THE TURF

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 12, 9 October 1919, Page 7

THE TURF

, RANDWICK_RACES GLOAMING WINS,CRAVEN PLATE. ■. —_____ ■/ GIMCEACK STAKES WON BY DELIGHT. ' Sy Telegraph-Press Association-Copyright .. '."' ; (Eec. Octobor 8, 8.20 p.m.) ■■■'■ , . .•..'." Sydney, October 8. : 1 ..After an early'- morning storm,' which, benefited tho'course, tho weather was fine for tho third day of the A.J;C. Spring Meeting; ..There was again a . large attendance.'; Interest centred in the Craveii; Plate, for which Gloaming , was favourite. Deeley allowed Prince Viridis to'lnako the pace to the distance, where Gloaming overhauled him, and easily bea-lj 'Wolaroi. The , Gimcrack ; Stakes proved a good thing for. Mr. W. G. Stead's Delight, which, has been recording fast times on v tlio track. 'AfterRlow was. looked upon as a certainty, in tho Sydney Handicap, but was unable , to. catch!the winner. Eesults ' are , as . under:— ■ ,- ' ' HUEDLE RACE,, of 500 eove. About two miles and a half. ' Colonel. Knut, by ■ The Knut-Court - ...'Beauty;, 93t. 81b. 'J ..1 Goonausledene; lOst.. 81b. . ;.'. ~ 2 . JZarabine. 13st 3 There were seven starters. Beltane . fell, and Silent'.-Way. eased up. Won bjf three lengths. ' '.Time, 4min; 42|sec. | CiUEN. PLATE, of 2000 'sovs. One mile and a quarter.. ■. : Mr;. G. D. Greenwood's b'.' g. GloamiiiK, by Tho Welkin—Light,, i.vrs., . . ■ Bst. 111b. (B. Deeley) 1 Mr. D. V., Sea'ton'e. blk. h. Wolaroi,;;by Kenilworth—Widdcn Lass, ■:.' Gyrs., itet. 41b.; , : 2 Mr. J. Lemon's ch. h., Eebus, by Eadium—Quibble, Gyrs.; 93t. -lib. ..;... 3 .Also started': Sasanof and Prince 'Viridis. .. The latter, made the pace. Gloom- . ing fl'rew away in the straight, and won easily.- ■ Saeanof wa3 fourth. Time, ■2mih.-SJsec., -.'■'' '. SUBUEBAN HANDICAP, of 500,.50vb. One lnilo. ■ i' Whitefield, by White ~Eagle-Noble . ■ Martha, Sst. 71b. '...... .' 1 The Destroyer, by Eoi Herode-At-tica, -7st.-51b.. -2 Panacre, by Lisacre—Panara, 9st.. • "■'■,. 81b. ..:'. ./.......- 3 There were fourteen starters, including , JCaro: Won easily by,a length and a half. Time, Imin. 37ifsec. e MEMBEES'. HANDICAP, of 500 sovs. i ..-. Nine furlongs. Yarraldool,, .by King. Eufus—Eulogy, •-. Sst. lib;: .■1:.;..4.:.:..; :,:....-."!: 1 Varcotine, by ' arco-^-Eutine, Bst. 131b. - 2 Jlonarma, 7st. 31b. ',-,'■ ■■ ~...;,......„.., 3 _There were, seventeen runners. . Bright ', Night'made most of-the running. A r arc6tine led at the distance, but Yarraldool, in a sri'eat finish; won by a neck. Time, Imin. 53Vsec. .',' ■'... .'■•; J ■ . ; GIMCEACK-STMCES, of 1500. sovs. Five ' .','■■■' 'fnrloiigs.■' . '-. Mr. W/-G. Stead's br. f. Delight, by .';> ■■ . 2yrs., Bst.. 1- ': SIrJ.N. Palkiner's b. f.'Midilli, by Treesady—Lesbos, 2yrs., J .......;. I! , : Mr. B.':Allen's.b. f. ■ —; by Powha--:: '"■ ' tan—Gossine, .'2yra v ,B3t. '..;..;...i.....' 3 'Therewere fourteen starters.- ■. Capella '. ■ was prominent, to the distance,-'where ,/.. Delight took .charge, and, won easily by ■ -two. and a'half'lengths. ■: Time,-Imin. ..'■ Olsec. ■■■■■■. •■ ■'■ --■•■■,■ '.'•■..••'•.■:.. . SYDNEY-HANDICAP- of SOO'eovs. One _..'.■;}■'■ mile and , "a half.Posiastre, by Piastre,' 1 fet. 121b. ......... 1 . Phast Boy, by. Waukenphast—Sureto, ; 7st.;: 5 ... ■.„.;....„: ;. .;....! 2 ;-. 'Afterglow,' by Demdsthen'es^-Sungiowi' " ■ Bst. 131b. ;../..;.....;;. j,'rhere were ten startere. ',Tlio : winner ied. throughout. ■, Won by:Ono and th'ree- ■ quarter, leh.ths.r Time, 2_iin. 3"|6sc ' ■'