RANDWICK RACES

Taranaki Daily News, 7 October 1929, Page 5

RANDWICK RACES

PHAR LAP ANNEXES DERBY EPSOM TO NEW ZEALANDERS v WINALOT’S SPRING STAKES HONOUR THIRD TO PHAR LAP By Telegraph— Preus Assn.—Copyright. Australian Press Association. Received Oct. 6, 5.5 p.m. Sydney, Oct. 6. The Australian Jockey .Club was favoured with ideal weather and an attendance of 78,000 for the opening day of its spring carnival at Randwick on Saturday. Honour’s r»alloping companion, Jaleux, gave a sterling performance in the Trial Stakes, but was in-a bad position entering the straight. Jaleux got clear,however, and put in a brilliant finish; but mksed first honours by half a length. New Zealander's Derby hope Honour enjoyed a splendid run throughout and was always prominent, but was unable to make an impression on the winner, Phar Lap, in the run home. Limerick’s absence from the Spring Stakes robbed the race of much interest, -‘leaving Winalot a certain victory. The’New Zealander Arikinui was well fancied in the. Kensington Second Division but was unable to -pace it with the winner. Results are: — HURDLES HANDICAP, Of £6OO. About two miles. PERIDES, C. Li B. Wright’s b.g., by . r , . Pershore —Ides, 6yrs, 9.2 (0. Cullum) •: 1 PAUL T,, J. H. Trenoweth’s .ch.g., by Bronzetti —Brolly, Gyrs, 9.2 .... 2 SWIG, H. Leek’s br.m.. by Trafalgar • —Perflask, 4yrs, 9.12 3 Fifteen started, including Zircon. L.C. was the early pacemaker from Anorient, Perides and Swig. At the mile Anorient had charge from Swig and L.C., while Perides assumed command at the turn for home, after which he was not troubled and won comfortably by two lengths in 3min. 394 sec. TRIAL STAKES. Of £750. One mile and a quarter. VIOLIN SOLO, Sir- Sam Hornern’e . b.c., by Violincello —Celeritas, 3yrs, 7.12 (E. Bartie) 1 JALEUX (N.Z.), G. D. Greenwood's b.g., bv Sutala —Egotism, 7.2 .. 2 EDUARDO, 8.7 3 Fourteen started. Dark Isle was first to show out from Dolomite, John Buchan and Violin Solo. At the mile Dolomite lead the field, followed by Dark Isle, John Buchan and Glasgow, 1 the field remaining in that order till the home turn, where Jaleux took charge from Dark Isle. Dolomite, Glasgow and r Violin Solo. In the run to the post Violin Solo prevailed by half a length. Time, 2min. ajsec. . KENSINGTON HANDICAP. Of £lO9O. Seven furlongs. First Division. BECKWITH, F. Williams’ br.g.. by Greenstead —Worthy Bee, 10.11 (Matthews) 1 FACTOR, 8.5 2 - BONNIE MARJORIE, W. J. Bryan’s b.m. by Wedge—Pearly, syrs, ' ' 8.9 < 3 Seventeen started, including First ' Acre. Portion was smartest away from • Boas Poppy, Beckwith and Bonnie Mar- • jorie. At the half-mile Portion was still in charge from Beckwith, Boss Poppy and First Acre. Turning for home Beckwith assumed command and gained - the verdict by two lengths. Time, Imiu. 25fsee. AUSTRALIAN DERBY. Of £BOOO. One mile and a half. PHAR LAP. H. R. Telford’s ch.g., by Night Raid (imp.)—Entreaty, 8.10 (J. Pike) ? 1 CARRADALE, A. T. Craig’s br.c., by Caravel (imp.) —Vicella. 8.10 (A. Wilson) 2‘ HONOUR, G. D. Greenwood's ch.c., by Limond (imp.) —Homage, 8.10 (T. Green) 3 COMANCHE, “R. L. De Percy’s” br.c., by The Verderer (imp.)—Forest Band, 8.10 (M. McCarten) 4 , LORASON, Mrs. Hunter White’s b.g., by Tippler (imp.)—Lora, 8.10 ' 5 PENTHEUS, R. Walder’s br.c., by Rossendale (imp.)—Cereica, B.io 6 NEDDA (N.Z.), B. S. Irwin’s b.f., by Paper Money (imp.) —Michaela, 8.5 7 Also started —Cuthmar, 8,10; Toper, j 8.10; Sir Ribble, 8.10; Queen Nassau, .8-5. The time was 2min. Sljsec., a record for the A.J.C. Derby. From an even start Queen Nassau was first to break the line from Pentheus, Lorason and Phar Lap. At the mile Queen Nassau led the field by eight lengths, followed by Phar Lap. Honour and Lorason. At the half-mile Phar • Lap closed with Queen Nassau from - Honour, Carradale and Pentheus. Turninn- into the straight Phar Lap took charge from Carradale and Honour. At the distance Phar Lap put the issue beyond doubt and won on the bit by . four lengths. EPSOM HANDICAP. Of £3090, with sweepstakes of £3O each starter and £5 forfeit. Second £6OO, third £3OO. One mile. NIGHTMARCH (N.Z.),, A. Louisson’s br.h.. bv Night Raid —Marsa, 9.4 (R. Reed) 1 REONUI (N.Z.), “J. Babin's” br.g., by Saxby —Sopra, 9.1 (Matthews) .- 2 . VERTOV, F. Doyle’s br.m., by The Verderer —Toinette, 4yrs, 6.11 (Denham) 3 Twenty-four started. Venetian Lady was first to show out from Killarney, Gilt Edge and Reonui. At the halfmile Sir Christopher showed the way to Vertoy, Gilt Edge, Habashon, Nightmarch and Reonui. Turning for home Sir Christopher had a slight advantage from Gilt Edge and seemed likely to win at the distance, but Nightmarch came on with a late run and won brilliantly by two lengths. Time, Imin. 36$sec. SPRING STAKES. Weight-for-age. Of . £2500. 1£ miles. WINALOT, E. K. White’s ch.h., by Rossendale —Princess Volga, syrs, 9.5 (J. Pike) : 1

MOLLISON, E. M. Pearce’s b.g., by Seremond —Molly’s Sober, 4j r rs, 8.11 (Cook) 2 AMOUNIS, W. Pearson’s br.g., by Magpie—Loved One, aged, 9.3 (Munro) 3 Valparaiso was the only scratching. When the field settled down Black Duchess was the pacemaker from Mollison, Winalot and Crucius. The field continued in that order to the home turn, where Mollison ran to the front, closely followed by Winalot, Black Duchess and Amounis. At the distance Mollison and Winalot were locked together, but after a sharp struggle Winalot prevailed by two lengths. Time, 2min. 30|sec. . KENSINGTON .HANDICAP. Of £lO9O. Seven furlongs. DARKMAN, 9.4 (Bartie) 1 LOUD PRAISE, J. W. Cook and J, Carr’s b.m., by Cooltrim—Ovation, syrs, 8.2 ••• 2 ARIKINUI (N.Z.), J. B. Gaisford’s b.g.. by Chief Ruler—Celmesia, 9.9 3 Seventeen started. Greener was the early pacemaker from Darkman and Goldminer, but turning for home Darkman ran to the front and thereafter was not troubled, gaining the victory bv three lengths. Time, Imin. 2Gsec. RANDWICK TWO-YEAR-OLD TRIALS. The annual two-year-old trials took place at Rand wick on the . course proper, and most of the runners carried colours. The best effort was credited Mr. P. Miller's brown colt Legislator, by the new sire Legionnaire from Winsome Queen. He beat Rampion-s brother Rossendo, and ran the half-mile in the smart time of aOJscc. Results: — ’ 1 FIRST HEAT. Mr. G. K. Clift’s b c Confider, by Sa Itash—Lacerta 1 Mr. J. Phoenix’s b g by Orby’s i Pride—Milan • • 2 Six started. Won by four lengths. Time, 52sec. SECOND HEAT. Mr.. R. Miller's br c Legislator, by Legionnaire—Winsome Queen ... 1 Mr. J. E. Brien’s br c Rossendo, by Rossendale —Royal Pet 2 Seven started. Won by a length. Time, oOlscc. . THIRD HEAT. Mr. “A. Fullet’s” br c Legista, by 'Legionnaire —Etoru ............ 1 Mr. A. Millsom’s ch g 2 Mr. “'W Eiey’s” br f by Knowing— Pomace .'. 3 Seven started. Won by six lengths. Time, 51 sec. FOURTH HEAT. - Mr. L. S. Barnett’s br c Alberic, by Cistercian —Rueco • 1 Mr. “E. S. Theobald’s” br or blk f Miss Miriam, by Crowdennis — Saintie 2 Six started. Won by half a length. Time, al-jsec. FIFTH HEAT. Mr. W. H. Logan’s ch f by Shillinglee —Lovebird 1 Mr. R. Miller’s b f Pasticcio, by Mag-pie—M-ockery 2 M. R. H. Edkin’s ch f Queen by Top Gallhnt—Valais Queen 3 Six started. ' Won by half a length. Time, 51sec. SIXTH HEAT. Messrs W. R. and H. Jones’ b f Almeric, by East Tor —Silo 1 B. g. Hatan, by Eaton Lad 2 Mr.°J. E. Smedley’s br f by Moabite . —Molly Crag 3 Eight started. Won by two lengths. Time, 52Asec. SEVENTH HEAT. Sir Samuel Hordern’s b c Algiers, by The Verderer—Algerian Maid ... 1 Roman Emperor ••• 2 Only starters. Won by one and a-half lengths. Time, 52£sec. EIGHTH HEAT. .Mr. Hunter White’s ch f Lorma, by Tippler —Boring 1 Mr. Hunter White’s Arrest 2 Nine started. Won by three lengths. Time, 52Jsec. COURSE RECORDS AT FLEMINGTON OCTOBER STAKES TO HIGH SYCE. By Telegraph—Press Assn. —Copyright. Received Oct. 6, 5.5 p.m. Argus Cable. Melbourne, Oct. 6. The Flemington races were held yesterday. Results are:— MARIBYRNONG TRIAL STAKES. For colts - and geldings. GREENWAVE, 8.7 1 THURLESTONE, 8.7 .-. 2 MEADOWLEA, 8.19 3 Sixteen started. Won all the way by two lengths. Time, 53Jsec., a course record. TRIAL STAKES. For Fillies. SNOWLAND, 8.7 1 GIRONETTE, 8.7 2 KAFTAN, 8.7 3 Nineteen started. Won by threequarters of a length. Time, Imin. 31J sec., a course record. OCTOBER STAKES. HIGH SYCE, 9.3 1 LINEAGE, 7.1 2 CLARIUS, 7.3 3 Fourteen started. Won by half a length. Time, Imin. SSJsec. FLEMINGTON OCTOBER STAKES. J. HOLT'S TRAIN OF SUCCESS. » By Telegraph—Press Assn.—Copyright. Received Oct. 6, 5.5 p.m. < Melbourne, Oct. 5. J. Holt trained his sixth winner of the October Stakes at Flemington today with High . Syce (Highfield—Concise), syrs. He scored last year with Highland (Highfield—Regulator), and the previous season with Royal Charter. Holt won the double event to-day with Royal Charter and High Syce. W. Duncan rode both.