Three Dominion Wins at Rosehill

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 751, 26 August 1929, Page 12

Three Dominion Wins at Rosehill

PAQUITO—STORMYTIDAL AUSSIE AND PAGANELU PLACED (Unite,l r.A.—By Telegraph — Copyrigi,-, SYDNEY. Sunday. At the Rosehill meeting held .... day the Xew Zealand horsei. Rani?' stormy and Tidal each won a V> U ’ l’aganelli and Aussie finished in IhPJj Place in the respective divisions which they contested. s 111 MAIDEN HURDLE RACE ' Of £200; about 2 miles OSTENTATION, 9.6 . BENSBUN, 9.0 HONEST LIGHT, 9.0 .. *.* ** ** ** •• 2 Ten started. The New Zealand : ins Penman, 10.3 made ihe eariy iimg, hut was cased up, and the enclosure lame. Osiu mat Q ; by five lengths, a length and a-half : tween second and third. Time, 3.41 ' DUNDAS HANDICAP Of £250; 7 fur. First Division PAQUITO (I! A Knight), b -. by Thurnham—Madrid, S 10* ‘ . HOLDFAST, Svrs, 8.1 . ” •• I j PAG A NELLI, syrs, 9.11 .. J. \\ " *• = Eleven started. Faeanelli and Holdf»« ; in turn led tha field to the straieh, , trance, where the last-named hid .Jo lengths advantage from Paean.m Paquito then came fast from fourth rxir tion, to win by three-quarU rs of a lenrtw from Holdfast, who beat Paganelli bv two and a-half lengths for second piac/ Time, 1.26. * Second Division LORD EUDORUS (IT. Shaw), b r yrs. by Kudorus—Lady Patrice, ST i LOQUACIOUS, 4yrs, s.ll * 4 2 AUSSIE. Gyrs. lu.l ] J Ten started. Aussie was prominent early, and a furlong from lmme had tha lead, but Lord Kudorus finished strongly and won by a neck from Loquacious, wh-i heat Aussie by half a length. Time AUGUST HANDICAP STORMY, aged, by Quin Abbey—Martian Princess, 8.0 . ! LADY CLARA, Gyrs. 7.5 \ *’ £ j BACCHUS, aged, 9.5 j Nine started. Eillom made the pace ; for half a mile. Stormy led into the straight, and the New Zealand gelding, having all the best in the run honie, drew i.way to win by three lengths, third horse two lengths further off. Time, THREE AND FC UR-Y EA R - OLD H AN DIC AP Of £200; 7 fur. TICINO (E. L. B&illieu and A. TV. Thompson), b Ji, 4yrs, by Valais— Pereskina. 5.7 t VIOLIN SOLO. 3yrs, 7.10 3 WOODGERB, 7.11 3 Twenty-five started. Ticino won by half a length. The New Zealand colt, Nightmarch, finished seventh. Time, PARRAMATTA MILE Of £200; 1 mile. TIDAL (O. Nicholson and E. R. Davis), b h, syrs, by Sea Sick—Cilicie, 8.11 | CARRULA, aged, 10.2 2 GOLDEN MUSIC, 4yrs, 5.13 .. 3 Twelve started. Garrula led into th* straight, where Tidal came along, and the latter, striding away, won by two lengths, third horse a length and a-half away. Time, 1.42. Gay Ballerina. 5.7. finished fourth in the Three and Four-year Handicap. OTAGO HUNT ANNUAL RACE MEETING Press Association DUNEDIN, Saturday. The following handicaps have been declared for the Otago Hunt Club’s meeting on September 7: SEA VIEW HUNTERS’ HURDLES. 1} miles.—Beauty Light, 10.9; Exide, 10.0; Parader, Armchair, 9.13; Arrow}', 9.11; Royal Land. Clarenson, Trahoo, Gong, Nagambie, 9.7. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP, 5 fnrongs.—Blue Metal, 9.3: El Boa, 8.10; Page Boy, 5.9; Mount Boa. 8.6; Impertinence, 8.6; Crossbow, 5.5; Broadfield, 8.4: Full Flight. 8.3: Battle Screen, Limavady, Bellicose. Assemble. Captivate, Bitractor, Rastus. Sunward. Sailing Home. Skysign, Positive, Sunny Paper, Maretta, Corn Queen. Lady Anomaly, Genteel, Stringbow. Glass Jug, Frasquita. Some Toff. 8.0. OTAGO HUNT CLUB CUP STEEPLECHASE, 2’. miles.—Snowfall, 11.18; Radiac, 10.12; Thistlecrown. Toa Taua, Night Raid. 10.9; Andy, 10.3; Valves, Koremata, Star Tractor, Nagambie, De Cruse. Te Haunui. 10.0. JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP, 1 mile Rack Duke, 3 0.3; Royal Saxon. 9.9; Taboo. 9.0; Money Mine. $.13: Wingatui, 5.4; Rascal, 5.3; Membo, Circulation, 8.2; Evening, Narrative, 7.13; Brightling. 7.7. BROCKVILLE STEEPLECHASE. 2 miles.—Dubious. 12.11; Pamplona. 11.?; Snowfall, 11.1; Kapuna, 10.9; Radiac, 9.13; Terehu, 9.10; Thistlecrown, Toa Taua. Night Raid, 9.9; Rag Tag, 9.8; Valves, Koremata, Star Tractor, 9.0. HUNTERS’ FLAT HANDICAP, U miles.—Tintoretto, 10.13; The Harp, 10.11; Equerry, 10.3: Exide, Beauty Light, 10.2; Armchair, 9.9; Parader. Fresh Breeze, Whiffler, Royal Land, Clarenson, Gong. 9.7. VAUXHALL HANDICAP, 6 furlong?.— Narrative. 9.9: High Gear, 8.13; Town Major, 8.10; Glenrowan. Stealth, 5.9; El Boa, 8.3: Page Boy. 5.2; Mount Boa. Salmo Salar. Impertinence. 7.12: CrOSS Bow. Broadfield, Dumblane, 7.11; Full Flight, 7.10; All Smiles, Battle Screen. Wild Work. Limavady, Calham, Assemble. Ballanoe, El Nido. Sailing Hom*. Skysign. Frasquita, Stringbow, Glass WING AT U 1 TROTTING HANDICAP, miles.-—Deste, Dolly Chimes, Ja-k Frost, Minimax. Prince Bingen. Radio, Sunrays, limit; Auto, Sasin, 12yds; Master Jack. Sunspot Wallace Mac, 36: Frf'e Pointer, Kid Logan, 48; Erin's Chance, tain Chimes, 120; Sungleam. 132. A SUCCESSFUL YEAR WAIKATO CLUB A successful season is reported by the committee of the Waikato Racing Club in its annual report for the year ended July 31. 1929. A profit of £4Ol was made, after allowing for depreciation at the rate of 5 per cent, on buildings, and 10 per cent, on plant and transferring £BB to the bad debts reserve account. The totalisator receipts totalled £15,236, being an increase of £1,209 against the previous year’s figures. The sum of £8,299 was paid in taxation. J"' During the year the sum of £8,750 was paid in stakes, a decrease of £IOO on the previous year’s figures. The racing reached a high standard and a good class of horse cornpot e< **