AUSTRALIAN TURF

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 18974, 26 March 1936, Page 7

AUSTRALIAN TURF

HAWKESBURY RACES « GOLDEN GATE'S MILE SALLY'S AUTUMN KVE'NT (Elec. Tel. Copyright—United Press Assn.) SYDNEY, March 25 At the fTuwkesbury races, Loud Ap plause made a bold bid Tor the principal event, and appeared to have the race won 100yds from home, bill. Ihe apprentice rider was nol quite strong enough lo stave off a final challenge by Sully. Bi'itt otherwise, gave the monnl every chance. The results included : ITawkesbiirv Milc.r- Golden Cute, 9.5 (Pratt), 1; Dnngo, 7.11 (.Jewell). 2; Paladv, 8.7 (O'Sullivan), 3. The only starters. Won by 21 lengths and n neck. Time, 1.40.','. Hawkcsbury Autumn Handicap.Sallv. 7.0 (Cnrbv), L: Loud Applause 7.0 (J. Britt). 2;' Fireman, 7.3 (Ilanley), 3. Eleven started. Won bv a head and two lengths. Time. 2.7. Lady Ida was unplaced in the Juvenile Handicap; Norman Conquest was unplaced in the Highweighl Welter. MENTONE RACES PALATINATE RUNS THIRD MELBOURNE. March 25. At the Mentone races, Palatinate wart (bird in the Mentone Plate, in which Capris and ICpigram were unplaced. The following were also unplaced : Idavale. in the Warragnl Handicap; Jack Horner in the Ootham Handicap; Whernsido in the Balcombe Welter; Nowliaveu in the Mentono Purse; and Membo in the Jumpers' Plat.

SILVER RING IMPRESSES BIGGER AND STRONGER fEloc. Tol. Copyri(?lit -Unitod Press Assn.) SVDNEY, March 2;>. Silver Ring was ridden 'by Bllis in pare work- on the tan at Knndwick to-day. The New Zealand* horse looked in tine order and is bigger and stronger than when here before. His appearance, according lo critics, does not suggcs.l thai he has had a strenuous campaign under big weights in New Zealand.