AUSTRALIAN TURF
RACING AT RANDWICK GUINEAS TO SHAKE SPEARE SILVER RING’S HILL STAKES (Elec. Tel. Copyright—United Press Assn.) SYDNEY, Sept. 20. The Rosehill races, as a full-dress rehearsal for the Randwick spring meeting attracted very keen interest. Features were the defeat of Talking (who had been regarded in some quarters as Gold Rod’s most formidable rival) by Shakespeare, whom Gold Rod comfortably defeated at Warwick Farm, and Silver Ring’s victory in the Hill Stakes. Shakespeare displayed more doggedness than Talking-, who led into the straight, while Silver Ring, after racing attractively throughout, wrested victory from the pacemaker, Lough Neagh, who battled on courageously. Sarcherie was near the lead throughout.. Results were:—
Camellia Stakes. —Cidy .7.10 (Richards), 1; King’s Head, 8.9 (Matthews), •2; Turbine, 8.9 (Shean), 3. Fifteen started, including Oapris (fourth), Gay Sheik (sixth), Stret.to, Distinguished and The Palmist. Won by U lengths and a length. Time, 1.251. King’s Head was making his reappearance after a long spell and performed impressively, while Capris was also responsible for a nice effort. Rosehill Guineas. —Shakespeare, 8.5 (Parsons), 1; Talking, 5.5 (Donkin), 2; Gustos, 5.5 (O’Sullivan), 3. All started. Won by half a length, and a length. Time, 1.53. Gustos finished splendidly from well back.
Rosehill Spring Handicap.—Journal, 8.11 (Davidson), and Fair Diana, 7.2 (Curby), dead heat, .1; Duleed,o, S.O (Knox), 3. Fourteen started, including Queen of Song, Loud Applause, and Miramond. Dulcedo finished II lengths behind the dead-heaters. Queeu of Song ran attractively, considering it was her first race in Australia. Time, 2.19. Hill Stakes.—Silver Ring, 9.0 (Ellis), 1; Lough Neagh, 9.0 (Shean), 2; Sarcherie, 5.12 (W. Cook), 3. Scratched: Stretto. Won by half a head and two lengths. Gay Blonde was fourth. Time, 1.41.
Rebel Lad was fourth in the Highweight Handicap (first division), in which Cherry King was also unplaced. Stalin was second in the second division, in which Maestro and Jubilee Singer were unplaced. Havaspot was unplaced in the Hurdles.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19125, 21 September 1936, Page 9
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