AUSTRALIAN RACING

Stratford Evening Post, Volume II, Issue 354, 11 September 1933, Page 7

AUSTRALIAN RACING

TatersaEl’s Meeting at. Randwick Sydney, Scpl. 10. Tattcrsall’s race meeting was held in fine weather and before a large attendance at the Randwick track, which was in excellent order. Rcgilla’s win in the Chelmsford Stakes was popular. He was pushed through a narrow opening just in time to head Tcpiccd, who just staved olf a challenge from Silver Scorn, who moved' forward smartly in the last furlong. Silver Scorn was flying in the straight and would have won in another few strides. Hunt the Slipper fell in the brush hurdles but the horse and rider were unhurt. Lcvesong got badly away in (he Welter and finished sixth. The results arc:TRAMWAY HANDICAP. TURBINE, ti.O (Pratt) \... J SHAKUNI. ..1) (Stead) 2 VISTA, ■.a ‘.Parsons) 3 Ninete , started. Lo Touquct led into the sl-aigiit from Shakuni, Vista and Turbine but the last-named came on the outside and landed (ho race and an Australian and New Zealand record by a head. The third horse was half a head away and Carefree was fourth. Time, Im. 2315.

CHELMSFORD STAKES. ROGILLA, 9.8 (Munro) 1 TOPICAL, 9.1 (McCarten) 2 SILVER SCORN, 9.2 (Cook! 3 Also started: Lough Neagh, Limarch, Wexford, Blixten. Windbird, Pontoon, Sermak. Lough Neagh set the pace at the start till at the .six furlongs Wexford took charge from Topical, with Pontoon, Limarch and Lough Neagh handy. In the straight Topical was pushed into the lead and appeared to bo winning from Silver Scorn when Rogilla flashed through an opening on the rails and j scored sensationally by half a neck. Sili ver Scorn came through remarkably in I the home stretch. Lough Neagh and Li--1 march followed the placed horses. Time, ! Im. 52’s. SPRING HANDICAP. ; PRETZEL, 9,2 I Munro) 1 j MALTDALE. 8.2 (McCarten) 2 | SATMOTH, B.G (Browne) 3 I Fifteen started, including Master Brierj ly. Won by a long head, throe-quarters of a length between second and third. Milan! boon was fourth and Master * Ericriy sixth. Time, 2m. 4.15.