AUSTRALIAN RACING
TATTERSALL'S MEETING . SYDNEY, 30th December. The City Tattersall's Club began a twoday Mewing to-day'at Randwick in fin« weather. Results: — CARRINGTON STAKES, a handicap sweepstakes ivith 650 soys added; sis furlongs. Greenline, 10.5 (Pike) * Old Ming, 7.9 (Cook) 2 I Royal Park, 7.10 (Knoi) 3 Twelve started, including Pentheus, High Disdain, Hold Fast, and Tom Pinch. Taking charge a furlong from home, Green* I line lasted long enough to win by a neck , from Old Ming, with half a length between I second and third. High Disdain was fourth. Time, lmin 12% sec. DENMAN HANDICAP, a handicap i sweepstakes with 300 soys added; one mile and a quarter. I Cathmar, 8.8 (Webster) 1 I Attar, 7.2 (Finch) 2 Potent, 7.2 (Hickey) ................ 3 Eight started. 'Won by three quarters of a length, a head between second and ! third. Tipie, 2min 4%sec. - The New Zealand horses, Huatique and 1 Netley, were unplaced in the Maiden , Handicap. Moviestar, Grecian, and My 1 Talisman were unplaced -in • the Paca , Welter, Handicap. Gold' Day is returning to .New Zealand by to-morrow's boat.
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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 157, 31 December 1931, Page 4
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178AUSTRALIAN RACING Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 157, 31 December 1931, Page 4
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