PHAR LAP LEADS

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1010, 28 June 1930, Page 12

PHAR LAP LEADS

RANDWICK’S BIG PRIZES FIVE GO TO HIM * During the season that closed at Xtand- | wick recently 28 races, worth £I,OOO or more to tho winner, were disposed of, j Phar Lap appropriated five of these events, with the A.J.C. Derby the chief of his attractions. The Derby was the biggest prize of the year, and to this attraction Phar Lap added the St. Leger, Craven Plate. Cumberland Stakes, and A.J.C. Plate. These five races were worth £14,726. Nightmarch appropriated three of the big purses, while Venetian Lady. Donald, and Gay Ballerina were the only other horses to appropriate more than one. The full list of this season’s Eandwick winners of races worth £ 1 000 or more to the winner follows: PHAR LAP (5) A.J.C. Derby, inc. prem. ... 135 a£B: Craven 6 Plate* " " “^g| a!J.C?: pYa n te ert . and . St . ake . s ;; ;; NIGHTMARCH (3) A.J.C. Epsom Handicap .. .. 03 ... A.J.C. Bandwick Plate ... A.J.C. Autumn Stakes I*Bls VENETIAN LADY <2) A.J.C. Challenge Stakes £ 1.241; A.J.C. Doncaster Handicap .. .. 3,150 ! DONALD (2) A.J.C. Summer Cup £ 2 024 A.J.C. Anniversary Handicap .. L6OG GAY BALLERINA (2) A.J.C. Adrian Knox Stakes .. £1 Tattersall’s Carrington Stakes .. 1,347 THE DOCTOR’S ORDERS A.J.C. Sires’ Produce Stakes .. £5,310 LOQUACIOUS A.J.C. Metropolitan £5,114 gwillian g. A.J.C. Sydney Cup £4,967 CHEMOSH A.J.C. Champagne Stakes .. .. £3,152 AMOUNIS I A.J.C. All-Aged Stakes .. ~ £2,202 TREN ETTE A.J.C. Gimcrack Stakes .. .. £2.099 VEILMOND A.J.C. December Stakes .. .. £2.073 DELWOOD A.J.C. Breeders’ Plate £2.037 WINALOT A.J.C. Spring Stakes .. .. .. . £j 959 JEYPORE Tattersall’s Club Cup £1,637 GROSVENOR A.J.C. Hurdle Race £1,405 HOME MADE A.J.C. Steeplechase £1,352 HABASHON A.J.C. Villiers Stakes £1,301 MOLLISON Tattersall’s Club Chelmsford Stakes £1.091 TWO FOR TRENTHAM APACHE AND PARIS j th ? £ ast fortnight Apache <F. -IcKayi and Paris (G-. Dempster) have been schooled over moderate-sized oattens on the Southland tracks on several occasions, with beneficial results, but so far Apache has not vet hit out with confidence and has lost ground fences. Paris, on the other kant ?- has had the benefit of racing over fhe hurdles at the D.J.C. winter meeting. and he is the more advanced of the However, as the relatives are b £ th ,f° Und and ho nest geldings, they should soon improve as jumpers. The Sato T nr° bably SO north at an early . date to tulfil engagements at the YYU’hngton Racing Club’s meeting.