RACING IN ENGLAND

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 77, Issue 218, 14 September 1934, Page 4

RACING IN ENGLAND

ST. LEGER STAKES WINDSOR LAD’S SUCCESS [ British Official Wireless. ] RUGBY, Sept. 12. As was generally expected, Mr. M. H. Benson’s Derby winner, Windsor Lad, won the last of the season’s classic races, the St- Leger Stakes, run at Doncaster. Windsor Lad led by two lengths at the finish from Sir Abe Bailey’s Tiberius and Mr. J. A. Dewar's Lo Zingaro, who finished third- Windsor Lad’s tinre was oinin. 1 3-s:.ecs., which equals the previous record set up by Coronach in 1926. The following are details: — ST. LEGER. STAKES, £lOO each, with £4OOO added. Owner of second horse to receive 15 per cent, and third 5 per cent, of the whole stakes. Breeder of winner to receive £5OO out of the stakes. For colts and fillies. One mile and six furlongs and 132 yardsWINDSOR LAD (Mr. M. H. Benson;, b c by Blandford —Resplendent, 9.0 (C. Smirke) 1 TIBERIUS (Sir Abe Bailey), br c by Foxlaw—Glenabatrick, 9-0 (R. A. Jones; 2 ZINGARO (Mr. J. A. Dewar), ch c by Solario —Love-in-Idleness, 9.0 (G. Richards) 3 Also started: Adept 9.0 (R. Dick), Primero 9-0 (C. Ray), Umidwar 9.0 (F. Fox), Achtenan 9.0 (R. Perryman), Patriot King D.O (G- Bezant), Pride of the Chilterns 9.0 (H. Wragg), Autumn 9.0 (J. Childs). Won by two lengths, a similar distance separating second and third horsts. Winner bred by Mr. D. Sullivan, and trained by M. Marsh, of West Iteley, Berks. Windsor Lad, then owned by the Maharajah of Rajpipla, won the Darby on June 6. He was recently sold to Mr- Benson for £50,000.

ACCEPTORS FOR TO-MORROW. Following is the list oi acceptors for to-morrow’s events, with the starting times:—• 11.45 DEBUTANT STAKES. (Of £65; 4’4 furlongs).

Entail Shu GrMeful .. .. Roinpalong .. Round Up 8 5 8 5 8 5 8 5 8 5 Legatee .. .. Nightlass Sergia .. .. Severe Lady Ruler .. 8 5 8 0 8 0 8 0 8 0 12.30— GONVILLE HACK HURDLES. (Of £110 1 mile 4’4 furlongs). Emotion .. .. 11 7 Red Sun .. .. 9 3 Silent Bill .. 11 3 Calydon .. ,. 9 2 Brigadore 10 7 Morrath .. .. 9 0 Esteem .. .. 10 4 Illuminate 9 0 Ruanui .. .. 9 10 No Humbug . . 9 0 Count Lendroff 9 5 Capt. Dan 9 0 1.10— TRIAL HANDICAP. (Of £80; six furlongs). Leo Colossus . 9 0 Royal Feast . 8 6 Sir Nigel 8 10 Ethiop .. . . 8 6 Gallant Knight 8 10 Dawn Princess 7 12 Flamarion 8 9 Cynola . . . . 7 12 Whetuma 8 8 Tannin .. .. 7 12 Sunee 8 8 Queanbeyan .. 7 12 Hukemanu 8 7 Amante .. .. 7 12 1.55— WANGANUI GUINEAS. (Of £150, sweepstake of £5; one mile). Synagogue 8 10 Superior .. .. 8 5 Inveresk .. .. 8 10 Burnish .. .. 8 5 Pin Money 8 10 Hunting Queen 8 5 Evasion .. .. 8 5 Mother Superior 8 5 2.40— HIGGIE HANDICAP. (Of £145; one mile and a distance). Spiral .. .. 8 7 Mercian Prince 7 4 Tiger Gain. .. 8 4 Lal la Quex .. 7 4 Carfex .. .. 8 3 Prolyxo .. .. 7 0 Plateau .. . . 8 1 Korokio . . .. 7 0 Passion Fruit 7 11 Beryl Latour . 7 0 n or; MOUTOA HACK PLATE. (Of £155 ; mile and a distance). Cyclonic 8 12 Silk Sox .. .. 7 3 Midian .. .. 8 9 Flaxen .. .. 7 0 Blue Boy 8 8 Santoft .. .. 7 0 Rust .. .. 8 8 Whetuma 7 0 Hest 8 8 Raparahara 7 0 Davistock 8 4 Windscreen 7 0 Taitoru .. •. 8 1 Artful Dodger 7 0 Headmistress 8 0 Colossal .. .. 7 0 Black Man .. 7 12 Purse .. .. 7 0 King Thomond 7 12 Benedictine 7 0 4.10— OWEN HANDICAP. (Of £120; six furlonga). Orapai .. .. 9 2 Pomp .. .. 8 0 Good Hunting 8 9 Rereatu .. .. 8 0 The Tiger .. 8 7 4.55— SPRING HACK HANDICAP. (Of £100; five furlongs). Rerepai .. .. 8 9 Canopy .. .. 7 11 Pheon .. • • 8 9 Whyte Melville 7 6 Hunting Lodg 8 9 Hybiscus .. . 7 4 Silver WingK 8 7 Royal Feast . 7 2 Courtega .. . . 8 1 Saxony .. .. 7 0 Gold Gleam . 7 13 Ear a 7 0 Bodyline .. . . 7 12 The Ark .. .. 7 0 Collodion _____ 7 12