DEATH OF WINALOT

Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 24, 29 January 1934, Page 6

DEATH OF WINALOT

News' comes from Queensland of the death of the Sydney Cup winner Winalot, who had to be destroyed as a result of injuries sustained when he galloped into the-fence surrounding his yard. Winalot was originally raced by the late Mr. Harry Chisholm, for whom ho won races,; but not till after whose death did he win the EosehiJl Guineas and finish second to Trivalve in the A.J.C. Derby. Later on Winalot was raced by Mr. E. K. White, for whom he won the A.J.C. St. Leger and Sydney Cup. Mr. White Bold Winalot privately to Mr. T. J. Salmon, who installed him at the head of his stud at Burdekin Downs, in Northern Queensland, and the horse served two seasons there. He was- by r»osseudu-1(j (son of St. Krusquin) from Princess Volga, by Malt King from Volga, by Skopos from Delta, by Trenton from Dainty, by Grand -Flaneuft, 1

DUNEDIN HANDICAPS ' (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) DUNEDIX, January 28. The handicaps for tho first day o£ tlio Duni din Jockey Club's- Meeting arc as follows:— WASHINGTON HI7BDLE HANDICAP, £15( 1% miles. Morcua 11 3 Fleeting Doii Jose .... 11 2 Glance 9 ! liatlonal tl .. 10 13 O'allivanter , fl 2 Polling Day . 10 4 ltameses !) 0 Knsoull .0 13 Bell Hill 0 0 The Rector ... 9 0 .Sunward 9 0 TRIAL STAKES, £100; 7 furlongs, Conca Doro ~, S 4 Wild Sky .. 8 2 Dodge 8 4 Air Pocket; .. ■ 8 1 Prinio 8 4 St. Joan .... 8 1 Sliver Foil- ..8 4 Silver Brier .. 8 1 Bowlands ... 8 4 ■ Sungom 8 1 Jacobin .... 8 2 Turbine . 8 ] Palatinate .. S 2 Dimpy .... 7 IS Red Dance .. S 2 Pompax 7IS Kosenor —The . Tizzy 7 12 Kiss g. 8 2 , s BERWICK HANDICAP, £120; 7 furlongs. .. Worship 9 0 Flying Amy . 713 - Broken Rulo . 8 10 Silver .lost .. 718 c Inn's March . 810 Silver Sight . 71J -. Repudiation .. 8 7 Water Polo . 71: Last . Link ... 8 a Strong Light 7 li Amclita. 8 4 Quite Soon .. 7li , Doiran ...... 8. 3 Silk Paper .. 711 v Heather Glow S 2 Double Shot . 71C I. Sam Smith .. S 1 Gold Dress . '7 9 Norman Red Sunset .. 7 ! , Conquest 8 0 Thornton ... 7 S ! Reminder ..SO Juno the Third 7 'i ;: Cherry Queen 8 0 Profit and Loss 7 S Shock ....... 8 .0 Hostage ....... 77 Pink Paper' . .8 0 c PUBLICANS' HANDICAP, £230; 6 furlong; V . .Golden Wings 10 4 Kerbslde 7 4 • Autopuy 3 9 Chrysology ..7c a. Silver King [~99 Gaysomo .... 7 i Croupier 9 8 Royal Duke . 7 i 3 Sliver Streak . 8 13' Master Anomaly 7 1 !, . Great.. Star .. 8 2 Gold Paper .. 7 0 I, Cranford .. 7.10 ■■ Lochlaggan .70 Mobile .... 7 7 .'■- • •. ~ DUNEDIX CUP, £550; I^' miles. i, Minerval .... 9 0 Toreador .... 7 8 t Cricket Bat .. 810 Chhota .... 7 7 The Smuggler 8 6 Sweet Agnes . 7 7 r Ventrac .8 2 Southdown ..7 3 3 King March .. 7 12 Some Shamble 7 2 B Rocket 7 11 Red Racer ... 7 2 5 Salmo Salar .7 11 Tippling ...... 7 0 Vintage .... 710 Palmary ..;. 7 0 , Cough .. 7 10-Bold Brigand. 7 0 3 Red Sun .... 7 9 STEWARDS' HANDICAP, £150; 1 mile. '' Sailing Home . 9. 3 Kamal Pasha . S 0 Fair •'Weather ... 9 1 Niggcrhcad m 8 6 Rocket ..... 8 13 Guarantee .. 8 5 Black ~ SO Red Racer ..'8 5 Rin Tft Tin . 8 8 Davolo ...... S 4 Meadow Lark 8 7 Some Toff X ., 8 3 , . Tho Mas- Worship SO 5 queradcr S 7 Tippling .... 713 f Grand Finale .87. » PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, £150; VA miles . Souio Shamble '!» 3 Strong Light . 7l' 3 ' Signaller .... •S 12 Palmary .... 713 I -Trivet ...... 810 Quite Soon .. 711 Amy Johnson . 8 10 star Raider . 7 11 ' Importance ~8 8 Grand Review 7 10 ' Cleaner .... 8 8 Red Sunset .. 7 10 Last Link ~., 8 7 Daring Deed * 7 10 'I Venite , 8 6 Bold Brigand w 7 7 High Rank .. 8 3 Jeremy .... 7 7 Silver Sight ..8 0 ' ROTORUA~HANDICAPS "* The following handicaps-have been dcclarec for tho first day of the Rotorua Racing Club's Annual Jloeting, to be hold on February 10 an( 12:— . ' ■ POHUTU HIGHWEIGHX HANDICAP, £90; .1 mile. , CrUchan >.., 11 5 ■ Husky , '9 0 Valcuir ;.... 10. 9 ■ Norval Tea ..9 0 Welcome Boy .10 6 Bright' Flower , 9 0 Don't ;Lap 10 2 Englishman ... 9 0 Dark Marblo .. 9 9 Glcnbromncy . 90 Ruby Dawn .. 9 7 En Tour ..... 0 0 Crelna'3 King . .9 1 .. WAIMANGU STAKES, £80; wctght-for-age 6 furlongs." Darma ...... 9 0 Lucullus m. . 811 Husky . ../;.. 9 o Etcetera ~., 811 La Potoa .... 9 0 Miss Lulu .... 8 11 Royal Lap ... 9 0 Scan ...... 8 7 Tuahaehe ..;. 0 0 Nifty ... 8 4 WhawhanUl .. 9 0 Springtime ... 8 4 Muslque ... 811 Bonny Joyce . 84 Silver; Lv ... 11. First Dance .■Bj 4 MOKOIA HANDICAP, £90; 7 furlongs ana about 80 yards. Paganelll ... 0 8 ' Killadar .... 7 0 Karangapnt .. 9 0 .Prince Aero .. 7 0 . Chiefi Cook .. 8 9.. Lady King Mestor ..8 2 Diacqucnod 7 0 Llmex 8 2 Dido geld. ... 7 0 LoomblnatlOn. . 7 0 Miss Hewn ... 7 0 ROTORUA CUP HANDICAP, £17Q; VA - ■ ■.: miles. Alloy ....... 9 0 Lust Lap ~.: ,S 0 L'AJlegro .... 9 0 Llmcx , r 7 12i Boughal .... 9>o ' Valueless' ... 710 Whakaiiara .. 8 '8 Mitaquil ..;.. 7 10 Gay Marigold. 8 8 T&slS ........ 7 7 Trlshna 8 7 Ornamental..1 7 0 Purirl Park . S3 Wee Musli ... 7 0 Beryl Latour .82 HOT SPRINGS HANDICAP, £So;''-6 . furlongs. Lady Zinnia .. 9 0 Bally Money . 711 Bonny Gay .. SIS Adeline 7,11 Killadar .... S S Etcetera .... 7 11 Kanapa: 8 7 Aubretla .... 711 Miss Lulu .... 8 7 Sunbar gold. . 7,11 Muskon ..... 8' 3 Street Dancer . 7 11. Darma 8 3 [ Dinelli ..... 711 Tuahaehe ... 8 .3 I Princess Lap . 711 Lady Diana .. 8 0 Matonga .'... 711 Diversion .... 8 O Bonuy Joyce . 711 Royal Secret -. 7 12 ■■■-.' : ■ GEYSER HACK HANDICAP, £85; 1 mifc. King Mestor .. 9 1,2 Kurapac .... 7 7 Loomblnation'. 8 G Wilton ...... 77 Dark Marble . 8 4 Norval lea .. 7 7 Hawthorn '..'..'S 4 Coronls ..... 7 7 Pelagia .... 8 2 (ioldon England 7 7 Prince Acre .. 8 1 Dido geld. .. 7 7 Miss r.ewa ..; 7 12 Muriel Comet.. 77 Barograph ... 7 7 Uorowhcnua ..' 7 7 &RAWA PARK STAKES. £75; two-yOat>olds; 5 furlongs.' King Brierly .. 8 0 Pound Sterling .7 5 (fay Egypt .. SO Lady Illume .. 7 3 Royal Appellant S 2 Xamakal .... 7 3 Slrona ...... 7lt Nun Nicer ... 7 2 High Crest .. 710 Horotlu ..... 7 0 Lionheart ... 7 6 Gay Sister ..7 0 Professional .. 7 6 Cynara 7 0 TOURIST HANDICAP, £110; 6 furlongs. PaganelH ■..;■.. 9 0 Roreatu .... 7 8 Bambury .... 810 MilSQUll .... 7 7 British ' King Ford' .. 7-2 Columbia 810 Hampton Park 7 0 Tradesman ... - S 10 Coronis ■ ■ 7 0 Karangapal .. 8 6 Orand City .. 7 0 Whakapara .. 8 4 Lapstone .'... 7 0 Marechal .... 711 Miss Lorraine . 7 0 Llmex ...... 7 8 Till Lai) 7 0 King Mestor . 7 S contrastsTn bidding Contrasts in bidding have been" noticed since the National Bloodstock Sales have attracted buyers from Australia (says /'Sentinel"). When the Australians fancy anything they rap in their bids quick and lively, whereas New Zealand bidders Me slow in comparison, and the.bids have to be extracted after they appear to have deliberated on the value of each offer. The ciuickfire methods of the Australians create the impression that they are determined to have the lot on offer and so silence the opposition. This appeared to bo the ease at this year's sale, and in.cnn'Beqnende some of tho youngsters sbli3 at well below their full value. The Anstraliana can, of course, well afford to pay more for a yearling than.a New Zealand' owner, as they have a much better market to exploit when they secure something out of the ordinary. 'They also leai-n to bid i quicker in Australia than they do here owing to the great length of their catalogues, but in any casovit is to be hoped that their wise and plucky bidding will again bear good fruit and bring them back again. : QUESTION OF~PASTURAGE It has been said that "man is .what he eats.". This; applies still more to tho thoroughbred horee." Many years ago it was recognised that you simply cannot raise good hVorses, sound in limb, wind, and constitution, on bad coimtry. In discussing tho vital importance of pasturage a London writer says:— "It is the stuff in the grass..which matters, not the juggling with systems of breeding, which is ever a bit of a toss-up, and even something more if Lord Eaglan is right. His lordship, ns we know, has said that most pedigrees are fakes; but, fakes or not, where the thoroughbred horse is concerned, it is the phosphates in the grass which count; The grazing in this country (England) and Ireland is superior to that in Prance or in other Continental countries, and the fact that wo produce a finer stamp of animal than they do is traceable to this fact, and most probably to no other. In Australia the phosphates are pretty nearly as good as our own. That country never could have deserved' to he called 'norsetraylia' if it had not been a land peculiarly suited to breeding the horse." ' • • Sir John Beverly Robinson, Bart., holder of one of Canada's! new hereditary titles, died recently on his farm at Burk's Palls, Ontario, at tho age of 84. He was the great-gratidson of the first baronet, who fought under Sir Isaac Brock at Queenston Heights in the war with the United States 120 years' ago. The fourth baronet in an effort to recoup his declining fortunes spent his old age in searching for a vein of gold he beiiev.edran through his* farm. He is succeeded in the title by a son of, the sanio muc.