RACING IN AUSTRALIA

Otago Daily Times, Issue 22831, 16 March 1936, Page 7

RACING IN AUSTRALIA

TATTERSALL’S MEETING A WIN FOR SARCHERIE. (United Press Association) (By Electric Telegraph—Copyright) SYDNEY; March 15. (Received March 15, at 9 p.m.) The weather was fine for Tattensall s races at Eandwick on Saturday. Peter Pan, although beaten out of a place in the Randwick Stakes, was not disgraced. He was pocketed at the turn, and appeared to falter, yet just miesed a place. The winner, Sarchene, made her own pace, and although hotly challenged by Gay Blonde, lasted long enough to win by a narrow margin. Master Briefly got away badly. Scratchmere Scar shaped reasonably well. Contact looked extremely dangerous to the hast stride. Limarch broke down at the half-nine. The Youthful Stakes was notable tor the failure of Billy Boy, who got a bad start and almost came down at the hail* mile, and finished last. The winner, Talking, won in great style from the much-fancied Spirits. Tnt . _ Egmont was just beaten in City latter sail’s Cup by Salamander, who was always in the leading division. Hadrian fulfilled expectations by winning the Denman Stakes. Limarch fractured the near fore pastern and was removed to the veterinary hospital. An attempt will be made to rave him for the stud, provided this course is approved by the owneis, who have been communicated with by camcVista, who was only beaten by half a head by Hadrian in the Denman Stakes, was kicked four times at the starting barrier. ~ ~ Peter Pan pulled up well after the Randwick Stakes. The jockey C. Maher was suspended tor a month' for not making a proper effort to keep Contact straight in the Randwick Stakes, resulting in Gay Blonde and King’s Head being hampered at the home tl "xhc principal results wore as follows: — YOUTHFUL STAKES. TALKING, 7.11 (O’Sullivan) .... I SPIRITS, 8.7 (Pratt) .. •• •• •• f GLENMAN, 7.11 (Maher) .. .. •• Nineteen started, including We 'ihree and Jubilee Singer. , , , Won by two lengths, with halt a head between second and third. Tune. Imm 12sec. RANDWICK STAKES. J J. Lcahv’s ch in SARCHER I E (Archery— Sarkara). oyrs. 8.7 (Maxwell) 1 R. Walder's GAY BLONDE, 8.0 (r rail) I Claverann and Lewis's CONTACT. 8.9 (Maher) i Ten started. Won by half a length with a long head between second and third, then I eter Pan. Rogilla and Oro. Time. Imm 30Isec. DENMAN STAKES. HADRIAN. 8.10 (Pratt) 1 VISTA. 8.1 (Britt) • • \ THEBEZ, 7.9 (Lightfoot) 8 Twelve started. Won by half a head, with a length and a-half between second and third. Lline, Imin Usee, • CITY TATTERSALL’S CUP. SALAMANDER. 7.0 (Ward) .. .. 1 EGMONT, 7.4 (Parsons) 2 MR KERRY. 9.0 (Pratt) 3 Fifteen started. Won by three-quarters of a length, with two lengths between second and third. Time. 2min 20jscc, CLUB WELTER HANDICAP. MANANUI. 8.13 (Knox) ... . ■ '1 GOLDEN GATE, 102 (Pike) .. .. 2 FERNACRB. 10.1 (M Menamxn) .. 3 Fourteen started, including Cherry King, Lovesong and Palady.

Won by half a length, with half a length between second and third. Time, Imin 25sec. Collstar was unplaced in the Novice Handicap. THE V.A.T.C. MEETING TWO WINS FOR VOITRE. (United Press Association) (By Electric Telegraph—Copyright) MELBOURNE. March 15. (Received March 15, at 10 p.m.) At the Victoria Amateur Turf Club’s races at Caulfield the principal events resulted as follows: — ST. HILDA HANDICAP. NALDA, 7.9 (Voitre) 1 NELLIE’S TIP, 7.12 (Badger) .. .. 2 MARABOU, 9.0 (Skidmore) .. .. 3 Eleven started, including Greenhorn, who was fifth. Time, 2min 32|sec. Marabou run ms best race for some time, and finished on strongly. SOUTH YARRA HANDICAP. VALIANT CHIEF, 9.2 (Voitre) ~ 1 PHENOMENON, 8.7 (Skidmore) .. 2 THREELAKE, 07 (Molloy) .. -.3 Ten started: Won by half n head each way. Time, Imin a course record. Prince Quex,»Gay Brunette, and Riddle were unplaced in the Orrong Two-year-old Handicap. Jack Horner was unplaced in the Kooyong Welter. T. J. Hayes, the owner-trainer, W. Sharp, an apprentice jockey, and the chestnut horse Surplus were disqualified for a year for “ dishonourable action and improper practice”, in the Walter Purse at Moonec Valley on Thursday. TROTTING IN ADELAIDE (United Press Association) (By Electric Telegraph—Copyright) (ADELAIDE, March 15. (Received March 15, at 9 p.m.) The New Zealand pacer Emilins Way competed at the Wnyville trotting; meeting to-night, but was unplaced in the Stratton Stakes, of 13 furlongs, from tin; buck mark, 100 yards behind. The race was won by Princess Myrtle, 20yds bhd. in 3inin 42 4-ssec. Emilius Way’s fastest guit was 2min 14 3-s.se.'. Evicus (injured log) and Hoi I’Or (injured ribs) are still in Adelaide. Evicus and Emilins Way will return to New Zealand in September via Tasmania. Roi I’Or will remain in Adelaide for a few months.