THE TURF

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2589, 11 October 1915, Page 7

THE TURF

RACING AT RAND WICK

FOURTH DAY

CARLITA WINS RANDWICK

PLATE o

By Telegraph—Press Association—Conyrlslit

(Rec. October 10, 5.5 p.m.)

" • Sydney, October 10. • ' There was fine weather for tho last day's racing, tho going was good;-and-the attendance was large. Sea Pink was tho favourite for the Waverley. Handicap, and. looked like a winner at the' distance, but , Sroutmaster scored in the last few istrides,- beatiug the Australasian record by a quartor of a. second. Tim.Doolan .was the favourite in the-Steeplechase, but The Pole , and Scots: Guard mado a poor , showing; the latter was a bad last. The results were as follow:—, HIGH-WEIGHT HANDICAP, of 500 sovs. ;' - v Six furlongs. Mr. W; T. Nowlan's Rosedell, by Linaore—Herondell, Bst. 13lb 1 Mr. tV. 11. Whitecliffe'a Istrian, by Antonio—lstria- 2 Mr. G. F. Notfs Cathedral, by Koch pan—Beam, 9st. 13lb. 3 There were fourteen : starters'.' Rosedell 1 made all the running, and won easily by - three lengths, a head, separating the second and third. Time, lmin. Usee. .WAVERLEY HANDICAP, of 600 sovs. Ono and three-quarter miles. For and upwards. Mr, W. L. Smith's I ;.. Scoutmaster, by Metford—Gladys May, 6st. 7lb. ... 1 Mr. E. J. Watt|s Sea Pink, by Seaton Delaval—Rose Madder, Bst. .......... 2 Mr...A. B. Foley's Canzone, by Bridge . of. Canny—Souatura, 7st; 51b. 3 There were twelve starters.. Canzone led. throughout, but- at the distance Sea Pink overhauled him, and looked like a winner, but Scoutmaster, . coming fast. ; beat Sea Pink oil the post by a, head, Canzone being two and a half lengths away. Time, 3min.—a, record." DOWLING STEEPLECHASE, of 500 v sovs. About three miles. Mr. L. C. Waterford's Schoches, by Schoolboy—Ohesham mare, 9st. ...... 1 Mr. C.; ,D. B. Wright's Wadden, by Mozart—Blue Bell, list. slb. 2 Mr. .G. L. Stead's Tim Doolan, by ' Brookby—Pincushion, list. 7lb : 3 There were, eight starters. Briarberry led in the early stages, but fell. The Pole went away with a long lead, . but ■ Schoches drew level at the last jump, and v.on by' three lengths, with .tiro lengths i. separating Wadden and Tim Doolan. The; Polo was fifth, and Scots Guard last. Time, lmin. 44 3-4 sec. • Prior to winning the Dowling Steeplechase, Schoches performances consisted of prizes as the best buggy horse -and a' couple of hunting contests on the Showground. He was recently sold for ,£l7. GRANTHAM STAKES, of 600 sovs. Ono mile. • For three-year-olds; colts 1 ' Bst. 71b., geldings Bst. 41b., fillies Bst, 21b. : Mr. J. Cambell Wood's Panacre, by Linacre—Panara, Bst. 71b. ....- 1 Mr. D. ;N. Stewart's Westcourt, by Bright. Steel—Trinket, Sst. 121b. (including slb. extra) .. ;; .., 2 Mr. P. -W. Horan's Linglc, by Linacre—Lady Pamela, Sst. 21b. (al- ■ lowance 51b.) ...1. 3 There were ten-starters. Three Star led from Vedas and Gai, and at the halfmile Three Star, Gai, aad Agincourt was the order. Three Star led into the straight from Gai, Westcourt, and Panacre, and at the distance Westcourt failed to stall off a challenge from Panacre, who won by one and a half lengths, three lengths' separating second and third. •Time, lmin. 39sec.\ . RAND WICK PLATE, of 2000 sovs. Two ■' miles. . Messrs. >P. Rogers and J. Rivars' CarUta, bv Charlemagne ll—Couronne, Bst. 91b. l. , 1 Mrs. O. C. Fiommich's Cagou, by Ayr" 'Laddie-ZTartar, ; 9st., Gib. . 2 Mr. W. Dalley's St. Carwyno, by. St. , Alwyner—Carwee, 9st. Gib 3 * The other starters were .. Ulva's Isle, Kandos, Undo Sam, and Radnor. At the start St.'Carwyne," Cagou,'and-Car-lita were the quickest away. Carlita took charge at the mile and a half post, and thereafter was never headed, and ran a3 placed, winning by two and a half lengths, a head separating the 6econd and third. Time, 3min.. 27Jsec. FINAL HANDICAP, of 600 sots. One — mile and a furlong and 100 yards. Mr. J. A. Mayo's T£o Fortune Hunter, by Flavus—Boiling, '7st. 131b.... 1 . Messrs. P. Ryan and V. G. Benyon's Tarpaulin, by Tartan—Clonsilla, 7st. 91b. 2 Mr. George Marlow's Trinobantes, by Dinnefdrd—Lady Cruickshanb, 7st. : 41b ..;.;.;....V.„„. 3 There were eighteen starters. The Fortune Hunter overhauled the leader at the distance, and won by throe lengths, half a neck separating tho second and third. iTime, lmin. 58. 3-4 sec.