RACING IN AUSTRALIA.

Otago Witness, Issue 2170, 26 September 1895, Page 32

RACING IN AUSTRALIA.

HAWKESBURY. Thursday, Skptember 5. County Purse, a handicap of 125sovs ; second hone 25i;0v8 from the prize. For throe-year-olds and upwards. Six furlongs. Mr H. Oxenham's eh h Solanum, syrs, 9.0 (W. Delaney) 1 Mr J. Northern's b g Bungebah, aged, 9.9 (Gainf-ford) 2 Messrs Osborne and Dargiu's br h Glenullin, 4yrs. 7.0 (A. Callinftn) 3 Also started : Messmate 9.5 (R Gough). Plain Bill 8.7 (Hardirnan), Ophir 8.4 (G. Trainor), Sadur 8.2 (EHia), Lieutenant 8.0 (H. Fielder), Igoac 7.13 (Cox). Division 7 8 (D. Cook), Sunburst 7.8 (Simmons), Volney 7 8 (11. Cook), Troilus 7 6 (Schaafr), Blue Cap 7.11 [inc. 51b p. n ] (Luckman), Boko 7.5 (S. Py c ), Knid 7 2 (P. Harris), Sir Gsorge 7 0 (Wepplewaite), Astronomer 612 (E. Cleal), Beau Brummel 6 7 ( W. Tindall). Betting : 4 to 1 agst Lieutenant, sto 1 Blue Cap, 7 to 1 .Solatium, 8 to 1 Buagebah and Divi- < fiicn, 10 to 1 Sunburot and Enid, 12 to 1 one others Buneebah and Sadnr were best away, Sadur and Gleuullin leading when they got into their stride. Glenullin took command at the half mile, and led into the xtiaight, where Bungebah and Solanum joined him At the distance Solanum ran to the front, nnd, coming on, wou by four lengths from Bung bah, fi>llowel by Glenullin, Division, a-.,d BUib C.ip, with Baku last. Time, jmin 19J.WC. Saturday, September 7. llawkesbury Grand Handicap, of 15030v5 ; second horse 20sovb. One mile three furlongs. Sir John Mayo's br g /Bolus, syra, 7.3 (Hepplewaite) 1 Mr A. Thompson's br li Troilue, 4yrs, 7.1 (Schaafe) 2 Mr J. Dobßon'B b m GOKWiiMh 4yts, 7.2 (Roach) 3

Other Btarhprs : Aurcus, Cyra, 8.4 (Gardiner) ; Cradle, syr*. 7.0 (L. Oallinan) ; Kclso, 4yr.s, 7.0 (H. Cook) ; Sir George, 3yr», 0.9 (Blachford). B<.'ttiii6[ : Even mo'-ey a^sb M >lus, 5 to 1 Troilup, 6 to 1 GozM-eiua, 7 to I Cradle, 20 to 1 others. The lot got well away, Sii Geortfego.ng lotue front p.vt tho btiud a id down to tho mile post, where Tiv>ilus ari'l Aurousian up tohim. TroilusdiX'ppcd bick at tho six furlongs, Aurcui heading Sir George a little further on, with ./Eolua laying behind ; then Kelso, Troilus, Cradle, and Gozoreina. At the three furlongs Cradle lost hor rider, aud the leaders lunning a little wide iEolus got up on the inside, aud was first into the straight, with Troilus following. At the distance Gozoreina ran into third place, and so they fin'shed after ft good race home, .ffiolus winning by half a length, with Gozoreina a good third j then Kelso, Aureus, and Sir George. Time, 2min 26seo.