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THE MELBOURNE CUP. h'JW FOITKEL WON. AN EXCITING CONTEST. The Herald, describing tlie’ Cup race, •aye: A.’ the crowds, the competitors, and the conditions were unequalled in Ute history of the rare, it was only fitting that (he best horse in Australia should win. No result on in*; famoa:course ever provoke*! sucti splendid enthusiasm. The pace a: the commeiiee- ' ment was extremely slow, Salitros first taking charge passing the stand. with Poitrei and Kennaquhair at t' • rear. By the riverside; the three-jear-olds. Malory s. Salitros, Syce Knight, and Erasmus made the pace a cracker. Tangatnoma assumed command at the six furlung - po.-t. niaking . break. Salitros uus ini mediaeix .. beaten hor e ana dropped back. • i.ver Jim ran to ti. . trout at uie turn, but quickly vanishes. Krasinas shot o-.». a;.>» io ,k tc ■- winner, us. Hough C’-a!lengcd by xjue*. -n * oniedy, Eu rythmic. he forged ahead, ilattering his supporters, who comprised halt of Melbourne, but Poitrei made a run past Eurythmic. and. catchfiij; al the haii-lurleng post, won by’ halt -* b-ngt'n. Bracken rode a well-judged race outside ■c- field, avoiding interference. Kennaquliaii provided a surprise. He seemed worn out. and was second lust till half a mile from home. He then followed Poitrei through, and would have gained a place if he had a little Jurther go. The Telegraph spe-iul says: The struggling mass of valuable iioisefivdi. every nerve an.: muscle al the behest of the gaily liveried J iders. made B graceful sweep round the turn. Then a symmetrical little fellow culling down tut leaders till a mighty rvar fell from thousands and proclaimed the winner, tfulitnw immediately went to the front. Killom pulling double to keep at the back of th»- field. Eurythmic dropped .uto the miudle of the field. Ecarte was sixth, and Poitrei third to la t. Kennaiuhair being behind him. Poitrei was bumped into a handy position at the mile post At 1 ’A-mile post Eurythmic moved up rapidly ti» accompaniment ot roan of ‘Euryihmic walks in’ Eurylhmic wins!’ But a small, impudent roestnut ia i.ed int » the open and Bury think- dropped back. Erasmus and Queen Conieuy led into the straight. Then Poitrei boiuitW forward, the compact ball of muscle galvanising the ■speetata - usiasm. the cheering being deafening. The sportsmanship of th"-. • ..■ to been partisans was forced to manifest itself, and the result was that a regular cyclone of encouragement accompanied Poitrei to tue post. CAMTEBIUBY ACCEPTANCES. (Per Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, Nov. 3. New Zealand Cup. of sovs.. 15 miles.— Kiirusli 9.1. Vagabond 8.14. Oratress 8.7. Glen Canny 8.5. Tenterfield, Royal Star 8.1, Imaribbon ?.!<’. Bonnie Maid 7.9. Johnny Walker 7.3. Kilgour 7.1, Bose Pink. Warlike. Nightraider 6.13, Bengeroop 6.12, Rebuff 6.8. Stewaids’ Handicap, of 1-700 sovs.. 6 furlongs.—Arrowsmith 9.13. Surveyor 9.9. Trespass >.!». Radial 8.6, Silver Peak and Rude 8-i. •.tnslaugnt 8.3. Right and 1.-:/ 8.1, Chimera 8.0, Killowrn 7.13, Maiohu. Clean Sweep 7.9. Sunart, Solfaneilo 7.8. Chrysostom 7.6. Early Pawn, Sunny Corner 7.3. Blackmail *.2. Will Oakland, Miss Mimic 6.13. Spring Plate. --Adopted, Cashmere, Some Kid. Walton. Chaeronia. Forty Winks. Askari, t.’ai nbrae, Chrysostom. Insurrection. Jazz. Petunia. Royal Mac, Shamrock, Bebehead. Isobel. Waiiigan. Welcome Slakes.—<’oniston. Janus, Alermin. Meteorite, Solfa. Songbird. The Hawk. Winning Hit. Barmaid. Believe. Limelight. Mixture, Palestrina. Taipairu. Tatau, Teuru. N.Z. Derby. Demand. Duo. Gasbag, Humbug, Right and Left. Royal Mac. Vespucci, Winter Wind. Delight. N.Z. Oaks.—Blackmail. Delight. Isobel. Sunny Corner. Orange Mart, Truthful, Warngan. War Cry. Spring Hurdles. -Kohu 11.9, Lord Nagar 11.7, General Petain 11.6. Jack Symonds 10.9, Gamecock i<».6. Good Hope 9.0. Linwood Handicap.—E-tr’y Dawn 9.3, Ben Bolt. Truthful 5.12. Killaia 8.3. *? winkle 7.13, High Heels 7.12. Shamrock 7.1,1 Battle Scene 7.10, Irish Elegance 7.9. Deep Well 7.8, Barleycorn 7.6, Cambrae, Reproachful Th iiiever 7.0. Apprentices* Handicap.—l oo ('how 9.5, Algi'lus 8.12, Chaeronia, Adopted 8.11, Malaga 8.9, Tout Hon Wi l Prosper. Castellan 7.7. Gratuitoii 7.5. Wanigan 7.-». Gram! I >uvhy 7.0. Riccarton Well er.—Dainty Step 10.1, Maioiia 9.12, Hleus 9.9. Bonnetter 9.8. Starland 3.7. AH Ready 9.6. Demand S. 13. Kiikee 8.9, Walton 8.7, Nautical 8.6. BXCCARTON THAIKING NOTES. (Per Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, Nov. 3. The weather was fine for training operations at Riccarton this morning, but there was practically no work of any interest. The grass Hack was open.’ but Some Kid was the only horse worked on it, his task being a sound five furlongs. «‘ihei horses v ere exercised on the plough, but were restricted to steady pacing, preparatory io th*- final fast gallops to-morrow. Warlike was out doing easy exercise. Kilrush v. as an «b--entee he is causing his trainer some anxiety. The trouble is report* j io ba in the feet. Jack Symons jumped four hurdles fairly we'l at a slow face. A numhti of tv<»-;.».*,*• olds were exercised at lx e barrier. WEIGHTS FOB HOBOWHENUA. (Per Press Association.) WELLINGTON, Nov. 3. Manakau Hurdles. 1*- miles.— Retard Diamond Nap 1u.4, Vigilo 1 1 ... Hushman 10. W. Better Luck. Revocation, Drane J.U. I‘aw«*fewere 9.8. Whizz Bang. Ticntitam Rose 9.5, Lord Biussy gelding. Dumper, Goolwa. Puril, Pokanekane, Marziale, Buckeye 9.0. .Moutere Hack Welter 7 furlongs.— Blackhead 9.4. Utiwai 8.13, Admiration 8.4. Moutoa Camp 8.3, Missland, Malingerer, Passenger 8.1, Rimutaka. Sprinkle 7.10, Perrier, Transmission. Hallucination, Marucille, Bombela, Lady Folly Horowhenua Cup. I*4 miles. —80-Peep 90. Rose Pink 8.10. Alatatua 8.6. Pi intemps. Moutoa Ivanova 8.3. Sir Fanciful. Lady Energy. Risingham 7.10, Matty 7. .. Railand 7.0. Esperance 6.11, 6.9. Parewanui 6.7. Levin Hack Handicap. 6 furlongs.— Parurangi 9.0. Blackhead 8.9. Flight < ’omniander 8.-7. American Beauty 8.0, Anromoana 7.13, Fortune Toller 7.9 Stutter 7.7. War Maid 7.3, Rimutaka, Belle o* the Camp 7.1, Beloved 6.12, Idleness 6.10. Memorial. 6 furlongs.— Waimatoa 9.11. Nursing Sister 8.9. Risingham 7.11. Kipling Gold Problem • -8. Birkenvale t . 6. Spangle. Samarang 6-12. Beloved 6.7. Weraroa Welter, 7 furlongs.—Waimatoa 10.6, Printemps. Moutoa I vanox a 9.7, Sir Fanciful, Kisingham 8.10. Matty 8.6’ Mi’tian 7.13. Ladify 7.12. Parewanui 7.7.’ Hokio Handicap, 5 furlongs.—Asterina 9.9. Parorangi 9.3. Canyon 8.12, Yankee Dan 8.6, Samarang 8.4, American Beautx 8.3. Automoana 8.2. Fortune Teller 7.13 Spare Moments 7.12, War Maid 7.6, l»>v*d. Released, Sandy AlcDonald 7.2, Idleness. Gallia, Keimua, Goolwa. Coronita. Hallucination, Vindictive. Hallnroz Top Dog. Ja. karoo, Gold Coast, Golden Vi, Waimahoe «.0.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXVI, Issue 18017, 4 November 1920, Page 6
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