N.Z. SUCCESSES.

Star (Christchurch), Volume XLIV, Issue 538, 22 August 1932, Page 10

N.Z. SUCCESSES.

Historic’s Fine Effort in Sydney. United Press Assn.—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright. SYDNEY, August 20. At the Canterbury Park meeting, the principal events resulted as follows: CANTERBURY HANDICAP, of 150 so vs. One mile and three furlongs. HISTORIC. Mr V. Riddiford’s ch g, by Nassau—Brayton, aged, lOst CR. Reed) 1 FLINDERS, Mr W. Kelso's b g, by Sea Prince—Quiara, aged, 7.3 (S. Weiss) 2 IIANAWHENUA, Mr H. Rama's br g, by Acre—Country Picnic, syrs, 8.0 (W. Duncan) 3 Seven horses started, including Sunny Sky and King March. Won by a head, with the third horse a length away. King March was fourth and Sunny Sky last. Time—2min 25sec. THREE-YEAR-OLD HANDICAP, of 150 BOVS. Six furlongs. First Division. PERSIAN, Major J. Kerr Smiley’s b e, by Legionnaire or Spelthorne —Pura, 8.5 (E. Bartle) 1 CAPTIVATION, Messrs H. S. Thompson and P. C. Basche’s b c, by Heroic:—Gloaming's Sister, 7.1 (D. Lightfoot) 2 MILAXTHKON. Mr A. L. Pogonoski’s b c. by Pantheon—Milan, 9.2 (J. pike) 3 Eleven horses started. Won by half a head, with the third horse a length and a quarter away. Time —lmin 14sec. Second Division. HEROIC S HOPE. Mr H. Gough’s b f. by Heroic—Hayhope, 8.10 (E. Bartle t MIGHT. Mr V. Riddiford’s br c, by Limond—Graciosa, 8.10 (R. Reed) f HIGH MOLLY. Mr J. Kingsley's br or big f, by High Force—Molly’s Robe, 8.5 (W. Cook) 3 Ten horses started, including OratoHigh Molly finished two lengths and a half behind the dead-heaters. Time — lmin 14£sec. FLYING HANDICAP, of 150 sovs. Six furlongs. First Division. Bay Acre and Gay Ballerina, were unplaced. Second Division. N.E.F., Mr T. J. Haylen's b h, by Tippler—Coble, 4yrs, 8.4 (E. Bartle) 1 OR A TOR I AN, Mr R. J. Murphy’s ch h, by Hunting Song—Oratress, 4yrs, 8.7 (R. Reed) 2 DUNERC, Mr F. Smitlulren's ch g. by Dunotta—Boontree. 4yrs, 7.9 (D. Lightfoot) 2 Thirteen horses started, including Hunt the Slipper. Won by three lengths and a half, with the third horse half a length away. Time—lmin 12£sec. Western Sky was unplaced in the Park Stakes, one mile and a furlong.

AT FLEMINGTON. MELBOURNE, August 20. At the Victoria Racing- Club’s meeting, the principal event resulted as follows: AUGUST HANDICAP, of 350 sovs. One mile and a quarter. THRAWN, Mr H. Morton’s b g, by Lanius—lmputation, aged, 7.13 (G. W. Clarke) 1 GLAIVE. Mr F. W. Hoysted's b m, by Spearhead—Eudoxine, 6yrs, 8.4 (.1. A. Stocker) 2 OOF BIRD, Messrs M. Woolnough and W. Foulsham’s br g, by Magpie—Note, syre, 5.13 (G. Nicholls) 3 Thirteen horses started, including Lady Pam and Spear Lad. Won by a length and a half, with the third horse a length and a quarter away. Time—2m in 13*sec. ADELAIDE NATIONAL. ADELAIDE, August 20. At the Adelaide Racing Club’s meeting, the following was the result of the GRAND NATIONAL HURDLES, of 500 sovs. Two miles and a half and 190yds. EL PASO, Mr .T. Morris’s b g, by St Spasa Passholme, f»yrs 1 WOODLACE. Mr H. Butler’s b g, by Baekwood—Straitlace, syrs .... 2 CEILIDH, Mr ,T. M. Cummings’s br g. by Lord Marco—House Party, 4yrs 3 Thirteen horses started. Won by three lengths, with the third horse six lengths away. Tim^—Ruin 56Jsec. In an appeal to the Queensland Full Court, Arthur Shean gained the right of a new trial in an action instigated by him against the Queensland Turf Club, for alleged wrongful withdrawal of his training permit.