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SPORTING.

CAULFIELD RACES. MELBOURNE, Sunday. Tliere -was delightful weather for the final day of the Caulfield races, and although the attendance was good, it was below that of previous years. Amounts gained now fame' by breaking the Australian and New Zealand records for stakes, age and weight. Vanto was always nicely placed, and won the Oby Hurdles neatly. He was ridden by that versatile jockey, J. Winks.

Gallantie, who was third early, won the Gwyn Nursery narrowly. He is trained by Halt, and cost 200 guineas as a yearling. His owner, Mr Kellow, also races Bold Bid; the latter cost 1200 guineas. Vauntrim was always handy, and won the Wyuna Steeples comfortably. The owner, Mr J. F. Ryan, won the corresponding event two years ago, with Woomera.

Amounis ’s remarkable win in the Caulfield Cup is the greatest performance of his brilliant career, and he had the best reception ever given a horse in Victoria. He has now won £48,150 in stakes, which is a record for Australia and New Zealand. He has contested 76 races for 33 wins, 11 seconds and 7 thirds. Amounis is now in his ninth year, and is the oldest horse to win the race, and his weight (9.8) is the highest ever carried to victory.

Amounis’s rider, Cook, stated that in order to got a clear run he had to come on the outside, as he was unable to get through. Amounts started a red-hot favourite. The second horse was well supported, but the third was a rank outsider. ■ Sectional times for the Cup were as follows:— First four furlongs 53sec., last half 50-isec., last six 1.161, final mile 1.41 J. Paquin and Cash King were fatally injured in the Steeples. Mira Donna finished fast, and won the Burwood Handicap narrowly. He was ridden by the New Zealander, Ashley Reed.

Mystic Peak was seventh at the home turn, but finished best in the Windsor Handicap, and gave Reed his second win. Mystic Peak was bred in New Zealand, and is a stable-mate of Cragford.

Waieullus was scratched for the Caulfield Cup at 12.35 p.m. Results ara as follow: —• OBY HURDLE HANDICAP, of 500 so vs.; two miles, one furlong and 65 yards. Vanto, 10.7 1 King Montag, 9.0 2 Echelon, 9.0 2 Six started. Sea War was fourth.

Three lengths; two lengths. Time, 4.2.

Lord Bounty and Not Infallible fell. GWYN NURSERY, of 650 sovs., 5 furlongs. Gallantie, 8.7 1 Bold Bid, 7.12 2 Opera Bag, 8.3 3 Twenty started. Long neck; 1} lengths. Had Again was fourth. Time, 1.3. WYUNA STEEPLECHASE, of 500 sovs. About 2 miles and 3 furlongs. Vauntrim, 9.0 1 Indicate, 10.9 2 Brenda’s Son, 9.10 - 3

Ten started. Orange Peak was fourth. Paqualin, Good Whisky, Cash King and Bang Bang fell. One length and a-quarter; 6 lengths. Time, 4.30. CAULFIELD CUP, of 6500 sovs. and a gold cup. 14 miles. Amounis, 9.8 (W. Cook) .... 1 Soulton, S.S (K. Bracken) 2 Aleman, 7.0 (N. Percival) 3 Thirteen started.

/Lineage was first away, but was soon headed by Gay Mutineer, who led out of the straight from Cragford, Lineage, King Quex, Lampra, El Rey and Second wind, with Amounis last. Amounis was still last at the six furlongs, where Lineage led from Gay Mutineer, King Quex, Muratti, Kenny, Lampra and Cragford. Half a mile from home Lineage led by a length, with King Quex handy, followed by Kenny, Lampra, Cragford and Shadow King, while Amounis was second to last. Amounis made a brilliant run on the outside at the turn, and was fourth into the straight behind Lineage, Kenny and Muratti. Amounis finished full of running, and won by half a length, with the third horse two lengths away, followed by Cragford, Second Wind, Shadow King and Lampra, with Gay Mutineer last. Time, 2.34 .

BURWOOD HANDICAP, of 500 sovs. One mile and a furlong. Mira Donna, S.O 1 Miss Arrowy 8.5 2 Starglint, 7.5 3 Eighteen started. Neck; 14 lengths. Rol de Mer was fourth. Time, 1.551.

WINDSOR HANDICAP, of 600 sovs., Six furlongs. Mystic Peak, 9.3 1 Mollison, 9.12 2 Girouette, 7.7 3

Nineteen started. Two and a-lialf lengths; 11 lengths. Greensborough was fourth. Time, 1.144. SYDNEY TATTERSALLS. SYDNEY, Sunday. Sydney Tattersall’s Club races at Randwiek were held in fine weather, with an attendance of 30,000. The Hurdle Race, won by Clear Flight, provided a sensation. The crowd wanted Drake to win, and he actually had the race well in hand, but his rider, O. Cullum, was over-confident in the straight, took things too easy, and was beaten by a long head. Then followed prolonged hooting. The stewards enquired into the running, and suspended Cullum for three months for careless riding.

Results: — FLYING HANDICAP, 6 furlongs. Pentlieus, 8.2 (Johnstone) 1 High Disdan 9.0 (McCarten) 2 King’s Arms, 7.7 (Parr) .... 3 Fourteen started, including Gay Ballerina. Neck; length. Time, 1.125. CITY TATTERSALL ’S HANDICAP, 1-J miles. Spearman 7.13 (Johnstone) 1

Bawnaglass 7.11 (Reynolds) 2 Cathmar 9.2 (Pike) 3 Twenty-one started, including Crown Area, Jeypore, First Acre and Papatu. Neck; three lenfths. Time, 2.4 J. TWO-YEAR-OLD STAKES, 5 furlongs. Ranier 8.0 (McOarten) 1 Gloriole 8.0 (Bartie) :. 2 Benniek 8.2 (Coutts) 3 Eighteen started. Length and threequarters; 3 lengths. Time, 1.2. SOUTH CANTERBURY MEETING. TIMARU, Saturday. The South Canterbury Jockey Club’s spring meeting concluded to-day in fine weather. The totalisator handled £12,927, compared with £10,357 on the second day in 1925. Town Bank broke a fetlock in the 'South Canterbury Handicap and was destroyed. D. Cotton was fined £5 for furnishing misleading information in making a charge against a trainer. A complaint by the rider of Pangolin against Troilus in the Hurdles for alleged interference was dismissed. Results:—

Levels Hurdles Handicap, Km. —4 Troilus (D. O’Connor) 1, 1 Pangolin 2, 5 Orifiamb 3. Also started: 2 Amorist, 3 Gay Fashion, 6 Dry Area, 7 Gold Night. Won by a length and a half; three lengths between second and third. Time, 2min 47see. Claremont Hack Handicap, 7f. —1 Colonel Quex (S. Wilson) 1, 1 Jock o' Hazeldean (coupled with winner) 2,2 Sapient 3. Also started: 5 Rosewood, 3 Water Power, 4 Kentish Lady, 6 High Speed. Won by half a head; a head between second and third. Time, lmin 27 3-ssec.

Opihi Trot Handicap, Km.—l Flying Cloud (A. Holmes) 1, 3 Elite Bingen 2, 10 Rafa 3. Won by a neck; three lengths between second and third. Time, 3min 29 3-ssec. South Canterbury Handicap, lm. —1 Ranelagh (C. Carmont) 1,2 Don Jose 2, 3 Town Major 3. Also started: 7 Full Feather, 6 Taboo, 5 High Court, 8 Beau Geste, 4 Mount Boa, 9 Smithereens, 10 Miss Mercia, 11 Town Bank. Won by a length; a neck between second and third., Time, imin 42 l-ssec. Juvenile Handicap, of. —1 A 1 Jolson (B. Brodie) 1,2 Tray Bond 2, 4 Lord Argosy 3. Also started: 3 The Geisha, 6 Speakeasy, 5 Palmary. Won by a length; three lengths between second and third. Time, lmin 14 l-ssec. Trial Handicap, 6f.—2 Pixie Gold (J. M. Pine) 1, 5 Night Recital 2, 1 Painkiller 3. Also started: 2 Home Coming, 3 Royal Limond, 8 Bell Bird, 7 Arrowmaid, 4 Sharp Thorn, 10 Appeal, 9 Little Duchess, 5 Sarto Melody'. Won by three lengths; a neck between second and third. Time, lmin 13 1-5

Kingsdown Hack Handicap, lm. 1 Compris (L. H. Watson) 1, 4 Night Parade 2 22 Assemble 3. Also started: 3 Night. Effort, 6 Carintliia, 7 Audience, 5 Water Power. Won by half a head; three lengths between second and third. Time, lmin 44sec. Farewell Handicap, 6f. —4 On Top (W. McEwan) 1, 6 Arrowniir 2, 8 First Raid 3. Also started: 5 Meadow Lark, 2 Rin Tin Tin, 1 Waving Corn, 9 Gay Sonnet, 11 Glenrowan, 3 Noteworthy, 7 Flair, 10 Lord Thomond, 12 Tip Tree. Won by a head each way. Time, lmin 15 2-osec.

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Wairarapa Daily Times, 20 October 1930, Page 2

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SPORTING. Wairarapa Daily Times, 20 October 1930, Page 2

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