Nightmarch Beats Chide Comfortably

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 941, 7 April 1930, Page 12

Nightmarch Beats Chide Comfortably

Three Lengths Margin Hoots for Winner NEW ZEALANDERS AT ROSEHILL United P.A.—By Telegraph—Copyright SYDNEY, Saturday. i Tho Rosehill meeting was held yes- ! terday in fine weather after overnight | Great interest was centred in the j meeting of the New Zealand pair Nightmarch and •Chide in the Rawson | Stakes. Honours rested with Night- | march, who scored a decisive victory. ! True Shaft, another from New Zea- ! Uftid, led the field home in the second ; division of the Three and Four-year-old Handicap. i The following are the results: RAWSON STAKES Of £650; nine furlongs; W.F.A. i NIGHTMARCH (A. Louisson), b h, by I Night Raid—Marsa, 4 yrs, 9.0, R. Reed l CHIDE (E. C. Trautwein), ch g, by Paladin—Reproachful, 4yrs, 8.11 .. 2 DONALD (E. Smith), b g, by Don Reynaldo—Andol, aged, 8.13 8 At the seven furlongs post Loquacious was leading from Nightmarch and Chide. Coming to the straight Nightmarch went to the front hotly pursued by Chide, while Loquacious had fallen back. A furlong from home Chide tried to get on terms with Nightmarch. but the latter outclassed his rival, and drawing away won by three lengths, with Donald six lengths off third. Leadlight was fourth. Time, 1.541. Nightmarch was hooted after his victory. Some of the newspapers are asking why the stewards had not ordered an inquiry into the horse’s running- at Moorfield compared with his form at Rosehill. NURSERY HANDICAP Of £250; 6 furlongs First Division INCOME. 7.12, Denham l VEILMOND (N.Z.), 9.13, McCarten .. 2 LUCKY DANE, S.B, Gillan 3 Neck; length and a-hltlf between second and third. Seventeen started. Time, 1.15. Second Division WEOTARA. 5.5, Simpson 1 SNOWBOUND, 7.4, Parr 2 SANTORE, 7.9, Reed :} Two lengths; head. Eighteen started. Time, 1.151. AUTUMN HANDICAP Of £250; li miles GWILLIAN 7.1, Simpson i HAPPY NEW, 7.12, D. Munro . * 2 SIR RIBBLE, 7.9, Cook 3 Half a head: length and three-quarters. Eleven tar ted. Peacemaker was fourth. RAILWAY HANDICAP Of £250; 7 furlongs First Division GREENLINE 10.11, J. Pike 1 VENETIAN LADY, 8.11, D. Munro .. 2 I SOULTON, 8.4, Goddard 3 i Half a length; head. Thirteen started j Time, 1.26:*. Second Division ! SIR CHRISTOPHER, 8.4, Davidson .. 1 SPANISH GALLEON, R. Reed .. .. 2 j FENTHEUS, 8.11, Johnstone 3 ! Length and a-half; same. Twelve 1 started, including Aussie and Gesto. THREE AND FOUR-YEAR-OLD HANDICAP Of £250; 7 furlongs HIGH DISDAIN (N.Z.), 9.4 J. Pike 1 .MYSTIC PEAK (N.Z.), 10.1, Burke 2 ALOORGAS (N.Z.), S.ll, CouUs .. .. 3 Head; three-quarters of a length. Fif--1 teen started. Time, 1.27. Second Division : 9 - 4 - «• ?, SPEARMAN, 5.12, Halier’ .V ‘ Z i Half a neck; half a length. Fifteen Siarted. 1 ime, 1.27 a. HAWKE’S BAY REHANDICAPS Press Association WELLINGTON, Sunday. Rehandicaps for the Hawke’s Bay Jockey Club’s meeting- are:—Poukawa Handicap: Wereta, B.G. High-weight Handicap: Tunbridge, 9.9.