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AUSTRALIAN RACING.

(By Electric Teiegraph— Copyright. )

SYDNEY, April 15. Hurdles — Boyong". b'.lQ 1, Nimrod 6.10 2 Ennismar 11:7. 3. Thirteen started. Pakiau^ and • Wooloomooloo were scratched. ' Farrell made the run-kin g td the 1 last obstacle, where he tel). Boyorig won by ten lengths. Time 4|. .: Autumn" Stakes — Comedy King 8.7 t, Trafalgar 9.3 '2, Lady Medallist 8.12' 3. There were seVen starters. With a igood start Medallist quickly ; esta"blished a lead of three lengths from Comedy King, the field being well up. There was little change excepting that Medallist widened the gap till approaching the turns, when they commenced to v close up. Medallist led into the straight. Comedy King overhauled him below the leger, where Trafalgar joined the issue and there was a good race home. Won by three quarters of a length, Medal list- four lengths away. Time 2.33|. Sires Produce $takes— Gillomontong 1, Borrosov 2, Respect .3. There were twelve starters. BorrosO'/ acted as pilot . well into the stiaight with Gillomotong oh the outside who shot ,in front at the half distance and won by a length arid a half, Respect a 'length away. Tine L.2/3. ' Doncaster Stakes — Broadsword 1, (Connell), '' Sunlike (Dillon) 2, Flavinius (Smith) -3. All the acceptors started. There was a long delay at the post. From a good start Grist 'and Torula were the first to show out. After settling down Grist and broadsword took charge from Miss Corelli, Sunlike,' Lager, the others being in a heap. At the six furlongs Broadsword and Grist still showed the way, the: son of Lawrence being next. A j little further Lager "dashed out. and held the lead for half a mile by two lengths clear of Gold' Thread, Broadsword a.nd Bright Laddie. In rounding the bend Lager was a length clear :of Gold Thread, Broadsword, Royal Mero, Corelli and Bright Laddie. Lager was the first into the straight. Below the distance Gold Thread and Bright Laddie showed most prominently from Broadsword, Corelli and Flavinius.* At the distance Broadsword came again with Sunlike and alter a desperate race won by three quarters of a length, Flavinius half a length off. Then came Corelli, Bright Laddie, Gold Thread, Royal Naerv. Time 1.38 J. .Broadsword's i time is a record, beating the previous best of Storey and flyman by a quarter of a sec- ~ nas uetn sceauy rain biiic«- - -ti..~«..y cuia continues aud uu» uittiw tut; uuaooic lor io-inoiiows rac<js. .>iiucxuy surnciem rain nas tallen io '.v^t;n the traCK. .ucyer — Cabma I, Mangar 2, Auroiouma a. There were nine started, mangar went to the tront with. Auroiouma the nearest attendant and led tne rield along the baGk into the straignt. Aurrofbdina closed up below the distance, Cabonia coming with a great fun and won by two lengths and a half, a neck between second and third. Time 4|.

•High Weight Handicap — Burston 9.1 1, . Hotair . 8.7 2, Volsione 8.11 3. iwenty-five started. A good finish. vVon by a length. Time 1.14.

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Grey River Argus, 18 April 1911, Page 5

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AUSTRALIAN RACING. Grey River Argus, 18 April 1911, Page 5

AUSTRALIAN RACING. Grey River Argus, 18 April 1911, Page 5

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