CAULFIELD RACE

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 171, 10 October 1927, Page 6

CAULFIELD RACE

CONTEST VALICARE’S BROTHER DOtt A.J.C. DERBY WINNB Bij Cable. —Press Association.-Cot^ MELBOURNE, Sundit The Victoria Amateur Tarf Cte Spring Meeting opened at terday in fine weather. That* large attendance, which include* » era! Inter-State and New Zcalaadt* itors. The race track was in etfe order. There was an exciting flrish in t 1010 Welter Handicap, in wtich Kor. tur finished well. He is engaged in'-. Caulfield Cup. Noscitur was trained • the old-time New Zealander, Adi: Skirving, and was ridden by Scttkr Mollison led over the last three i~longs in the Debutante Stakes brilliantly. He cost 600 guineas is i foal, and has started twic*. secarri two wins and £I,BOO in stakes. Royal Charter ran in third potftr in the early stage of toe CanK*Stakes, took command in the stnig and won easily. This 'ras TnipHolt’s fifth success in this race. Bov Charter is engaged in the Caulfield Cc Hannan, led most of the wiy fc & Steeplechase and won nicely. He n ridden by D. Glennon, who scored b first succes since he met with as*k:accident on the Caulfield course mc months ago.

AVANT COURIER BRILLIANT Avant Courier led all thewayiife Caulfield Guineas, and won brilliant It was a popular success- Avant Coofc who is a full brother to the apak: Valicare, cost 5,500 guineas &3 a jetling, Mr. E. M. Pearce being the bqjrr The colt was trained by Fouisfaamo: was ridden by Daniels, who wu »• cessful earlier in the afternoon os lelison. Avant Courier is not sowin either of the Cups, hut is is fe V.R.C. Derby. Textile was eighth in the early «hp of the Toorak Handicap, but flai** with a great run and scored briUkst 1 - He was ridden by Scanlan, who fts secured Ids second win tor the Afternoon. Textile is in the Caulfield Oaf The following are the ,ietails flf ft racing:— ? lOLO WELTER HANDICAP Of £500; 1 mile anc a fur. NOSCITUR (S. A. Rawdon) br f. U : SEVENTH HEAVEN, 8.12 MOTE, 9.7 1 Twenty-one started. W>n by a similar distance betwei a second tthird. Time, 1.541. DEBUTANTE STAKES Of £1,500; for two-year-olds; half * MOLLISON (E. M. Pearce), b g. to Seremond— Molly Robe, 5.7 .. • THE by Lucknow—Sta*«|», 7.11 . CLARION' CALL, 1 Thirteen started. Won by two quarter lengths, two leng lbs Ml***? second and third. Time, 48 " cord course). The last three »■—*- were run in 341. CAULFIELD STAKES Of £1,500; weight for age; i fur. ; ROYAL CHARTER <J. M. NiaH>.*fc by Comedy King—Polology, •j** l , 9.1 THRACIAN*. A. T. Creswtck ■ <* L . 4yrs., 9.0 • AFFIRM, G. Harris's b g, 6JW-. ' Eight started. Royal Ciartn* two lengths, half a length I>ei.we*®w?* arid third. Finsbury was four - -1-54. Fractional times: .flnt longs, 1.4; last six, 1.15; flr il mile, w CAULFIELD GUINEA® . Ot S.OOOgns.; for rjn ee-yenr-olot. ' AVANT COURIER (E. M !’«««*' c, by Valais —Courante, p TRIVALVE (E. E. D. Clarke) by Cyklon—Trey, 8.5 .. FARRAGO (L. K. 3. Mcß.inJonl, , by Absurd —Leta, Eleven started. Avant l ouriet two lengths and a-half fre* who was a length and a-tialf in nw Farrago. The IVemauii 1.3133- Fractional times: : ” !t longs, 50.; the concluding RINGWOOD S:TEEPLECHA« Of £600; abcut 2 miles 1“ • ( HANNAN, 11.3 ' I VIM Y RIDGE, 10.2 .. .. “I REPARTITION, 9.7 - Seven started. Hannan won W “ ; quarters of a length, two lengths between serond and tnine 4.3:3. TOORAK HANDICAP Of £1,500; 1 xaDe. (TEXTILE (C. G. Brown*. “* • Green Seal —Bradford L»s* " BE AUHAKIA', 7.9 . VAALS, 9.3 .. *' Textile won by thieequj-tcrs o * ha f a length between sitoia Ti ne, 1.39 a (course recorl>-