THE TURF

Stratford Evening Post, Issue 67, 16 October 1930, Page 7

THE TURF

FIXTURES. October 18: Masterton lI.C. October 25, 27: Wellington R.C. October 27: Waverley lI.C. October 27: Waikato Hunt Club. October 27; Waipawa County iI.C. October 27: North Canterbury iI.C. October 27, 2D: Gore II.C. October 80, Nov. 1: Poverty B. T.C. (By “PAPERMONEY.”) Masterton races on Saturday. * *• * * Second day of the South Canterbury Club oh Saturday. ** * * South Canterbury Club on Eaturday., ** * # Town Bird is moving along nicely on the To Aroha tracks. Town Bird is now trained by M. L. Lipsey. * * * Trojan Melody who won the Pahiko Hack Handicap at Otaki last Friday, is a three-year-old black gelding by Hunting Song from St. Helen, and is trained by G. W. New, at Awapuni. He is in good order it present and looks like adding to is winning list again soon. Antique is pleasing his trained on the Te Aroha tracks lately. Bright Glow ig reported to be doing nicely in her work at Hawcra. *• * # a Mendip is standing up io his work well at H'awera. » «• * Black Maire, in' A.. E. Cox’s stables at Te Aroha, is doing well on the tracks. PACING AT CAULFIELD.

Press Association —Copyright. MELBOURNE, October 15. For the Caulfield races to-day the weather was fine and bright. There was a fair attendance and the going wa s good. The Caulfield Cup candidate Second Wind had an impressive win in the Herbert Power Stakes. This is Trainer Holt’s seventh success in this race. Glare put up it s best performance in Melbourne to date. Carradale was unlucky, being cramped for want of galloping room. Guy Mutineer was seventh early ip the Moonga Handicap, but finished best and won brilliantly. He is engaged in the cup and is trained by the former New Zealander, Dave Price, whose son Bert trains Byron. The cup candidate Shadow King won’ the Coongy Handicap comfortably. This is his first win in eleven months. The time is a record. Waicullus pulled up lame and is not likely to run in the cup. Soulton failed after having every chance. Results are:— EMU HURDLES, Of GOO sovs. About two miles. NOT INFALLIBLE, 10.10 1 PLUNDERER, 1012 ; 2 CYANATE, 10.10 ... .• 2

i Five started. Won by four lengths, six lengths between second and third. Yorick was fourth. Secutum fell. Time, 3min 45f|sec. MONA NURSERY. Of 800 sovs. Four furlongs and a-half SEA MISTRESS, 8.10 1 ROADSTEAD, 8.2 2 DUNLORS, 7.12 3 Eighteen' started. Won by half a t head, three-quarters of a length between second and third. Burbot was fourth. Time, GG^sec. HERBERT POWER STAKES. Of 1000 sovs. One mile and three furlongs. SECOND WIND, 9.10 (T. 1., .vis) 1 GLARE, 9.1 (F. Dempsey) 2 CARRADALE, 9.0 (N. Joins; .... 3 Six started Won' by a short neck, half a iiead between second and third. Cimbriau was fourth. Time 2min 23sec. MOONGA HANDICAP. Of GOO sovs. Seven furlongs. GAY MUTINEER, 7.13 1 FIRST ARROW, 7.7 2 BYRON, ,‘j.C 3

Eighteen started. Won' by a length and a quarter, a length and a-hal) between second and third. Salmonia was fourth. Time, Imin 26^sec,

COONGY HANDICAP. Of 750 sovs. One mile and three furlongs. SHADOW KING, 7-.13 , 1 CARTARESS, 7.0 2 EL REY ; 8.2 3 Fourteen started. Won by two lengths. Taiho was fourth. Time, 2min 10 l-4sec. MOORA WELTER. First Division. Of GOO sovs. One mile. PINNACLE, 8.13 1 PECUNIA, 9.3 2 GAY SALUTE 3 Thirteen started. Won by a length and a-quarter, half a length between second and third. Cosy Rug was fourth. Time, Imin 41 l-4sec. MOORA WELTER. Second Division. DARPUNA, 8.9 1 CLARION CALL, 9.2 2 OPERA QUEEN, S.lO 3 Fourteen started. Won by six lengths, two and a half lengths between second and third. Donace was fourth. Time, Imin 40 l-ssec. CEZAREWITCH STAKES. (Received 9.30 a.in.) LONDON, October 15. The Ccsarewitch Stakes resulted: Ujmajeur 1, Friendship 2, Old Orkney 3. Twenty- eight Won hy four lengths; uvo lengths. Ci I K i.RT( 'HURCI!, Hii- i*;;.-. The lo'iio'A ng dropped out a;:- the. first payment for the Now /--aland Trotting Cup: Grand Light, Maeli_ ino Gun, Waitaki. Girl, Ahvuiri.