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Taranaki Daily News, 3 March 1920, Page 7

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RACING IN AUSTRALIA. F.R.C. SECOND DAT. MACADAM WINS THE CUP. By Telegraph.—Press Assn.—Copyright. Received Marrth 2, 9.5G p.m. Melbourne, March 2. The weather was fine and sunny and there was a largo attendance for the second day of the Victoria Bacing Club's autumn meeting. Alnwick just won the Elms Handicap from the early leader Battle Wrack. The favorite, Tangalopma, was sixth. Alnwick was trained by Chris. Moore for Its lady owner, Mrs A. Chlmslde. MldlMi, ridden by McLachlen, finished first In the Ascot Vale Stakes, and won narrowly from the penalised Gosslne Haton.. Midilll cost Mr. Norman Falkhier £550 as a yearling. There was a great finish in the Australian Cup. Macadam made a fine run and won in the last fifty yards from an outsider, Tenteirfleld. Eastcourt was a good third. Menin was beaten at half n mile and ran third to last. Kllfllnn was dangerous at the straight entrance. Macadam cost its owner, Mr. S. Mackay, £I7OO. It won the Perth Cup In 1918. ■T. Mahoney, a Newcastle jockey, rode the Mr double—Red Dome and Macadam. Remits ELMS HANDICAP.—AInwick 7.12, 1; Battlei Wrack 7.3, 2: Well Off 7.5, 3. Eleven ran. Won by half a head, four lengths between second and third. Time, lmln. 40% sec. ASCOT VALE STAKES.—Mldllli 8.7, 1; Gossine Haton 9.3, 2; Glenace 8.10, 3. Seven ran. Won by a short neck, three-quarters of a length between second and third. Time, lmln. 15sec. AUSTRALIAN CUP.~Macadr,m 7.1 (J. Mabone}'), 1; Tcnterfleld 6.7 (P. Leonard), 2; Eastcourt 7.11 (W. H. McLachlan), 3. Tenterfield ' led early In the race. Macadam finished on the outside and won by a neck, Eastcourt wa3 a neck off thErd. Telccles was fourth and Kllfllnn flftli. Time, 3min. 57% sec. MARCH STEEPLES—YammIea 9.10, 1; Megass U. 3, 2; Pinion 123, 3. Nine ran Won by three lengths. Plash Bob and Haberdasher fell amd Lord Cecil pulled up. Time, 4min. Hl^seo. BOURKE HANDICAP—Euseblus 8.12, l! Our y sola us 8, 2; Frais 7.9, 3. Won by half a length, three-quarters of a length between second and third. Time, lmln. 25% sec. JUNIOR HANDICAP.—Rostrum 7, lEarl Simmon 8.1, 2: Double Bezlque 6.12, 3. Eighteen starters. Won by half a length. Time, lmln. flsec. Eusebhis established an Australasian record of lmln. 25% sec in the Bourke Handicap. Gloaming's sister. Refraction, had her first start in the Junior, but after being prominent early, finished eighth. In the Cup the last half mile ttaa done In 50Visee.-Aus.-NZ. Cable Assn. <

TE AROHA RACES. SECOND DAY'S RESULTS. By Telegraph.—Pres3 Association. Auckland, Last Night. The second day of the To Aioha races was held In fine weather. Tho totaJlsator handled £25,662, nn increase of £230 on last year. Results:— MANAWARU HTIRDLES.—TIirace I, Garry Owen 2, Surrey Park 3. Seven started. Won by two lengths. Tho winner wa.i t.icorite. Time, 3min. 22sec. TOURIST WELTER —Isingarch 1, Mountain Hold 2, Arch Salute 3. Five started. Won by a length, Arch Salute was farorlte. Tlmo, Imln 46sec. MAIDEN PLATE.—Wlnsomri Arch 1, Aircraft 2, Aman'n Lass 3. Nineteen started. Oak Abbey was - favorite. Won by a length and a half, a length between second and third. Time, lmln. 33sec. GLAXO CUP.—Ruatara 1, General Adranee 2, Hlneimaru 3. Seventeen started. Won by two lengths. The winner was farorlte. Time, lmln. 43 2-iisec. JOCKEY CLUB HANDlCAP.—Boehfleld 1, Ohlnewalrua 2, Te Oro 3. Six started. Queen Abbey was favorite. Won by a length and a half, a length between second and third. Time, lmln. 44 S-Bsoc. WAIBAKAU HANDICAP.—Monocr.it 1, Machreo 2, Expludo 3. Twelve started. Scrap o' Paper was farorlte. Won l>y a neck. Time, lmln. ISsec. ELECTRIC HANDICAP.—Prince Charlerol 1, Goldplane 2. Caballero 3. Eight started. Catnllero was favorite. Won by a neck. Time, lmln. 11 l-ssec. FAREWELL HANDICAP— Kereone 1, Rekanul 2, Tabasco 3. Five started. Rekanul was favorite. Won by a length, a neck between second and third. Time, lmln. 31 2-5 see.

OPUNAKE RACES. WEIGHTS FOR THE MEETING. Wellington, Last Kisht. Weilghts for the Opuiwke Racing Club's meeting ore: — HURDLES HANDICAP, one and a half miles. —l'olthog'ae, Army Service 10.7, To Toa 10.5, Applaud. Speedwell Man, Cadet 10, Paul Moore, Fair Paul 9.13, Tirau 9.9, Cheddar 9.7. Master Webster 9.0, Toddy, Coram, Stelpnul, Kauinhoe, Welcome Light, Silent Dick 9.0. OPUNAKE CUP, one and a quarter miles. —Rewlpoto 97, Marquetenr 8.12, Deffradiitlon 8.11, Esthonla 8.7, Perfect Day 8 4, Toa Tere 7.10, Tiranga 7.7, Movement, Rlsingham 7:C, Tirana 6.12, Clavls, Self Alliance 6.10. ELECTRIC HANDICAP Ave furlongs Marble Bar 9.5, Machree 9.2, American Beauty 8.13,, Karero 8.11. Lady Paula, Biff fush 8.7, Alice Montrose, .Empyrean 8.0, Mellta 8.5. Prodlftal, Kaimanawanul 8.2, Toddy, Kellee, Torokaho, Vaincre, Hauklno, Gold Work, Marble Maid, Hulroa, Rangltapu, Lady Leo, King Salute, Bay Formby, Finland Mnid 8.0. WELTER HANDICAP, serren furlones— Army Service 10.7, Machree. 9.13, Trombone 9.12,' Florist 9 8, Catallnl 9.5, Some Boy 8.13, Valencia, Te Toa 8.12. Gulanforro 8.11, Kaimanawanul, Vagranceplece 8 9, Encircle, Stclpaul, Welcome Light, Marthon 8.7. ST. PATRICK'S HANDICAP, six furlongs. —Simonides 9.10, Esthcmla, Madam Rlstorl 8.9, Egmont Park 8.7, Movement 8.4, Timna 7.8, Income 1.1, Prince Fownfoy 7.6. Marble Bar 7.3, Machree 7.1, American Beauty 0.12. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP, one imile.—ltlsInsham 9(1. Self Alliance S.lO, Cadet. B.i, Machree. Trombone 8.2, Mellta 7.7, Some Hoy 7.n, Vrfleni-lft 7.3, Kaimanawanul 7.X, Vitgranceplece. Welcome Light 7.0. FAREWELL HANDICAP, Ave furlongs.— Income. I'rlnce Formby 9.0. Marble Bar 8,12, American Beauty 8.0, Kareao 8,4, Lady Paula, Catallnl 8 0, Alice Montrose 7.13, Mellta 7,12, Prodigal 7.9, Master Curran 7.7, Banogue, Kellee, Yeoman, Rlkl, Torokaho, Glorday, Finland Maid, Lady Leo, Hauklno, Marble Maid, Cuiratlon, Yaldlna, Princess Ora, Raugatapu, King Salute, Bay Formby. Interval 7.6. NAPIER PARK RACES. FIRST DAY'S ACCEPTANCES. Napier, Last Night. The acceptances for the first flKv ot' the Napier Park autumn meeting arc as follow: OM ARANCI HURDLES, one and three-quar-ter miles —Kohu 118, Keus 11.2, Wishful 110, Chillies 10.1, All Talk 10.9, Sensitive 9.0, Fortunio, Lady Penza, Woolahra. 9.0. ESK HACK HANDICAP, flro furlongs.— Early Dfiwn 9 0, Lord Astolat 8.0, Asterlna 5.5 Hepta 8.1. Heiwhermoon 7.13, Wawata 7.12, Irapuka, Lad.v Wolaiva 7 11, Mnkepioce 7.10, Moshenes 77, Svcorar, Mclyneau 7.C, Import 7,r., Dunstsn ItURh 7.2. Fotherlngny Custie 7 0, King Albert, Hotoke 6.10, Bernailotte, Fife and Drum, Form, Tarengaroa 6.1.1 NAPIER CUP HANDICAP, cme and a quarter miles— (lazlque 9.0, Bonny Maid R. 9, Punka, Maioha 8 5, Athens n. 8.2, Lingerie, Lovematch SO, Bagdad 7.8, Potentiality 71. Coldshine 7.4, Demagogue 7.0, Ladoguer, The Speaker, Battle Array (Sl2, MultElne 0 10. RAPUNC STAKES, five furlongs.—Humbug 10.2, Delight 9.3. Little River, Tlgrltiyn 7J B, Chrvsosuir. 1 . 7 10. Verbosity 79. Woden 7.7. fiaceftil, Polltti 7.3, I'ente 7.4, Mountain Chelf 7.11, Martini <)!'-. TRIAL HACK HANDICAP, sis furlongs Miss Love 8.10, Chant, Royal Ok:o 8.7, Crange, .lolly rove S r., Chit Cliat. Bemndotte, Admiral Codrlngton, Dnnny Brool; 8.3. WELTER HANDICAP, seven furlonsa Athens II 10.13. Demagogue 9 13, Matatane H 12. All Tali: 9.9. Maraetotara 5.12.. K,vistone S.P, Voluble... H.Miia. Persian King. Manhattan, Palm Oil 8.7. RETX'T.Yi.IFi: lIACK WELTER, one mile - f',u:'.]',ai'i> 91;. ReiiiU-mi 8.10. Miss Maitl 7.12, Mr.'lu.'t,'.:;, Mur.une, YVoofl'arl; 7.11, Hotoko 7.10, St Outer, Admiral Codriusltm 7.7.

1 o HANDICAP, r\x furlongs—Spanner lmera 8 - 10 ' Hetatia 8.8, Lionskin SO, ?! 17,12,I 7,12, Manila 7.7, Tarl 7.0, Hookah C.ll, BUssfulness, Lady Wolawa 6.7. ®^K- - SCURRY (nominations), Sit *urlan£8 —Plroplro, Bacchante, Anata, A» \ < ? mi Clmt • loll >' Core - Kln S an '* Drum, Bornadotta. Admiral CoOrlngton, Cashmere, MlsA Lore, Taringarou, Motor Moutoa. TROTTING. THE WANGANUI MEETING. > The concluding day. , 1 By Telegraph.—Press Association. mt Wangnnul, Last. Night. The Wangnnui Trotrijitf Club' 3 annual meeting concluded to-day in incessant rain. The going was Tery heavy. The totallsaitor handled £23,160, making £49,578 for the meeting, compared with £35.708 last year. Results IMPROVERS' HANDICAP.—S Roslna Elect (Bennett) 1, 1 Hfcghwood 2, 2 Visible S. Also started: 4 Maydorn, 3 Ekoranel. Won by six lengths, half a length between second and third. Time, 4m(n. PEACE HANDICAP.—I Peterden (Hendrlcksen) 1, 3 Hlghwood 2, 6 Edna 3. Also started: 7 Bosina Elect, 4 Conscript, 2 Nlbbldard, 5 The Bathe, 6 Yim Kin. Won by lour lengths, two lengths between second and third. Time, 3mln. 34flec. BOROUGH HANDICAP.—I Harold Wilkes (Hendricksefti) 1, 5 Overrate 2, 2 Highborn B. Also started; 9 Tlmbell, 8 Wildwood Queen, i Wallace Held, 6 Chocolate Soldier, 4 Roacray, 3 Mangoiitu, 10 Maggie Girl. Won by six lengths, two lengths between second and third. Tlime, 4mln. 3 2-Ssec. LIVERPOOL HANDICAP.—9 Albert Wallace (J. Smith) 1, 7 Paul Dufault 2, 1 Marie Tempest 3. Also started: 2 Bluewood, 4 Tauiilnu, 3 Indra, 0 • Speculator, 3 Voter, 5 Prlnzora. Three furlongs from home Albert Wallace came through to win by three lengths, twelve lengths between second and third. Time, 4mln. f»7sec. STEWARDS' HANDICAP.—I Sal Pointer (Berry) 1, 4 Talkorea 2, 2 MaUe 3. Also atanod: 3 Annie Black, R Alphie K. Won by eight lengths, four lengths between second ftXKI third. Time, 4mln. 24sec. BALLANCE HANDICAP.—I Mangoutu (J. Smith) 1, 3 Speculator 2, 2 Overrate 3. Also started: 0 Wildwood Queen, 5 Bonrtte, 4 Rio Grande. Won by ten lengths, twelve lengths between second and third. Time, jmin. 15 2-ssec. WANGANUI STAKES.—X Sea Nymph (Shaw) 1, 8 lan Coronado 2, 4 Walteranul 3. Also started: 0 Bann Child, 2 Jimmy Richmond, a Tauhtau. Won by two and a half lengths, half a length botiveen second and third. Time, Smin. 26sec. FAREWELL HANDICAP.—3 Petrova (Bryce junr.) 1, 4 King Leal- 2, 5 Proud Elsie 3. Also started: 7 Carry On, 0 Sea Nymph, 9 Inora, 1 Henry Traeey, 10 Carol,' S Tim Wilkin, 2 Walteranui. Won by three length#, a head between second and third. Time, 2 mis. 24 4-ssec.

NEWMARKET YEARLING SALES. HIGH PRICES REALISED. By Telegraph—Pfess Assn.—Copyright. Received March 2, 7.35 p.m. Melbourne, March 2. At the Nowmarket yearling sales there was keen competition and good prices. One hundred and seven lots were sold for £24,244. Mr. Scully (Sydney) paid 1200 guineas for a full brother to Gloaming. Mr. Chlshokn (Sydney) gave the same figure for a iVilkln-Colosu. filly. Other Wilkin youngsters brought 900, 600, and 523 guineas respectively. Three Woorak colts brought 810, SOO, .and 600 guineas respectively: a Tresardy-Polska colt 625; Saintuson-Auraria's daughter colt 775.