Sporting

Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 7286, 13 October 1933, Page 4

Sporting

Racing' in England THE OE,SAREWITCH STAKES. United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph —Copyright. LONDON, Oct. 11.. On the second day of tho Newmarket October meeting tho following was tho result of tho CESABEWITCH STAKES, a handicap sweepstakes with 1000 sovs. added; second 300 sovs., third 100 sovs.; Cesarewitch course; 21 miles. J. E. Widcner's ch g SEMINOLE, by Diligence Blanche, by White Eagle, 4yrs 1 P. Johnson ’s br g Loosestrife, by Transcendent —Forest Bloom, lyrs 2 J. Cooper 's gr rig Roio de Paris, by Cerfeuil —La Pomade, syrs. .. 3 Thirty-threo started. Won by two lengths, four lengths between second and third. On Victorian Tracks MELBOURNE, Oct. 12. The weather was lino and the going good at Caulfield this morning. Dermid wont extra well over five furlongs on tho grass in Imin. llsec., the first half-mile in 4Ssec. and the last half in -IS.fsec.

Nellie's Tip ran six furlongs in lmin. 15.3 see. Flail and Middle Watch did seven furlongs unextended in lmin. 32} see. aSyntony went three furlongs in 363 sec. , Panjandrum, Limarch, and Miramond, finishing in that order, ran six furlongs in lmin. ISsec., tho last halfmile in 50sec. Shakuni beat Snowacre over six furlongs in lmin. 17sec. Gaine Carrington and Glideaway sprinted six furlongs in lmin. 17scc. Bulanut, Closing Time and Chunni Lai finished in that order over six furlongs, in lmin. 2Jsec.

Kuvera and Blixten ran six furlongs in lmin. ISsec., the last half-mile in oOscc. Burlesque went six furlongs in lmin. 20sec., and Aztec three furlongs in 37scc.

Collingwood and Borderline ran half a milo in olsee. Hustle On did three furlongs in SDsee. Foursomo ran seven furlongs in lmin. 324 sec. Jamboss beat Suuglad and Pasha over three furlongs in 374 sec.

At Flemington, on the course proper, Chat bam, going well, traversed six furlongs in lmin. Nsec. Pretzel and Mince Pie went a milo in lmin. 46scc. Angolo beat Martin Duggan over threo furlongs in 373scc,

Palphar ran a milo in lmin. 4Ssec. Shadow King did the same distance in lmin. 48}see. Tadcma went live furlongs in lmin. Sisee. Wayback ran miles in 2min. Msec. On the tan Petau (B. Lewis), going extra well, went eleven furlongs in 2 min. 33scc., the last three furlongs in SPsec.

Lull beat Whistle over half a. mile in SOJsec. Royal Rest beat Earl of Leicester over a mile in lmin. 4(ssee. Gay King Tan five furlongs in lmin. 44see”. Bill Potoa went half a mile in sl4sec. Lucky Saint sprinted cix furlongs in lmin. 184 sec. Metallurgy Tan a mile in lmin. 524 sec. Bvrrapeg did tho same trip in lmin. 46fsec. Highway wont, eleven furlongs in 2min. 39sec. Topical, Nord, and Regal Son did easy work. White Nose won at Adelaide yesterday, and arrives here to-morrow. PGLYDOBA’S NEW ZEALAND CUP WEIGHT. Success in to-morrow ’a Tima.ru Cup would not ha.vo taken Polydora Into line for a penalty in the New Zealand Cup, but it would have had to be her last win if a penalty was to bo avoided, and apparently her connections have preferred to wait for another race somewhere nearer Cup day as a windup for her Cup preparation. The value of to-morrow’s race to the winner is £145, and this would have litfed Polydora’s winnings since the appearance of the weights to £360. Tho conditions for the Cup provide for rehandicapping of winners of a race worth £2OO to the winner, or of races worth .£4OO to the winner. As it is now, Polydora has won only £215 with her Kurow and Dunedin successes, and, like Chide four years ago, she may sort out two more races yet to win and still avoid a rehandicap. If she were to have won at Wash dyke she would have brought her total too near tho £4OO mark with her third success after the appearance of Cup weights, WORK AT AVONDALE. AUCKLAND, Oct- 12. A heavy fog covered tho Avondale course this morning, but it soon lifted. Most of the fast training work was done on tho course propor, about 60 feet out from tho rails, The going was good. All Humbug and Red Sun: covered a mile in lmin. 47sec., the last five furlongs in lmin 7sec. The former was a shade ahead at tho finish. Diatomous ran five furlongs in Imm. 3 4-ssec., and went well. Detrain and Grand Sport jumped away at tho six furlongs, the latter leading till on the turn, where Delrain ran to the front and won the trial in lmin. 17 3-ssec. The first two furlongs were run in 253ec. Ornamental and Cape Fair ran seven furlongs in lmin. 34sec., tho first threo in 39 3-ssee. Poniard and Sporting Blood were almost level, clear of Lady Burleigh, after running half a mile in 51 l-ssec. Pomard went well, but Sporting Blood impressed by. his tenacity at the finish. Palm Queen beat Quietly and Camella Horn over half a mile in SOsee. The first named went exceptionally well, Hampton Park ran .the fastest halt of the morning in 49 4-ssec. Considering he was wide out, it was an excellent effort. AWAPUNI WORE, Princess Doreen seems to have suffered no ill-effects from her race at Otaki last week, for she has gone on the right, way since. She was sprinted at Awaguni yesterday; morning and drew away

from her stable-mate, Catalogue, at enu of five furlongs cut out in 1.5. The flags wore well out and the time was not bad,- tho filly going along very nicely over the last bitinflation was duo to leave Sydney for Flew Zealand yesterday, but it is stated that Alan McDonald is not- coming back with Mm, but is going on to Alelbourno to do some riding over tho fences.

S. Anderson will be riding at Masterton on Saturday and his mounts include Rene Belle, Golden Chance, Swift and Sure and Pheon,

The hurdle horse, Henry of Navarre, was sent over the schooling fences at Awapuni yesterday morning and he gavo his usual efficient display. Riotous, the winner of the hurdles tho first day at Otaki, was given a similar task and ho jumped very confidently. High Society had Tudor as a companion in a bout over the fences and it was Tudor who gave tho better exhibition.

W. J. McDowell will be at Masterton on Saturday and ho will ride To Bangitumau, Normanby and Bczaine. L, Faulkner, from, the same stable, will pilot Peggy’s Pride. WILL AWAIT MOTUKABAEA, Polydora did not accept for the Timaru Cup, as she is to be produced only once more before the New Zealand Cup, and that race, it has been decided, will be the Akaroa Handicap. The acceptors, all but one of them an acceptor also for tho big November handicap, should provido one of the best contests seen at Washdyko, and the absence of Polydora. has made the issue very open. Rebel Bong will be the favourite. Good races may bo expected also from Rocket and Minerval, who have not yet been produced this season.

At So guineas Prostration was bought by Air. H. W. Aloss at tho dispersal sale of the late Air, W. E. Bidwill’s horses. By Lord Qucx from Termination, he is an improving three-year-old, who scored his first win at Otaki, and is sure to be heard of in better company, WINNING JOCKEYS’ LIST. Up to the present stage of the current racing season A .E. Ellis, who was suspended for two months at Dunedin last week, is at tho head of the list of winning jockeys with 12 wins. Next on the list are W. J. Broughton, 8; B. H. Alorris, 8; S. Wilson, 6; K. Voitre, 6; A. H. Eastwood, 6; L. G. Alorris, o; L. J. Ellis, 4; C. Thompson, 4; W. Pascoe, 4; A. Tinker, 4; and P.' S. Atkins, 4. AUCKLAND RACING CLUB, ' ENTRIES AND FORFEITS. General entries , for the Auckland Racing Club A spring meeting and forfeits for the Great Northern Guineas and Welcome Stakes close at 5 p.m. on Friday. At the same time nominations for the Auckland Cup, Railway Handicap, Summer Cup, A.R.C. Handicap, Grandstand Handicap, King's Plate and Clifford Plato are due.