AUSTRALIAN RACING

Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21416, 7 March 1935, Page 16

AUSTRALIAN RACING

VICTORIA CLUB'S MEETING \ —— SYNAGOGUE WINS ELMS HANDICAP (UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION—BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH— COPYRIGHT.) (Received March G, 8.15 p.m.) MELBOURNE, March 6. Tlio autumn meeting of the Victoria Racing Club was continued to-day. Synagogue was always -well placed in tlio Kims Handicap, and had a comfortable win. llk has bad two Marts for a deadheat and an outright win since he whs purchased by Mr J. A. Phillips. Capris led to the straight and then tired, while Queen Helen and Journey's End were never dangerous. Carnarvon made amends for his failure in the Sires' Produce Stakes by winning tho tirst division of the Gibson Carmicliael Stakes. I'alfrcsco ran a game race, while Coty.s finished fast after a slow beginning. The winner is a stablemate of Count Ito, and is a brother to the recent Caulfield winner, Kastern Knight. Lady Primrose finished brilliantly on the rails in the second division of the Gibson Carmicliael Stakes. She is trained by G. Jones for j\lr W. R. Kemball, and it was her third win of the season.

Marabou, Cotys, and Don Miguel, minor place-betters ir* the first three races, are nil trniiied by L. Robertson.

PacloJus was always xiromincnt in the Autumn Steeplechase, and had a comfortable win. He is rnced by Mr L. K. ft. Mackinnon, the chairman of the Victoria Racing Club.

Dark Sky atoned for his failure iu the Newmarket with a narrow victory in the Leonard Handicap, in which he finished veil to beat fireat Legend in the last few strides. Sir John, after being badly placed ejirly, wjjs a p.iod third. Arachno failed, after having every chance. Hull Mark made amends for his defeat ou Saturday with a fast finish in the King's i'late. IJis victory was unpopular uith a section of the crowd. Rogilla made the pace and improved on Saturday's form. Topical had every show. King March made an improved effort. Hall .Mark won the Mime event laM year, while his trainer, •L Holt, also won the race with Second Wind. Heroic, and Kurvthmic. Whit trained by the former New Zealander, George Price, had a well deserved win in the River Handicap, in wlii'h he finished fast. Alaric had every show. Koyal Rest was unlucky. Gold Trail finished strongly and enhanced her Australian Cup chance. The following are the results: ELMS HANDICAP, Of 500 sovs; second horse 100 sovs, and third horse 50 sovs from slake. L''ur three-year-olds. One mill*. J. A. Phillips's eh e SYNAGOGUE by Rabbi—Lady Ruth 0-4 . . J. Pike 1 A. Robertson's be Marabou by Mareonigram—Vivandiere 7-] 2 S. England 2 Dr. .lean Rountree's b g Lilirene by Trivalvc—Celosia 0-7 E. Siinmonds 3 There were l' f > starters. Won by throe-quarters of a length; with the third horse three lengths away. Capris was /mirth. Time, Jmin US l-ssce. GIBSON CARMICIIAEL HANDICAP, Of sou sovs ; second horse 100 sovs, ami third horse 50 sovs from stake. J'oi' I\\ u-year-olds. Sewn furlong'-. First Division J. P. Arthur's b c CA li A\l VOX by Ka..liTii M una rcli -- Starry Nmli i h ■') !\. Voitre i S. Kent/:, br c PaHres.o by Son o' Min<* - -EitMn Millie f J . . -L Pike 2 A. T. < 'reswick's 1> c Cotys by Thracian --<hary bd i s 7-KJ .. S. England :: There were 1 } starters. Won by half a length; with the third tv.'o lengths and a half away. 'Lime, Imin Second Division W. li. Kemball' sb f LADV PRIMIiOS!; bv Chi.-f Ruler — Shielding 8-11 R. Marsden 1 J. S. I'Veh;iii'< b c linMard by The Buzzard — Idamere 7-5 . . A. Knox 2 J. Edmonds's eh c Don Miguel by Verbius—Los Gatos 7-7 .. ll.liaiiuer I! There were 1 1 starters. Feldspar was left at the po-U. Won by a iii'clc, with a bend between second and thi'-d. Time, Imin 2«sec. AUTUMN STEEPLECHASE. Of son sovs: swond horse 1 0(t sov-. and third two miles and half a furlong. L. 7C. S. .\Ta cki nnon' sb PA'.'POT/T. S by W. TTowson 1 J'. r;. Hnv's ch v. Richmond by Ethiopian--- Devotee f,\r* 0-IO A. Eullnvton 2 l'j. O. M end:' hr lt Dramnsk by Drnke----Masked P.al terv Hyrs 10-10 .1. Doran There \\ere eiL'ht statler<. I Won by two lengths and a half, with the third horse a length away. Alknroo was fourth. Time, ;jmin 50\sec- —a course record. LEONARD HANDICAP, Of 000 sovs; second horse 100 sovs, and third horse 50 sovs fiom stakn. Six furlongs. E. L. Baillieu and W. S. Rtdiinson's blk c DAIiK SKY by Moabite—Lunae Lumen Liyrs R-5 . . W. Elliott 1 If. Raymond and IT. Ranknn's ch c Great Legend by Great Star —P>el»ian Myth E. hr c Sir John bv Limond— Jewel of Asia liyrs M-2 There were 14 starters. ; Won by a neck, with the third horse two ! lengths and a half away. Arachne was fourth. ! Time, Imin ICJsoc. KING'S PLATE, Of 3 000 sovs; second horse 200 m>vs, and | third liorsn 100 sovs front stake. Weight- ! for age. One mile and a half. | C. B. Kcllow's cb h HALL MARK by Heroic—Jlerowinkio 4yrs 0-0 j U. Skidmore 1 L. ITnfgh's ch g R<»gilla by Roger <1« I Tiusli—Speargilla njred 0-0 ,r. Pratt 2 ! R. Miller's b g Topical by Windbag—- | Parody (jyrs 9-0 . . Af. !McCarten u | There "were six starters, i Won by a neck, with the third horse a head away. King March was fourth. Time, | 2min Slisec —a raco record. RIVEB HANDICAP, j Of 500 sovs; second horse 100 sovs, and j third horse 50 sovs from stake. One mile and a quarter. i G. W. Lightford's blk or br g WIIIT- ! TINGHAM by Rosewing—Linlnss 6yrs 8-1 . . J. Pratt 1 S. Green's br h Alaric by Gothic—Fox Berry 4yrs 7-5 , . li. Bailey 2 11. J. Bailey's br or blk g Royal Rest by King of Mirth—Sweet Rest syrs 8-7 G. Mules 3 There were 10 starters. Won by half a length, with a head between second and third. Gold Trail was fourth. Time, 2min Gsec. ROSKBKRY HACKS i Mai'L'h (>. s p.id. I i SYDNEY, .March G. At the Rosobcry riicos (o-<lny Iho following war. (he result of the ROSEBERY HANDICAP. Of 130 .sovs. (Jno mile imd a quarter. IX. B. JjOriK'ii)'s br g JjAVJNGTON by Hunting Kong —Ileathcr Spray fiyrs 8-5 . . . . J. Hickey l T. .7. Bourkp's br g Bettor Sense by ('yllenc Jlore—Raymac aged 7-7 W. O'Sullivan 2 W. Kelso's b s N'H'd by Ituubaix—Marccllo aged IS O . . J. I'arr S Tliero were eight sfartei's. Won liy I hree-quarters of a lonplli, with the third horse a similar distance away. Time, 2min loi.-cc. I'rini'e I'onib.il was second in the first division of tfie Flying Handicap and Norman Conquest Mas third iu the second division. OAMARU J.C. NOMINATIONS Thu following are the nominations for the Oamaru Jockey Club's forthcoming meeting to be held on March 21 and 2;;: First Day TRIAL STAKES, of 75 sovs; tive furlongs —Balboa—Falola gelding, Tamaki, Liberate, Rathiel, Lady Leighton, Convivial, High Glee, Pompeii, Nardoo, Land Raid, Queen Dorothy, Auspicious, Colleen Ougue, Arrowform, Maid of the East, Dissemble, Prince Tractor, Ithilyia, Linguist, Tooley Street. Rose of Tralee. Jack Ilorner, Foreign Star. Battle Arena, irclleath, Tea Gown, Call Money, Surge, Cape (iabo, Merry de Val. 7""erfect Rose, Westward Ho. Joyous, Coat of Arms, Jack Ahoy, Silver Fox.

AUTUMN lIIGH-WKIGHT HANDICAP, of 100 sovs; one mile—Grecian Prince, hressv, Grey Boy, Night Recital, Song Boy, Thornton, Jerry Boy, Tippling, Jolly Beggar, ilaer:i Tonu, 7ie.ither Glow, Courtyard, Palatinate, Hot Stuff, Hunting Go, Black Duke, ColnsMan, High Stride, X.atlv Zephyr, Queen of Song.

WIOSTOX TROT HANDICAP (in harness), of .100 sovs; one mile and a half—Marie i'otts, Dinner Bell, Dillon Queen, Glen Lady, Sea Peter, Wee Wrack, Colleen Derby, Sylvic's Be.-t, I'arrishioner, Lord Axworthy, .Mniont CTng, Shandon Chimes, Colleen Chenault, Girvanter, Grand Magul, Blue spark. Red Pigeon, Trinidad, Prince Royu'o'i. Self, Smithy, Beverley King, Parachute, Xcola, Casino.

I'J;KSIDKNT'S HANDICAP, of 150 sovs; ■ •ii' mile —Kenial Pasha, Grecian I'rincc, ('leaner. I'olydera, Sam Smith, Grand Finale, Firft Song, Manetlio, Hunting Go. I,'oval Gallant, Silver Streak, Guarantee, Trivet.

WINDSOR HACK HANDICAP, of 100 : fivs ; six furlongs—Unseen, Red Dance, Tuivan, Lat ; tude, Silver Lark, Money Flies, Daring Deed, Pa la Slelba, Silk Paper, Bowlands, Gold Fox, Azevedo, Coatette, Secret Paper, Capital, Brown Pearl, Lady Zephyr, Glowlight.

STEWARDS' HANDICAP, of 110 sovs; mx furlongs—Kcmal Pasha, Grecian Prince, .Meadowlark, Chotta, l'airweather, Enwood, Lochlaggan, Cherry Quec-n, Lady Nan, Rebel Star, Silver Streak, Hula Belle, Assemble, Trivet, Quietly. RKDOASTLK TROT HANDICAP (in harness), of 100 sovs; one mile and a quarter — Starvale, Caragecn, Captain Ileath, Sea Peter, Summit, Midnight Sun, Cam Dillon, Silk Cord, Gjrate, Thornworthy, Levity, Whitstone, Royal Travis, Harold Wrack, li'dugomai, Voltaire, Red Glow, Rewai, Master Garry, Casino. I'ARKSIDF HACK HANDICAP, of 100 sovs; onu mile—ljiberate, Unseen, Tuirau, Silver Lark, Water Polo. Epris, Jerry Boy, Dodge, Poinnrd, Haere Tonu, Palatinate, Bright Prospect, Teresiua, Queen of Song. Second Day NOVICE STAKES, of 75 sovs; six furlongs—Balboa—Falola gelding, Tamaki, Liberate, Rathkicl, Lady Leighton, Convivial, Pompeii, Land Raid, Queen Dorothy, Grey I'my, Auspicious, Arrowform, Ileloise, Pink l.apel, Valarth, Tooley Street, Rose of Tralee. Jack Horner, Foreign Star, Maid of the East, Valkyrian—Denizot gelding, Battle Arena, Coatette, McHeath, Mount Val, Mary Pratt, Cape Gabo, Merry de Val, Perfect Rose, Rebel Lad, Coat of Arms, Jack Ahoy, Silver Fox. PUKEURI HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, of 100 sovs; one mile—Grecian Prince, Dressy, Grey Boy, Footwork, Night Recital, Song Boy, Thornton, Jerry Boy, Tippling, Dodge, Prince Tractor, Jolly Beggar, Haere Tonu, Heather Glow, Palatinate, Hot Tea, Bright Prospect, Black Duke, Quietly, Colossian, High Stride. WAIKAURA TROT HANDICAP (in harness), of 95 sovs; one mile and a quarter— Mario Potts, Dinner Bell, Starvale, Glen Lady, Sea Peter, Wee Wrack, Colleen Derby, Sylvio's Best, I'arrishioner, Lord Axworthy, Almout Cling, Shandon Chimes, Royal Travis, Colleen Chenault, Grand Mogul, Margaret ISingen, Self, lUuo Spurk, Red Pigeon, Trinidad, Prince Roydon, Srnilhy, Beverley King, Master Garry, Casino, Plutus. GA WI >IN ER -MEMORIAL HANDICAP, of 170 sovs; one mi'.e and a quarter —Cleaner, I'olwlora, Sam Smith, (.'holla, First Song, I'airueather, Ranio, Courtyard, Hunting Go, Nightform, Royal Gallant, Guarantee, Queen OL Soul'.

WA.ITAKI HACK HANDICAP, of 100 sons; six furlongs—Balboa—Falola gelding, Tamaki, Unseen, Lady Leighton, Convivial, lied Dunce, Tuirau, Nardoo, Silver Lark, .Money Flies, Arrowform, Dissemble, Dodge, Pala Melhn, Silk Paper, Tooley Street, Bowlands, Gold Fox, Azevedo, McHeath, Secret Paper, Call Money, Rose of Tralee, Capital, Brown Pearl. Coat of Arms.

FLYING HANDICAP, of 120 sovs; six furlongs—Kenial Pasha, Tizzy, Grecian Prince, Meadowlark, Chotta, Manetho, Enwood, Lochlaggan, Cherry Queen, Lady Nan, Rebel Star, Royal Gallant, Silver Streak, Hula Belle, Trivet, Assemble, Quietly. _ OAMARU TROT HANDICAP (iu harness), of 100 sovs; ;siniii 40soc class; one mile and a half—Dinner Bell, Dillon Queen, Carageen, Captain Heath, Sea Peter, Summit, Colleen Derby, Midnight Sun, Cam Dillon, Silk Cord, Gyrate, Lord Axworthy, Thornworthy, Levity, Shandon Chimes, Guy Mauritius, Royal Travis, Harold Wrack, Rongomai, .Self, Voltaire, Blue Spark, lied Glow, Trinidad, Rewai, Beverley King, Neola, Master Garry, Casi no.

FAREWELL HACK HANDICAP, of 100 sovs; seven furlongs—ljiberate, Unseen, Red Dance, Tuirau, Latitude, Land Raid, Silver Lark. Water Polo, Epris, Thornton, Daring Deed. Pala Melba, Bowlands, Palatinate, Coatette, Teresiua, Colossian, Brown Pearl, Queen of Song.

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