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Taranaki Daily News, 18 October 1920, Page 3

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THE CAULFIELD CUP. HON BY EUfiYTUMIC. TUIRD DAY'S lU2SULTS. Bj Telegraph.—Press Assn —CopyrlgbL Jteceived Oct. 17, 5.5 p.m. ' Melbourne, Oct. 17. For the ttird day of the Caulfleld Cup spring meeting the weather was bright, and there was enormous attendance. The Gwyn Nursery Handicap was won in good style by the uufancied Antarian, who finished fast and beat the Sydney colt Orion in the last fifty yards. The Caulfleld Cup was n great race. Paratoo made the running, but Eurythinio Was first into the straight, anfl won handsomely. The jockey (Dempsey) and tho horse had a great; reception. The winner is owned by Mr. Lee Steere, chairman of the "Westralian Turf Club, i Perth. Accrington, on tho rails, finished well In. second place. It was Dempsey'a third win in this race. Dempsey is only 21 years old. The winner wa3 trained by Holt, whose biggest success it was. Dempsey stated he had a good run, and there* was no interference. Following are the results of tte principal events GWYN NURSERY HANDICAP. AntarUn 7.13 1, Orion. 8.5 2, Mlnona 7.9 3. Sixteen starters Honora led into the straight and died out. Antarln finished fast on the outside and won by half a length, & head between second and third. Time, 1.2%.

CAULFIELD CUP. One mile and a half. Mr. Lee Steero's ch. h. Eurythmic, syrs., hy Eudoris—Bob Cherry (P. Daupsey) 1 Accrlngton (W. Duncan) 2 Tangalooma (L. Franklin) 3 Flnmark (P. Maher) 4 Nineteen starters. Paratoo and Salltros were first away, and going out of the straight the position was Paratoo, Red Dome, King Bier, with Euryttmic tenth. At ihe top of the hill Paratoo, White Phast, Tangaloorua, and Eurythmic were in that order. Paratoo, White Phast and Eurythmic led into tho straight,, and Eurythmic and Paratoo made a break. Eurythmic won by a length and & half from Accrington, Tangalooma being a neck away. Finmatk was a good fourth, and Paratoo next. Time, 2.33^4—first half-mile s*Mjsec„ next half, 50% sec., last half-mile, to^isec.

WINDvSOR HANDICAP.—Ipoh 9.2 1, Sit Ibex 10.0 2, Tragic Star 8.8 3. Sixteen starters. Sablonstte led early. Ipoli lea below the jiistanco and won by a neck, with a neck between second mid third. Time, 1.13%. Ipoh, who is ten years old, scored a popular win. The time for the race was a record. —Aus.M, Cable Aesn. MASTERTON MEETING. SECOND DAY'S RESULTS. , By Telegraph.—Press Association. Masterton, Oct. 18. The Masterton races concluded to-day In splendid weather. There was a large attendance. The totallsator for both days bandied £35,?33 103, an increase of £7731 compared with last year. Results MAIDEN STAKES. Shamrock (Reed) 1, Melting Moments 2, La Paloma S. Also ran: Negambo, Oak Rose, Rhetoric, Sandy McDonald, Gratuilion, Festivity, Prudent Lad, Kimutaka, Manguivtood, Busy, Sir Huon. Won by a head. Time, 1.18 3-5. JUMPERS' FLAT HANDICAP. Matlock (Trlcklebank) 1, Gladful 2, Lord Xagar 3. Also ran: MeltchlkofT, Revocation. Warmth, Rienzi. Won by a length. Time, 2.42 4-5.

TOTALISATOR HAN' DlCAP.—Lucullan (R. Reed) 1, Sweet Memory 2, Murlhiku 3. Also ran: Hymestra, Weldone. Astinome, Nursing Sister,' Hymnrty, Lady General. Won easily by three lengths. Time, 1.15 4-5. JUVENILE HANDICAP.—RationaI (A. McCormac) 1, Sonlterlna 2, Tommy Rot 3, Also ran: Martial Dawn, Pierce Arrow, Danger Zone, Sensible, Klltimo, Left, Merry Day, Capping Day, Aureate, Won by two lengths. Time, DO 4-ssee. OPAKI HANDICAP.—Dainty Step (Morris) 1, Rose Wreath 2, Bonnotter S., Also ran: Tenterfleld, Bonnie Heather, Athens 11., P.aiiand, Sycocax. Won by a length. Time, 2.10 4-5.

SPRING HANDICAP.—Ngata (B. Morris) 1, Sir Fanciful 2, Admiration 3. Also ran: Rebuff, Bitters, Walton, Strategy, Piro Piro, Blackhead, The Digger, Ohitl. Won by a good longth. Time, 1.51 2-5. PADDOCK HANDICAP.—PaonuI (Griffiths) 1, Littln River 2, Ruddy 3, Also ran: Molulhi, Hurry Up, Kipling, Old Gold, "Matty Scornful, Explorer, Won by half a lenctt' Time, 1.30 J-5. FINAL HANDICAP.— Dunetlin (O'Shea) 1, Vusliirof 2, Titella 3„ Also ran: Lord AltoSilt, Kieuse, Stutter, Timidity, KUdee. Won by a length. Time, l.ir, DUNEDIN RACES, SECOND DAY'S RESULTS. Dunedln, Oct. 10. For the second day of the Dunedin Jockey Club's spring meeting to-day the weather was fine, with the exception of a light shower during the afternoon, and there was a larger attendance thon on the previous day. Some rain which tell overnight made the going a trifle easier. A protest was entered against U:e running of Thaddetts, who won the Welter, btjt it was not sustained. The totallfstor handled £33,273 10s for the day, against £28,075 last year, making a total of £59,.103 for the meeting, against £49,526 last year. Results :~ WAKAItI HURDLE'S. General Petain (Wormald) 1, Jack Sjmons 2, Take Down 3. Also ran: Barrister, Lawsuit, t'laverhouse, Calmß, Blazeaway. \Vo!i by a length and a half, six lengths between second and third. Lawsuit was fourth. Time, 2.53. DUNEDIN GUINEAS.—Winter Wind (H. Young) 1, Sunny Corner 2, Ruena 3. Also tan: Orange Mart. Won by a clear length, air lengths between second anil thlr(l. Time 1.45 2-5.

EANFURLY HANDICAP.—Amythas (>[(■- Flynn) l, Bengeroop 2, Radial 3. Also ran: Killowen, Linden. Won tiv a short length, eight lengths between second and ttlrd. IClllowen was fourth. Time. 1.42 2-5. DOMINION HANDICAP.—Song Bird (f'.obinson) 1, Bluff 2, s.ilfa 3. Also rail: Humboldt, Calibration, Matata, Brown Lady, KINKORAI HANDICAP.—TwinkIe (Emerson) 1, Link Up 2, Sartollte .1. Also ran: Jack Bymons, Malaga, Cannir- Jack, Bailey Rigs, Allrza, Etta, Adjuster Won Liy three lengths, a head separating second and tiiird. Malatta was fourth. Time, 1 SHORTS HANDICAP.—KiIIowen (Kmorsrr.) I, Redshire 2, Algldus Also ran: Klllirogan, Rnkclalne, Orauiio Bittc-rs, Revolution, Won by two lengths, three lengths between second and third. Time, 117 2-ii. TELEGRAPH WELTER nANIUCAP Thnddeus (Emerson) 1. Ail Ready 2, Don Paclflco 3. Also ran: Joel;, Kilkeo, Sodd-el Balir, Miss Camouflage. Won by a short length', three lenjtl s h. nveen second and third. Jockwas fourth. Time, 1.44 4-S. CLARENDON HANDICAP--Corn RS<rs (Wilson) 1, Sunlit 2, ;i Also ran: gunny Loch. Bebehoad, Mouto.i. Rncna, Cambrae, The Boss, (Inlway, March OiT, Filigree. Won by two lengths, three lengths between second and third. Ecbchead was fourth Time 1.17 3-5. CANTERBURY WEIGHTS. Christehurch, Last Night. The Canterbury Jockey Chub's handicaps »re :

STEWARDS' HANDlCAP.—Arrownaiiil: (1.1:1, Surveyor 9.9, Silver Link !!.2, Rossini B.IM, Iso-Peep 8.11, Trespass, Humbug, Michaela 8.9, Radial 8.0, Tigrltiya 8.5, Sliver Peak, Rude E. 4, Hymestra, Onslaught 8.3, Statuette 8.2, Miss Gold, Bight and Left, Delight, Lucullan P.l, Chimera, -Royal Stag 8.0, Killowen, Croesus MS, Bon Spec 7.10, Maioha, Clean Sweep, CMtotaoUon 7.8, Stuart, SoltaaaUo 7.8, Chff-

sostom 7.0, Braekenfleld 7.4, Barly Dawn. Sunny Comer 7.3 .Blackmail 7.2, Weldone, Wake 7.1> Will Oakland, Miss Mimic, Truthful, fcouen, Itilbrock 6.13, Some Kid G. 9, listening Post, Canyon 6.8, Vasiikof, Prince Sal, La, Paix, Strategy, Blackhead, Askari, 3ebehcad, Sunlit, Cambral 6.7,

RACING IN SYDNEY. By Telcmr)&.—-Press Assn.—Copyright. llecei,Fcd Oct. 1,7, 5.5 p.m. Sydney, Oct. 17. At the City Tattersalls' spring meeting, the hurdle race resulted:—Forward Lady 1, Fhrowa 2, Breastwork 3. Won by a length, Time, 3.4sft.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.

ENGLISH RACING. London ,Oet. 15. The Middle park Piate resulted: Monarch (Bullock) 1, Humorist 2, Pole March: 3. Received Oct. 17, 5.5 p.m. London, Oct. 16. The Middle Park Plate was won by a neck, with one and a half lengths between second and third, Letnonora wrs favorite. Sir Samuel Hordem has purchased Lord Rothschild's Violcello, which was withdrawn from the Newmarket Rales on Wednesday at 3COG gns. The new owner is shipping lis purchase to Australia next week. Bullock and Carslake were prominent during the three days Cesarewitch meeting. Bullock rode six winners and Carslake four,—Aus - i*.Z. Cable Assn.