IN THE SHADE

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1059, 25 August 1930, Page 12

IN THE SHADE

SUCCESS OF AUCKLANDER AT ROSEHILL DUNRAVEN TOO United r .A.—By Telegraph Copyright SYDNEY, Sunday. At the Rosehill races yesterday the weather was fine. The chief events resulted:— GRANVILLE STAKES Sweepstakes of £2 each with £2OO added: 9 fur. First Division ^ Z) * 713 ' Humphries 1 MISS VARA, 7.1 .. *' ” •* 3 io,?i Xteen »» star x? d ' inc luding the New Zeaanciers Ren Hur and I’m Alone. The ltS rider at the barrier reDunraven won by a long on?s f a " ha 4, f . lengths between seconr£, and third. Time, 1.543 The New Zealander Stately was unpfnhoe m the ' SeCOnd division, won by DUNDAS HANDICAP Sweepstakes of £2 each with £*>oo added; 7 fur. Johnston 1 FUJISAN, 9.13 - Twenty started, including the Vew Zealanders Kaglet, Goshawk and Vallar but Limerick did not start Goshawk Won bv r c ? er fa 1 ,h ? hve-furlongs Post jyßHhy a length and a-quarter. two and Tiil?e f 1 e ?- S 1 hS rJ? e 1 ween fecond and third, cord This equals the course reROSEHILL AUGUST HANDICAP eepstakes kof £2 each with ■*“ _l 5O added; 1 mile 3 fur. ~ IN THE SHADE (W. S. Glenn), br c Sun — Vio,et «: SUNFLARE, 7.3 . . I EXACT, 7.S ;; " ■' 3 .Ten started, including Arikiwai. which ran fourth. \\ on easily by three-quarters of a length each wav. Time 2lt The New Zealanders Anda and Sargon were unplaced. In the second division of the Three and SL ur « yea y Han i ll cap. the New Zealandeis Jr’apatu and Nali were unplaced. The Parramatta mile was won bv Black Douglas. The stewards inquired into a complaint of alleged interference with Goshawk in the Dundas Handicap, but were unable to say whether it was due to the carelessness of any particular rider. When Goshawk stumbled and lost its rider Eaglet lost ground and her prospects were spoiled. TWO-YEAR-OLD PARADE EVENT AT ELLERSLIE BONNY LEA WINS SPRINT A good deal of -interest was mani- j fested UP the two-year-old parade at j Ellerslie on Saturday morning. Fif- ; teen youngsters were carded, but three i scratchings and one late arrival reduced the number to eleven. A good start saw the chestnut Leigh ton-Valvate gelding jump out brilliantly from an outside position. Then Bonny Lea, orr the inside, soon caught him, and she finished full of running to beat Royal Gallant and the Leighton-Valvate gelding by a couple of lengths. Then, after a gap. came Herbie (Surveyor—Pell), Hawthorne (Lucullus —Little Flower). and the Leighton—Comedienne gelding, who were together. Bonny Lea looks like coming to hand early. She is a racy-looking filly by Arausio from Waterlea. owned by Mr. X. Wade. Royal (Gallant is a real good looker, and one that may develop into a brilliant performer. He has size and quality, and displayed grit and determination. The Leighton—Valvate gelding is forward enough to be considered when the nursery races commence a month hence.

JOCKEY DISQUALIFIED United P.A.—By Telegraph—Copyright MELBOURNE, Sunday. The jockey Badger was disqualified for a month for interference in the first division of the Welter Handicap at the Williamstown races.