AUSTRALIAN TURF

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 11, 8 October 1919, Page 7

AUSTRALIAN TURF

CAULFIELD AND FLEMINGTON TRACK NOTES.' Melbourne, Octote V. At Caiilficld the weather was showory for the gallops. .Surveyor (G. Eaton) <le■fcjtcd Lady Ball by tan lengths over five, furlongs oii the grass, in lmin. tspc. Denacre did the best seven furlongs-lmin. 31',sec. Eusebius went ten furlongs ■ in 2min. 17see., and- King of the Sea ten furlongs in 2inin. Usee. Hymestra (J. O'Shea) went seven furlongs easily m lmin. .Usee., the first fivo taking lmin. Robuff did nine furlongs in evens. Snub strode with Miss Gold over three furlongs in -Sflsee. At Fleminston, Lule Player went mno furlongs on (ho tan in 2min. isor.. Chrome n mile on the cinders track in lmin. olsec, and Nighlwalch n milo in lmin. Steoc.-rross Assn. NEW ZEALAND W)RM AT. RANDWICK. Sydney, October" t. There is considerable public disappointment at the showing, so far, made by the New Zealand horses at Randwick. Gloaming and Rossini had hosts of friends, The narrow; defeat of Gloaming in the Spring Slakes, after such n. bold bid. for victory, and Rossini's two seconds, in the Trial and Clibborn Slakes, indicate that there were good grounds for the confidence of better things placed in them. Though defeated, their performances were high class. Raw's win in- the Squatters' Handicap made some amends. It is reported that Gloaming, Karo, Afterglow, Rossini, and Dewdrop will return to New Zealand next week—Press 'Assn. / " THE TOTALISATOR TAKINGS. Sydney, Ocotber 7. The amount invested on the totalisntor at liandwick mi Saturday was 4:81,830, and on Monday .tSS.73t-.-Pre.vs Assn.