RACING.

Hokitika Guardian, 7 October 1924, Page 1

RACING.

[ijV •IEIiWJIIAI'Il —rial I'KESH ASSOCIATION.]

A..J.C. RACES. SYDNEY. Oct. li. The Australian Jockey Club’s second dav results are:—

Shorts.—Wuodvillo 1. Trcssie -, Otaero It. IS started. Won by I.', Kii'-.lli-. 'riino LIT. P.lVcdc,'.’ 1 ’l:l«N'l'Ii olHl'iiop I. ! '.oiiliinlt-nf V I'U.tu.M 1. t\ le I'm 1 1 ■ 11;; 11 1 . Tilin' t I',. .M(.Ti'ii|iolit:in 11:i 11 <Iic:i |>. —l’olyelelaii 1, David 1!. Prime Woorak It. Won by hall' a head. Tiim* ‘2. Hi'.. first Steeplechase.--Grand I'lchin 1. Strcldon 'J. Prince Oklahoma It. Won bv four lengths. Time -ITiliJ. (ii'iiutliam Stakes.- • Klrongbow 1. Aroiidal ‘2. Golden Voice* It. Won hy a length. Time l.oltt. Kensington Handicap.—Loyal Morv I. Karl Lidded ‘2. Polynesian It. Won bv hall’ a length. Time I .—7'. PACING DKSGIMItKD. Tin* fact that Nincompoop is sharing a stable- with Gloaming. was enough for tin- public who rushed him. and were amply rewarded. The New Zealander left the held in convincin': style going down the straight, and at _ no time was he troubled bv the opposition. His performance heralds hip: victories for him at the next Spring: Meeting. Yount: rode a line race on N'iiicompoon in the Breeders' Plate. The N'ow Zealand jockey is having a wonderful run of success on bis present visit to Sydney. . , . The starers in the Shorts included the New Zealand horses Maurihaitpo. Absurdnm and Bathos.

HKIIOIC GOES TO Al Kr.ltOl'K-NK Al KLISOVKXE, Oct. 0. Heroic, is returning to Melbourne for the (Inineas and Wallace Alortlake, Prince Charles and Prince Minmbah are coming for Flemingloii. Xipht Patrol did four furlongs in .to;; 'sec. to-dnv, his first gallop for eleven days.