SPORTING.

Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 19897, 15 September 1913, Page 5

SPORTING.

THE AUSTRALIAN TURF

(United Puess Association —Copyright.) Received 5-5 p.m., September Id. SYDNEY, September 14. Chelmsford Stakes. —Duke Foo,t C 9.11) 1, Beragoon (8.2) 2. Radnor (8.2) 3. Twenty-four starters. No New Zealah'ders started. Duke Foote, getting a clear run on the rails whea entering the straight, went to the from. at the distance. Though Beragoon threw out a good challenge, Duke Foote won full of running by one and a half lengths, Radnor four lengths away. Cider Andelosia, followed. Time. 1.56 J. Gigandra. 10.4, ridden by a New Zealander (Oliver) beat ; 25 others in the Tramway Handicap, once more emphasising that he is the best sorinter in Australasia. The field inclucfed Vialido 9.1 and Athenic 8.2, who was favourite. The latter led" to the distance, where he faded away. Spring Handicap.—Taranus, 6.7 1, Eroperador, 8.7 2, Cagou, 8,3 3. Twen-tv-fonr started., including Electrnkoff, 5.7. Emper.ador wag patiently ridden by C. Eraraerson. A.lured was* beaten at the distance. A great race in the straight. The light-weight won by three-quarters of a leneth. half a length between second and third. Electrakoff w.»s fourth. Time, 2.10 i Don Quex started in the hurdles, bus nulled un owing to the rider having lost a stirrup. . Banksia, 7.12, started in tho Novice HnndicpT}. which was won by Kirribilli, 6.7. Cherubini, 8.7. starter in the Welter, which was won by Hart-fill, 10.2. MELBOURNE. Seotmnb^ H. iMnoTibria wrm the Second Division Handicap at Me^tone. PERTH. September 14. Oonlen.rdie Cun.—West-park 1, Avrville 2. Fnll-sail 3. Ten started. Won by half .i head. Time, 2.25|..