AGING IN AUSTRALIA.

Waikato Times, Volume 112, Issue 18703, 1 August 1932, Page 3

AGING IN AUSTRALIA.

ROSEHILL MEETING. NEW ZEALANDERS’ WINS. GOLD MAG AND HAVERING. Nnlted Press Assn..—Elec. Tel. Copyright. SYDNEY, July 3i. . Now Zealand racehorses had a successful innings at the Rosehlll meeting yesterday. (Havering scored an •asy viotory In the Rosehlll Handicap, bis winning margin being three lengths. This was his first win on his present trip to Australia and was also his first success since he won the President’s Handicap at the Te Kultl Racing Club’s meeting at Te Awam-utu in in May of last year. The Magpie filly Gold Mag, owned and trained by Mr J. Hennah, of Hastings, scored a spectacular win in the Malden Three-year-old Handicap. This was Gold Mag’s first start in Sydney and Bhe won nicely by a length. The New Zealander Roy Reed rode her. Oratorian ran third to Holdfast and Erble in the Flying Handicap. King March finished fifth in Havering’s race. Mungatoon wais unplaced in the Nursery Handicap, and White Wings was unplaced in the Carlingford Jdile. Results:—• pktAIDEN THREE-YEAR-OLD HANDICAP, Sweepstakes lof £1 10s each, with £l5O added; 7 fur. GOLD MAG (N.Z.), J. Henhah’s hr f, 3yrs, by Magpie—Jvaahumanu, 8.2 (R. Reed) 1 LINDEAN, 8.12 (J. Munro) 2 RAMROD, 8.7 (M. McCarten) .. 3 Twelve started. Won by a length with three-quar-ters of a length between second and third. Time, 1.27. FLYING HANDICAP, Sweepstakes of £1 10s each, with £l5O added; .6 fur. HOLDFAST, F. Gahan’s blk g. syrs, toy Wedge—Lystrim, 8.13 (O’Sullivan) 1 ERBIE, Mrs J. Phillips', 8.2 (Nowland) .......... . 2 ORATORIAN (N.Z.), R. J. Murphy’s 8.0 (Stead) 3 Nine started. Won toy two lengths with one and a-quar.ter lengths between second and third. Time, 1.15. ROSEHILL HANDICAP, Sweepstakes of £1 each, with £l5O added; 1£ miles.' HAVERING ('N.Z:-), J. M. Corcoran’s ch g, 6yrs, by Quin Abbey— Dreamer, '8.5 (Stead) 1 SALVADOR, 7.10 (Hickey) .... 2 EUNLOVER, 6.13 (Barton) 3 Twelve started.'.- , . . • Won toy three lengths. Time, 2.6. MOONEE VALLEY MEETING. MAKE UP WINS STEEPLECHASE. United Press Assn.—Elec. Tel. Copyright. MELBOURNE, July 31. The New Zealand jumper, Make Up, iwho ran second to his statolemate Landmark in the Great Northern Hurdles at Ellerslie in June, recorded his first win in Australia at the Moonee Valley races yesterday. He carried 10.10 In the Lindsay Gordon Steeplechase, and ridden toy the Hawe-ra horseman, I. Tucker, decisively defeated a field of 16, his winning margin toeing five lengths. Spear Lad ran third to Rex Aurantio and Mystery Ship in the Glen Orla Handicap. Lady Pam was unplaced in the Derrimut Handicap, and Landmark was unplaced in the Jumpers’ Fiat. Results: —• LINDSAY GORDON STEEPLECHASE. Of £450; about 2 miles 2 fur 8 chains. MAKE UP (N.Z.), J. J. Corry’s b -g 6yrs., by Surveyor—Rosenur, 10.10 (I. Tucker) 1 BAVBR LAD, 10.0 (Howson) .. 2 GREEN DON, 9.7 (Thompson) . 3 Sixteen started. Won by five lengths with half a head between second and third. Time, p.oj. GLEN ORLA HANDICAP, Of £350; 11 miles. REX AURANTIC, B. W. Seymour’s to g, 6yrs, by Gold Brew—Lady Orange, 8.11 (Jones) 1 MYSTERY SHIP, T. J. Johnson’s 7.0 (Egan) 2 BPEi\R LAD (N.Z.), W. R. Itemball’s 7.8, (J. O’Brien) 3 Thirteen started, Won by a length with a head between second and third. Time, 2.131.