SPORTING

Taranaki Daily News, 11 October 1920, Page 3

SPORTING

RACING IN AUSTRALIA. CAULFIELD SPRING MEETING. MIDILLI WINS THE GUINEAS. By Telegraph.—Press Assn. —Copyright. Received Oct. 10, 5,5 p.m. Melbourne, Oct, !\ For the Caulfleld spring meeting tho weatner was brilliaut, and there was a splendid attendance. The Debutante Stakes provided a flue race. The Sydi.ey colt Orion led Into the straight, bul wps beaten in the last fifty yards by Sefton, who ran very truly. Seflon, who is owned by Messrs. J. M. Niall and Norman Falkirer, established a Victorian record of for half a mile. The much funded ouster Olive was never dangerous, and finished sixth. Eurythnjie was a pronounced favorite for tho Caulfleld Stakes, and #on very easily from its stabie-imate Tangitlooma. 'J'to lime was half a second outside the raco rccCTd. heid by Traquclte. Prank Dempsey rode Uurythmie, and thus completed a treble success, as he piloted tho two previous afternoon'? winners in Miss Pinkerton in the Welter and Sefton in the Debutante Stakes. Results: — DEBUTANTE STAKES.—Seftou 8.0 1. Orion 8.0 2, Canterbury 8.0 3. Sixteen started. Too Cool and "Stare led in the early stages. Orion took charge at tho end of a furlong, and was first luto the straight. Sefton, on the outside, came fast and won by threequarters of a length, the third hffrse half a length away. Shepherd Queen was fourth. Time, sec. CAULFIELD STAKES.—Eurylhmlc 0.0 1, TangnlGoma 8.11 2, Quceu Comedy 8.12 3. Sii started. Lute Player led easily, but EuryIhmic took charge at tho home turn and won easily by two lengths, Queen Comedy was a length away. Clever Jim was fourth, and Ethiopian fifth. Ttme, 1.54%. CAULFIELD GUINEAS.—MidiIIi 8.0 (G. Harrison) 1, Double Bozique 8.5 2, Etlevo 8.0 3. Fifteen started. Refraction was the first lo break the line, Then Etieve went to the front, aud was joii.ed by Fitzarlington at the half mile. Etieve was the first into the Straight from Crimson, FitzarJl'ngtou, Mldiili, and Double Bezique. A great race saw .Mithlli win by a neck from Double Bezique, on the extreme outside. Etieve was a neck away third and Crimison was next. Time, 1.41 Vir -

TOOUAK IfANDICAP.-oLord Setay 8.5 1, Rfd Dome a.o 2, Sir Ibex f1.5 Seventeen started. A brilliant race, wor in the Inst .stride by a head. Sir Ibex, who wn.s leading at the distance, finished a neck behind Red Pome. Time, 1.41%.—Au5.-N.Z. Cable Assn. THE A.J.C. MEETING. FINAL DAY'S ItPSULTS. Received Oct. 10, 5.5 p.m. Sydney, Oct. 0. The weather was uncertain for the final day of the A.J.C. meeting. Tl'ere were 40,000 present. Tho course was in Mod condition. F.nmarl,' was tir.ubie io extnid Ecarte in tho Waverlcy Handicap, though 1 lie latter only just shaded Millieme for ihe verdict. The Su-epleehase was a chapter of mishaps, only the first two horses completing the race without falling. The Plate produced a. flue struggle between Poitrel and Kcnna(pihair, with Persl'ors always threatening "to upset their pot." The time was one second outside ICennaquhair's Australia*.- record. Kesults:— CANOXBUHY STAKES—Poppy J,3nd 8.5 1, Llcin.'.liv 8.0 2, Science S.O «, Fourteen Si/.rled, War Acre and Llanlllv were leading throughout, Pr.pny Laud winning in the Ir.sl furlong by a ttM* Ti?n<>, I.o^. WAYEULEY HAM' 1 ' ''' , irle 7.S 1, Milla me -Ml 2. Kpxiti.fi M?.fu started. Pnsadocn led 0 -rnf*'» Fi'.mnrk i;.;iig soc.tnil. • . -{lie straight, ami though ,nieme at the grandstand, won !■;. Pinmark was fourth T:.m»\ 3.lft, CHEKTEU jtANDIfAi'. Juii.l Grey Jt.tJ 2. Vietrola 9.9 ;j. FitteOn starred, IJeaufoni won by a neck after a hard-fought Jini:-;h, Time. 1,12. D'OWLIXCt STEEPLECHASE. Cerise and C.rey 9.2 ], Taralie 10.1 2, (Jrand Voote 9.0 Six started, Tararu Jack fell at the si:u.d. In tho second round nil the horses I fell except Cerise and Oey and Tiiralic. The ; rider ot Grand Poore remounted and secured i third place. Won by ten lengths. Time ' tUSVi.

P.ANDWrCIC PLiVTE, Two miles. W and I\ A. Moses's eh. hj, Poitrel, by Sr. Aluyne (imp,)—Po'jinrd, Oyra., !t.7 .... 1 \Y. M. Uorlhwiek's and J. Layeoek's eh. h. lu Jinaquhair, hy Kenllworth (imp) Callut a, Gyrs., si.7 ti ■ E. -I. Watt's b. Ji, iVrshore, by All Itlaok | tinip.)—lVrsei:;, 4yrs., lut a. I Alfio started: King of tl'o Forest 3.11, The last-named made the running until sis furlongs from hui/m, when Kennatjuliair assumed the lead, closely attended by Poitrel and ivrshoro. Coming into the straight I'.iitrcl and Kenuaciuhal.f carno away, hut ai tite star <1 I'oitrel overhauled him and won a slirrinjr raco by a length and a ha If. The same dls.iaiice separated second and third. Time (?) MKAf]>hl;ji' HA^nirAP.—i'ervent S0 1, Calioclir,n c.r 2, David !i.2 Twenty stiirtod. laiioL-lioti was i'aiuly tliroueiiout, but was outpar.:,! i.v Fervent in the straight. The latter wo), hy iwlf a lcnc'tli. Time, 1.5514. H.VXDICAI'.-l'ay Day 7.3 1, Kingsword S.:{ ■>. Karl Drrljy 7.3 Fourteeii statted. }'ay Day bolted round the course l)e----toie the start and then won hy half a length. Time. i.." :: :;.~Au5,..\.Z. Cable Asau. V/AIPAWA WEIGHTS. By Teie^raii'i.—l're;:; Assoeiation. Wcllinjton, Last N'ifht. The Waipawa Ccunty Itaei.ng' Chth's lianiJioaits are : Jt'.Ml'i:r,M' FLAT IIACK.— ()ro Ore 10.13, jat unit, Manhattan 10.!1, Tornca 9.5(, Sensitive lI.S, Lady Per.za, Mieomar, rorelight 9.0. WAIPAWA rorxTV HAXDlOAP.—\TolylU'iiux il.ll, Ooidshine 8.10, Tari 711 Dnrie ; in- Vennlllion 78, Stutter 7.H, Wamlia 7.1, i,!c c -". 'iMtimi, thiy Lady C.7. _W El/rat HACK HAXniCAP— Admiral CodruiKton 9.2, Mumble S 13. Itairies, Conrentioii M.. Tii'tler Ltu-k, Oranpe 8.5. Earthshine 5.4, HMoke s.s, C.ay I.ndy, Larksimr 5.2, Westrop < Albert, Nlcomar, Ladv Penza, Arion, , -'oey. Tipperary Lass 1.1. KLIX'TIiIc HACK HAXMCAP.—Astrrin> 9.0, American Jieauty 8 1.1, Admiral Codriustor.Sl-. Titrrinla B.l], Kikini 8.1, rao 7.13, Royal Moments 7.11. Conzlska 7.5, Tl.ora. Tlieic. Lady I •O'Kes, One Moment. Alerekura, Stvllsli Lady, ■Si yes Frenie, Queen's Ferry 7.7. UPKOM lIAXDIPAP.— Ore Ore 11.13. Powder Iwiit U.S. Convention 11.C, Hotter Luck 11.5, J-oi'd I.addo 10.13. Tornea 111.11, Sensitive 10.10, liorai Gift, Itanjlpoto 10 9, Papaiitti, ivii;: Alhen. Merline. Sabretache KOlditijf, Lady JMIi.-enf, Tipperery t«ss,' Buck Kye 10.7. IIAII.WAY HAXDICAP —Lingerie SMS, fioid-■'li-oe !) 3. Tari 8.7, Vermillion S r.. Kli t ..ihle 8.4, D'-'-'i' Hotolte a", Cay Ladv ti.7. hack PLYIXf; HANDlCAP.—Aslel'ina #.5. Adul ican Heatity S.o, jfi stbenes. Arimira! Codrmpti'it S.S, T:«r!nia S 7. Mumble S.r,. Raffles 7 1:!. Crange, Kikini 7.11. Pao, Wamba 7 !>, Ho. 'Oke 7S, Larkspur 7.7, Conziska 7.4, Tiora 'M'-vry Star 7.0. NOTES FftOM ENGLAND. liecolveil Oct. Si, p.m. London, (let. 8. '■lit.' Dun is favorite f.,r Wednesday's Pesarewiteli. ow.'.ik to running a sood fottrvh in the (irand l'ris de Paris, Scleral prrirnineui eandiilates have heen e.jiitdrawn l'rom events, owintr to lieel bit£, W'iiieh lias hi 'On alfaekiiif; stables i'ov weeks past.—Aus -X Cable Assn.