MINOR EVENTS
C.J.C. HANDICAPS Press Association CHRISTCHURCH, Sunday. The following handicaps for minor events on the opening day (Tuesday week) of the Grand National meeting have been declared by Mr. J. E. Henrys:
AUSTRALIAN HURDLES MOSSTROOPER THE WINNER (United P.A.—By Telegraph — Copyright) MELBOURNE, Sunday. The Victoria Amateur Turf Club’s August meeting opened at Caulfield yesterday. The following was the result of the leading event: oV s Jo R At ,^ N hurdle race or £-,100; oi miles and 20yds. MOSSTROOPER (G. Powell), c-h g Syrs, by Kenilworth—Keego. 9 10 i LONGLANDS. 10.5 .. ’ ** k SCUDALONG, 9.0 .. ..*.*.* // ” * ‘ * * $ Ten started. Sir Eaton had the lead when the race was half run, Mosstrooper being his nearest attendant, with Longlands handy Turning for home Mosstrooper gained the lead, and his superior pace on the flat enabled him to win by five lengths from Longlands. who beat Scudalong by four lengths, then came Cobranveil, Sir Eaton, May Dav in that order. Time, 6.16.
HUNTERS’ HURDLES Of £250: 15 miles. Just John 11 3 9 0 Gay Jim . . 10 13 Diamond Birk beck . . 10 2 9 0 Grand Royal DesNational 9 13 patch . . . 9 0 Mime .... 9 32 Wliiffler . . 9 0 aitaunaha. 9 10 Barrington . 9 0 Quilfire 9 10 Master GarGilgai . . . 9 10 land .... 9 0 TRIAL HURDLES Of £300; 12 miles. Amorist . . . 10 11 Membo . . . 9 3 'arinthia . . 10 6 9 ’resham . . 10 1 9 1 Jala Day . . 30 1 0 rhurnbell 10 1 Aurora Fine Acre . . 9 13 Borealis . . 9 0 Apache . . . 9 5 Antrim Boy . 9 0 Abisogrne . . 9 3 Blue Peter . 9 0 JUMPERS' FLAT HANDICAP Of £250; lit miles. Xukuraai . . 11 9 9 Mister Gamp . . . 10 9 Kawini . . . 9 0 Overhaul . . 10 r, Tresham . . 10 3 Chickwheat 9 13 Locarno . . . 9 12 Jala Day . . 9 0 9 12 9 Aberfeldy . . 9 11 3rightling 9 0 doromea . . 9 10 Lancer . . . 9 10 Perle de Leon 9 7 Birkbeck . . 9 0 EXFIELD 'TEEPLES Of £250. 2 miles. -»ord Ranald 12 2 9 Dubious . . 10 13 Vlaric . . . 10 6 Jirkbeck . . 10 3 Greenstone . wapuna . . . 9 13 >riflamb . . 9 13 9 A aitaunaha. 9 11 Boa Aryan . 9 10 Fairness . . 9 0 AVOXHEAD HAXDICAP Of £250 : V fur. Narrative 10 11 Mem bo . . . 20 10 Roi de Val . 10 9 Honeycomb . 10 C Shortly . . . 10 5 Sweet Refrain 10 4 9 Pilosol . 9 13 Phastar . . . 9 S Grand Acre. 9 7 Hounslow . . 9 7 otarshooter . 9 5 Marsham . . The Viscount . . 9 1
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 733, 5 August 1929, Page 12
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