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RACING NEWS.

MASTERTON SECOND DAY.

WALTON PARK WINS. Electric Telegraph—Press Association MASTERTON, October U>. The spring meeting of the Masterton Racing flub was concluded to-day in glorious weather. the track being hard and fast. Ihe total isa tor handled £0,30, as com pa ied with £65-51 lOs on the corresponding day last year, and t«> total for the meeting was All. 1-7, as compared with £12,403 10s on the two da vs last year, the decrease being £l2Bl XOs. Remaining resuits: Otahuao Hurdles, li miies and 63 yards: 3 Arctic Star (D. Bush) 1 Sanguine King 2, -5 Count Roussillon 3. Won by two lengths each wav. Time 2.49. Macara Handicap, 6 iurlongs and 63 yards: 1 Gasman (J. I>‘aeh >l, 4 Blue Tiger 2, 5 Helen Fori 3. Won hv half a length; a neck, lime 1.19 2^5. C. F. Valla lice Memorial. li miles and 63 vards: 1 Walton Park (P Burgess) i. 3 Royal Banquet 2. 2 Da vi stock 3. Won by a short head; a neck. Time 2.14 2-5. Champion Hack Handicap. li miles and 63 vards: 2' Confiscation (B. H. Morris) 1, -5 Chaste 2. 6 Cheerful Day 3. Won by half a head; a length and a half. Time 2.14. Waipipi Handicap. 7 furlongs and 63 yards: 1 Slippery (P. Atkins 1, 2 Sweet Agnes 2, 3 Glenvane 3. Won by a length and a half; two lengths- Time 1.32 2—5. Spring Hack Handicap, 7 furlongs and 63 yards: 3 Aussie Ra (S. Wilson) 1,2 Queen’s Pride 2. 1 Pohiko 3 Won by a nock; a length. Time 1.33.

Farewell Handicap, 5 furlongs and 63 yards: 5 Courtega (S. Wilson ) 1, 4 Dollar Bill 2, 3 Master Reynard 3. Won by three-quarters of a length; a neck. Time 1.3 1-5. SOUTH CANTERBURY. TIMARU, Last Night. The South Canterbury Jockey Club’s spring meeting was held in showery weather. The attendance was up to the average and the totalisator handled £7946 as against £6474. Th 3 track was not much affected by rain. Results: Otaio Hurdles, II miles: 4 Black Duke (Beale; 1, 5 Monastic 2. 9 Rasouli 3. Won by two lengths; three lengths. Time 2.49 1-5. Spring Stakes, o furlongs: 4 Golden Vision (Messervey) 1. S Princess Rawene 2, 11 Vervain 3. Won by a length; a head. Time 1.3. Teschemaker Handicap. 1J miles: 1 Guarantee (Mackiei 1. 2 Quite Soon 2. 6 Tout le Alonde 3. Won by three lengths; a neck. Time 2.7 Tycho Hack Handicap, 6 furlongs: (J Dollar Prince (Didliain > 1. 3 Invoice 2, 4 Surge 3. Won by a half a length. Time 1.14 3-5 Kerrytown Hack Handicap. 1 mile and 35 vards: 2- Superex (Leckie) 1, 1 Mary Pratt 2. 6 Glowlight 3. Won by a neck; two lengths. Time 1.42 4-5. Flying Handicap, 6 furlongs: 3 Rebel Chief (Jennings) 1. 1 Cranford 2, 6 Tunneller 3. Won by a head; two lengths. Time 1.13 1-5. TURF IN AUSTRALIA. United Press Assn.—By Electric Telegraph- -Copvrigbt. MELBOURNE, October 2-». The Victoria Amateur Turf Club's spring meeting was continued at Caulfield on Saturday in fine weather. There was ail enormous attendance and the going was good. Palfresco made a remarkable effort to win the Caulfield Cup. He started on the extreme outside at the barrier and was in front ot only five horses a mile from home. He moved up from six iurlongs and took charge below the distance. Palire sco was bred by Air Sol Green and is held on lease by Air S. Kent. Che New Zealander Gay Cirt oxer the last seven furlongs in the Bur wood Handicap and won in an interesting finish. Link Divine, a solidly backed favourite, tired. Arabian Knight led always and had a comfortable win in the Gwvn Nursery. Royal Jubilee and Borneo finished strongly. The winner, the lull brother of Carnarvon, cost 300 guineas as a yearling. Dark Skv finished with a brilliant run to win the Windsor Handicap narrowly. The Now Zealanders, Red Alanfred and Araunah. were the last two home. Rod Manfred will do better later.

Results: Burwood Handicap, ot £SOO, 8J furlongs: Gay Circle (W. Jenkins) 1, Gay pop 2, Bustard 3. Thirteen started. Won by half .i neck; two lengths. Time 1.451. Gwyn Nursery, of £SOO, 5 furlongs: Arabian Knight 1, Koval Jubilee 2, Borneo 3. Won by * length; a neck. Fourteen started Time 1.11.

Caulfield Cup, of £6OOO and gold cup, II miles: Palfresco, 7 1 i\ Pereival) 1 ; Hot Shot, 7 9 (V Cooper) 2, Marabou, 8.2 (K. Voitref , 'Y >vl _f?* v a and a halt a length. Time 2.273—an Australasian record. The sectional times were* hirst four, 47j , last four, 501, last six, 1.151.

TATTERS ALL’S CLUB. n, October 20. lattcrsnll s Club races wore held at lUndwick in fine weather betoie a larg3 attendance. Results - Flying' Handicap. 6 furlongs: 5\ indbird, 7.5 (Light foot) 1 The S f 2 r, JSi 8 }, :i O’.ke) 2; Silver Jubilee. 9.3 (R. Reed) 3. Won hv halt a. length; a head. Time 1.13. _? a ttcrsail’s Handicap, 11 miles: Nnrbethong, 7.-5 (ljghtteot* 1; l lurry King, 7.12 (Weiss. 2:iMi Kerry, 8.8 (Sheant 3. Thirteen star,V*. including Silver Ring. Tlico. Limyris and Blixtcn. Won hv a. length an 1 a half: a head. Si'lverIting was fourth. Time 2.4 J.

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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13086, 21 October 1935, Page 4

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RACING NEWS. Pahiatua Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13086, 21 October 1935, Page 4

RACING NEWS. Pahiatua Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13086, 21 October 1935, Page 4

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