BRIGHT RANDWICK RACING

Taranaki Daily News, 24 April 1930, Page 11

BRIGHT RANDWICK RACING

PHAR LAP'S GREAT RECORD AMOUNIS DEFEATS NIGHTMARCH. NEW ZEALANDERS RACE WELL. By Telegraph—Press Assn.—Copyright. Rec. 8.15 p.m. Sydney, April. 26. Dull weather and light showers prevailed for the third day of the autumn meeting at Randwick to-day. Fast times indicated that the track was not affected by the weather conditions and much recent racing. The attendance was 27,000. There were two weight-for-age contests which produced the champions Nightmarch, Phar Lap and Amounis. The Champagne Stakes, which brought together the season’s best two-year-olds, provided delightful racing. The All-Aged Stakes was expectedto provide a thrilling duel between Nightmarch and Amounis, but Nightmarch was unable to \stand up to. the powerful finishing effort of Amounis, which reached the judge a length ahead of the New Zealander. Goshawk captured the second division of the Coogee Handicap in smart style. After running prominently throughout Goshawk came away at the distance to win,with ease by three lengths. Phar Lap gave a splendid exhibition j of galloping, running the mile and three- i quarters of the Cumberland Stakes unattended in 2min 58:}sec, a Randwiek record. The New Zealander, Sir ..Roy, was unfavourably placed ih the early stages of the City Handicap, but put in~ a splendid finishing -effort to gain third money. Results are: —

CHAMPAGNE STAKES. Of 3560 sovs. Six furlongs. CHEMOSH, H. S. Thompson and P. ' S. . Basche’s br g by MoabiteBlue Dome, 8.5 (Munro) ...... 1 VEILMOND (N.Z.-'bredj, E. Moss’ br c, 9.1 (M. McCarten) ; 2 BALLOON KING, Executors late John Brown’s b c, 8.5 (Coutts) 3 Eight started. Chemosh was smartest away from Doctor’s Orders, Delwood and Veilmond. Three furlongs from home Chemosh was a length clear of Doctor’s Orders, Balloon King, Veilmond and Delwood.' Chemosh' led into the straight from Veilmond, Doctor’s Orders and Balloon King. Veilmond issued a determined challenge to Chemosh but the latter finished full of running and won by two lengths. Time, Imin 113 SCCe CITY. HANDICAP. Of lODO sovs. One mile & five furlongs. CIMBRIAN, A. T. Creswick’s b h, 4yrs, by Devizes —Chersonese, 8.9 (Phillips) :,.............. 1 CARAMELO, J. Edmond’s b g, 6yrs, 8.0 (A. Reed) 2 SIR ROY (N.Z.-bred), b g, Gyre, 7.4 (Parr) ...... 3

Nine started* When the field settled down Royal Smile was in charge from New Sweet, Cimbrian, Caramel© and Sir Roy. In the last half mile Royal Smile was just clear of New Sweet, Cimhrian, and Caramelo, vyith Sir Roy putting in good work at the rear of the field. Cimbrian took charge and won with ease by two lengths. Time, 2min 46£sec. SECOND HURDLES. Of 750 sovs. Two miles, three furlongs. PRAETOR, E. J. Watts’ ch g, by Lanius—Poppeia, aged, 9.11 (Cullum) 1 KINROSS, H. Tasker’s b g, aged, 10.5 (Kenny) 2 HOME MADE (N.Z.-bred), b g, aged, 10.5 (McCurley) .i.. 3 Nine started. Paul T. was pacemaker from Kinross, Praetor and Home Mq,de. Along the back Kinross had charge, and was followed by Praetor, Adit, Grosvenor and Home Made. Praetor assumed control turning for home and, maintaining the lead, won by a lengtli.. Time, 4min 21sec. ALL-AGED STAKES. Of 3170 sovs. One mile. AMOUNTS, W.. Pearson’s br g, by Magpie—Loved One, aged, 8.12 (Pike) 1 NIGHTMARCH (N.Z.), A. Louisson’s b h by Night Raid —Marsa, 4yrs, 9.0 (R. Reed) 2 GREENLINE, L. S. Barnett’s br g, by Greenstead —Ayr line, 'syrs, 8.12 (McC'arten) .. * 3 CIMABUE (N.Z.), H. Murphy’s br g by Leighton—Delight, syrs, 8.12 4 From the walk-up start Cimabue was smartest to move and quickly established a three-length lead from Greenline, Nightmarch and Amounis; At the half mile Greonline joined Cimabue a length away, followed 'by Nightmarch and Amounis. Greenline showed the way into the straight a length clear of Nightmarch and Amounis. At the distance Ampunis commenced a brilliant finishing effort and won well by a length. Time, ' Imin 37sec. - »■ COOGEE HANDICAP. Of 1060 sovs. Nine furlongs. (First Division.) MLJARIN, Dr. N. L. Prichard’s b g, by Carwelkin —Olga Stone, 6yrs, 7.4 (Phillips) 1 SPEARMAN, E. J. Watts’ b h, 4yrs, 8.0 (Wilson) ~ 2 LOR ASON, Mrs. Hunter White’s b g, 3yre, 8.1 (Cook) 3 Thirteen started. Vigne was first to show out with Spearman, Gesto and King’s Arms going strongly. At the furlong Cave Dweller took charge from Vigne, Gesto, King’s Arms and Spearman. Cave Dweller and King’s Arms showed the way into the straight clear of Gesto, Spearman, Myarin and Lorason. Myarin, finishing smartly, left the field at the distance and won comfortably by two lengths. Time, Imin 51 sec. COOGEE HANDICAP. (Second Division.) GOSHAWK (N.Z.), J. M. Cameron’s br g by Magpie—Fadelma, 6yrs, 8.2 (Cracknell) 1 DALSTON (N.Z.), ch c, 3yrs, 6.12 (Goddard) 2. ■HEBRUS, A. T. Creswick’s ch c, 3yrs 7.7 (Tomison) 3 Eleven started. When the field settled down Vaals took charge from Charlie 8., Lipan, Sir Chrystopher and Gosjhawk. Passing the half-mile Vaals was Ja length clear of Sir Chrystopher, Lip-

ari, Goshawk and Venetian Lady. Racing into the turn Vaals and Sir Chrystopher were together from Goshawk, Dalston, Venetian Lady and Hebrus. Goshawk issued a challenge to the leaders at the distance and going on won with ease by three lengths. Time, Irnin 50}sec. CUMBERLAND STAKES. Of 2100 sovs One mile and three-quarters PHAR LAP (N.Z.-hrcd), H. R. Telford’s ch g, by Night RaidEntreaty, 3yrs, 8.1 (Pike) .... 1 DONALD, E. F. Smith’s b g-by Don Reynaldo—Andol, aged, 9.0 (Davidson) 2 KIDAIDES, T. O’Dea’s blk g by Aides —Passandra, 6yrs, 9.0 ( )-. 3 Pliar Lap made all his own running and was 25 lengths ahead of Donald at the mile, 15 lengths at' the half-milo> and was eased up in the straight. Phar Lap won by two lengths from Donald, with Kidaides 20 lengths away third. Time, 2min SSjJsec, a Randwick record.