V.A.T.C. MEETING

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 16, 14 October 1918, Page 7

V.A.T.C. MEETING

STAKES WON BY MAGPIE

EUSEBIUS WINS- GUINEAS

(Eec. October 13, 5.5 p.m.) Melbourne, October 13. The weather was dull early, and there was rain after tho second race for the first day of tho V.A.T.C. Cuy Meeting, rhero was a poo-l attendance, and the going was satisfactory. Sauci competed in tho Writer, but was never prominent, and nmslied tenth. Tho Debutant Stakoa was a great race, Angelia, on the rails, just won in the last etases. The early leader, Gamblers' Gold, was n very close third The Caulfleld Stalt.es was run in the rain. I.t was a good thine for Magpie, who i>aslly caught tho leader, Prince Bardolph, in lho straight and won comfortably. Wedgo just beat Ethiopian. Tho victory of Magpie was cheered. Outlook was interfered with after the start in the (Juiueas, and his chance spoilt. Euscbius won brilliantly, and was going fast at llm finish. Drumore was a. good third. In the Toornk Handicap l'l-ince Koyal came nt a Ei'cat speed at (ho distance. Itesulti;:lOLO WELTEI! UANDICAI', of 200 sovs. Nine furloiißS. Mr. C. L. Macdonald's b. g. Tficrhtwatch, by St. Alwyne-Wakcful, syrs, Bst. 121b 1 Mr. .T. Fell's ch. m. Ashvicw, by Op-pri'Ssor-Mazo of Mirrors, 6yrs., 9st. lllb , .„„;.,„ 2 Mr. CI. Wooilforde's bv. g. Carriole, by Perambulator-Merry Queen, 6yrs., Bst. lllb :... ;. 3 there were seventeen starters. Won' by it head. Time, Imin. GSJscc.

V.A.T.C. DEBUTANT STAKES, of 1500 5 sovb. ~ „ furlongs. niF' uV m'- Cu Y, k(i ' s . L Angplia, by lhc Welkin—Aluminite, 7st. 911). 1 • T Bowman's blk. c. Denuero, by Lmaere—Lady Denman, Bst 2 Gamblers' Gold, Bst 3 There were nine 'starters. - Won"by" a short neck. Time, 50Jsee. (jAUIjI'JIJjD STAKES, of 500 sovs. Nine ir „ ~ furlongs. Messrs. liobinson and Clark's blk. h. Magpie, by Dark Jiontild—l'oninjay, syre„ 9st. lib 1 r 'mP' Gpdby's blk. li. Wedge, by llio wolkiii—Ba.navie, 6yrs., 9st. 41b. 2 Hcrpis.A. and G. Tyo's b. h. Ethiopian, lib ltoiiald —Zobeyde, syrs., 9st. There were iive" starters."""Won""by" a length and a half. Time, Imin. 56sec BINGWOOD STEM'LEOIUSE, of 250 sov* -»r « ' i,NVO UillcS. 111*. 0. G. Bolt's oh. g. Wortupa, by Sojourner—lfona, nzud, lOst. 131b. 1 Cordelier, lOst 121b i John Donald, 9b(. lib Z.Z 3 Won by fivo lengths. Tilt 1 oV' i'miiis2soo. CAULFIELD GUINEAS, of 2000 sov«. One „ mile. Messrs. ttenke and I'ieroe's eh. «. Buscbins, by tndorus—Lager, Bst. 51b. Mr. J Timms'B blk. g.. Clcvc^Hm',' ll l!y 1 Uimedy lung-I'erplexity, Bsl. lib.'

Miss C i micn - g (;11 , „, DninioSJl°'bv 2 riicrc were night starters. Tragic Star V«l a Rood lead fn the straight, ivli ere sirotlv WMt "\, 1,, , e f ™"' «" (l eilae h ir S i WO V ell 'W a length and a ,™,f Brl,n,orc - Time imiii. 4Zlsec." ■i'OOKAK HANDICAP, of 1200 SOV s One MI Y T " 5' , I,n ""<>"' s '"vh. J'rinra l!o~al % Bobadil-Uoyal favour, 4,vrs.,'7st] fflb "clkin-Pceress. lyre., 7st. Jfi- .1. cimnh;Tl"¥onVl7 , bV"Jirpii;iaCTe; "" ■ liy Ijinauru-Pnnara, 6yrs., 9sl. 21b 3 I hero wen- thirteen starters. Ynoriila ■lUi'ttfi! " b '.i rf'orl nrak. Time, SPRIMC SCRATCHINCS. (ltcc. October 13, 5.5 p.m.) ~. ~, ' ' Melbourne, October 13 Cnlilk.W 'cui'. o, ' b|, "" M ''' ,l "' ,lt ' ll lol ' ,1,,! Tlic Christian Brother has bran scratchMl for tin! Melbourne and Cuullield Clips. FI.EIYIINGTOH AND CAULPIELD TRACKS. fiy Telciiraoli-l'rcM Aviation-Copyright (Hoe. October 12, 5.5 .p.m.) „, . . Melbourne, October 12. training flt Flemington this nioriiing Ring Oil a ran ten furlongs on the grass in <!mm. 2lscc. TJska did twelvu fiirlcnu's on flic grass in ?,:nin. 42scc. Uenujcrac.v coveml ten furlongs on the tan in 2min 18' f:i-". ntitl PHHOS3 lives fiirloiiffK on Iho sand in Imm. 11b;!c. Slmaowlsuid did n 3 ;.ful work. At Gaulfiekl, First. Trim covered len furlongs on the mind in 2inin. lßises'.. the list, milo being run in lmin. <!S\see. Hanger and Mavarron did seven furlongs on tho sand in lmin. 35isc(;. Counipi- ni'i the best mile of tho morning in lmin. 45*nec. Vanacre ran three furlongs iii