RACING.
by TEi.EOHAPir — nai rnES9 association.]
SYDNEY. March 22,
Valicnre’s win over Windbag at Rosehill in 1.50], which is three-quar-ters better than the previous time for the same distance over that course, places him among Australia’s best horses. Vnlieare. did not race as a two-vear-old and has neverd been beaten in her five starts. Valicare went to the front at the start and had a lead of twelve lengths at the end of three furlongs. The result was never in doubt. WESTPORT RACES. SECOND DAY’S RESULTS. WESTPORT, March 22. 'The weather is dull and the attendance good for the second day of the Jockey Club’s meeting.
Flying Handicap.—Gay Gauntlet 1, Cairn 2. Seakist 3. Also started— Jumelle. Won by three-quarters of a length. Time 1.20 2-5. Denniston Trot.—Charlie Bell i, Ando Dillon 2. Betty Blue 3. Also started —Claire, Knocklyn. Lady Audubon. Hilda McKinney and Red Comet. Won by a nose; third three lengths away. Time 2.36. Buffer Handicap.—Prince Ferouz 1, John Dix 2, Prosperity 3. Also started Bitters. Won by two lengths. Time 2.15,
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Hokitika Guardian, 22 March 1926, Page 3
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