, 4yrs, by Constant Sun—Lute String. 8.11 (DMunro.» . . .. t # o DONASTER, J. McLeod and C. Taylor's ch g, syrs, by. Great Star—Donna Marie, B.la (A. Reed) .. .. 3 Scratched,—Sir Regent. Half a ne;:k; length and a-balf. Time 2m ss.

LIVERPOOL HANDICAP, Of £000; 0 fur. MAKK ANTONY, Smith and "Mr. Constable's ' br c, 4yrs, by Brazen— Alimark, 7.3 (A. Harvoy) . , .. 1 joax darling, h. v. cooper's ch f, 3yrs, by Gilt Edge—The Lady Isa, 7.2 (K. Jeffers) .. .. 5 BUZALOXG, A. Leftwich's b g, 4yrs, by. The Buzzard—Saccharine, 8.3 (A. Breaslcy) .. .. .. .. 3 All started. Half a head; three-quarters of a length Time, lm ill-is.

WARWICK FARM AUTUMN CUP, Of £750; l'/j miles GENETOUT, "Mr. Constable" and E. L. Biiiliieu and A. W. Thompson's br b, syrs, by Vatout—Lady Genevieve. 0.0 vM. McCarten) .. 1 L'AIGLON, W. Digby's b c, 3,yrs, by The Buzzard—Concise, 6.7 (A. Harvey) U MANANUI (New Zealand-bred), A. E. Cooper's br hj, Oyrs, by Limond—Rose Queen, 8.7 (F. Shean) .. 3 » All started. Length; length. Time, 2m 32%s IRVING TRIUMPHS VICTORY AT CAUXFIELD REO MANFRED RUNS THIRD LE GRAND AS A HURDLER (Received April 10, 5.5 p.m.) MELBOURNE, April 10 The Glonhuntly Handicap, the chief event at the Victoria Amateur Turf Club's meeting at Caulfield yesterday, was won narrowly by the six-year-old Irving, lied Manfred finished third and his stablemate Le Grand did likewise in the Khartoum Hurdles. • Results:— KHARTOUM HURDLES, Of £500; 2 miles and 05 yards AFRICAN, W. Tasker's b g, aged, by Dark Fox —Majuba's Daughter 1 NEVIZES, W. P. Mein's br s, aged, by Devizes —Miss Neville .. .. 3 LE GRAND! J. Fryer's br g, syrs, by Posterity—Eulogy .. .. .. 3

GLEN HUNTLY HANDICAP, Of £"00; IVi miles , . , IRVING, W. W. Ryan's ch g, 6yrs, by Salmagundi—Vallino, 5.5 (ft. Wilson) .. .. ' .. . • ■ ■ 1 THE WIZARD, I>. Comyn's b g, Gyrs, by Manfred Golden Emblem, 7.2 (Alornoment) .. .. ' • • 2 RED MANFRED (Now Zealand), Mrs. M. S. Curie's b g, aged, by Manfred—Red Shank, S.l (Ri Bailey) . . 3 Twelve starlet, including Prince Quex. Neck; hall a neck. Time, 2m 5/is.

MAIDEN TWO-YEAR-OLD HANDICAP, Of x«) - 5 x / a far. SIR ROBIN. H. Freedman and J. Monaghan s ch c, by Christopher Robin—Regalic, 8.9 (W. Elliot) .. 1 BEAU FRERE (New ' Zealand-bred), J. Wren's b c. by Beau Peie —Chelae. 9.0 (li. Bailey) .. .. 2 ATTICTS', 0. Tyson's b c, by Gay Lothario—Sweet Echo, S.ll (F. Dompsey) .. .. ..... 3 Twenty started. Half a length;. neck. Time, lui G^a.

ALMA UNDER CLOUD LEG FILLS AFTER KICK [by telegraph—OWN correspondent] DUNEDIN, Saturday Alma, one of the most discussed horses for the Great Easter Handicap, has not been worked since winning at the Waimate meeting. She was kicked when at the post there aud, although the wound is only about an inch long, the leg has filled down to the fetlock joint. The filling is not very pronounced .and the mare walks quite soundly, but apparently the wound has become slightly septic. Alma will bo worked and may be galloped on Tuesday and Thursday next and the result will decide what is to bo done regarding her Great Easter Handicap engagement. , RIVERTON REKANDICAPS SURVOY'S STEEPLES PENALTY [BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] TIMARU, Sunday Following are the rehaiulicaps for the Riverton Racing Club's Easter meeting. Wain it Steeples.—Survoy, 71b., making 10.2. Aparima Handicap.—Double Gift, 31b., making 7.9. Longwood Handicap.—Silkwood, 41b., .making 7.11; King Willow, 31b., making 7.10; Valantua, 31b., making 7.10. Riverton Cup.—Wild Career, 31b., making 7.10; Double Gift 31b., making 7.4; Great Western Steeples.—Survoy, 51b., making 9.5 Visitors' Handicap.—Silkwood, 41b., making 7.11.