RACING.

Hokitika Guardian, 11 September 1923, Page 1

RACING.

AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. CARLE ASSOCIATION. G. AY. STEAD’S HORSES SOLD. [Received this day at 8 a. in.) SYDNEY, Sept. 11. Air W. (}. Stead’s team of racehorses were auctioned and attracted a large gathering of prominent racing men. Keen bidding realised the following prices:—Quixotic, purchased by Connolly Osborne X.S.W., 13(11) i’reposleur, Connolly, A'iclorin. 11> guineas; Tekoko. Newman. X.S.W. 11 —• > guineas; Xovenuriclio,, Osborne, Hod (guineas; Bellamy, Alackinnon. \ ictoria. TfiiJO guineas; Director, lorsaitli. New South Wales, 1800 guineas; Xor.ib Agnes, mi') guineas and Spriugnioru 35f) guineas Stirton, X.S.W. Five id the above were Absurd 2-yr. olds and averaged 1200 guine.ss. Another one was passed in at 800. GLOAAHXG SCRATCHED. SYDNEY. Sept. 10. Gloaming has been scratched for all engagements. .Mr Alason fears a bteakdown if lie was started in the Spring Carnival. Gloaming’s scratching has caused much disappointment among racing people, who were looking forward to battles with Beaufonl. Air Alason acted after taking veterinary advice. It was considered useless to persevere with the risk of a complete breakdown. Gloaming will be shipped for New Zealand at an early date, where lie will he given a good. Air is hopeful that this will sufficiently strength his leg to he able to race again in a few months. . gloaming did walking pm* 11,15 morning. ...

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