LIMERICK LAME

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 765, 11 September 1929, Page 13

LIMERICK LAME

GALLOPS AT RANDWICK (United P.A. — B\j Telegraph — Copyright) SYDNEY, Tuesday. On the Randwick tracks today the New Zealand horses Night March and Nedda galloped a sterling mile in 1.42, with the flags out 20 feet. Paquito did a mile on the tan in 1.435, and left Arikanui well behind. Winalot had the best of Mollison by a length over nine furlongs in 1.56*. Limerick took 1.30 for seven furlongs, and walked off lame. Inducement has an injured foot. This has caused a sensation among racing men. He is engaged in the nine furlongs Chelmsford Stakes next Saturday. WEIGHT-FOR AGE RACES The following is a list of the entries for the weight-for-age races to be run at the A.J.C. spring meeting on October 5,7, 0, and 12: Spring Stakes, of £2,500; 15 miles. — First day: Winalot. The Banker, Limerick, Inducement, Bacchus, Nightmarch, Mollison, Mid Kent (imp.), Leadlight, Black Duchess, Paganelli. Crucis, Tidal, Seatown, Valparaiso, Oratrix, Concentrate, Amounis, Solitiis, Chariot. Craven Plate, of £3,000; 11 miles—Third day; Honour, Winalot, Crown Area, The Banker, Limerick, Paquito, Loquacious, Ruffier (imp.), Nightmarch, Mollison. Phar Lap, Violin Solo, Nedda, Leadlight. Black Duchess, Cathmar, Paganelll, Comanche, Sir Kibble, Crucis, Aussie, Peacemaker, Ramulus, Seatown, Valparaiso, Amounis, Firbolg, Lorason, Oratrix, Concentrate, Kidaides, Gilt Edge, Carradule. Randwick Plate, of £2,500; 2 miles.— Fourth day: Winalot, The Banker, Limerick, Loquacious, Inducement, Bacchus, Fondant, Nightmarch, Songift, Cimbist, Leadlight, Black Duchess, Sharp Son, New Sweet, Comanche, Sir Ribble, Crucis, Tidal, Seatown, Spearman, Valparaiso, Amounis. Luddenham, Oratrix, Concentrate, Kidaides, Royal Flavour, Solitas. A.R.C. COMMITTEE GRANT TO WESTPORT CLUB At a meeting of the Auckland Racing Club Committee yesterday, a sum of £25 was donated toward the appeal being made on behalf of the Westport Jockey Club, whose buildings suffered in the earthquake. Eleven new members were elected, and one members’ resignation was accepted. The following transfers were approved:—J. W. McCormack to 11. T. Hume, 1926, b c Lord Quex —Retraction; F. j. Marshall to W. Cunningham. Valorient; E. H. B. Milsom to H. A. H. Gilmer, Mintie; H. G. McIntosh to T. Fraser, jun.. Hunting Cry; A. D. Potter to Mrs. D. Thompson, 1927. br f Valkyrian—Malaria; P. S. Gleeson C. Gleeson, Oil King; J. C. Gleeson to P. S. Gleeson, Bells of Sliandon; E. McCorkindale to J. J. Howard, June Hose; P. Corbett to W. and N. Corbett, Emancipation. Accounts totalling £5lO were passed for payment.