14 Aug 1941
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Newspaper
Sydney Sportsman
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 14, 1941
Page
1
In a muddled report from Kensington and Moorefield, Samurai clashes with Broadcaster and Canvasser as jockeys push for late pace. Jarbeau led early before Samurai surged, but could not sustain to claim top placings amid a crowded finish. Sethia the Newcastle mare showed promise finishing sixth.
In a rough sprint, The Elk led early but Brazen Boy surged to the front in the straight and won by three lengths. Merry Monarch, Red Pete, Meneen, and Adulation chased, while The Elk faded to fourth after leading early. Punter debate split on Brazen Boy’s odds as The Elk and Merry Monarch contested the finish.
JACK SHAW comments on auction ters and high gambling odds as Samurai defeats Red Pete by a neck, drawing fresh clients to his listings. Penrernensumenneeene te enee reser notes Red Pete's impressive effort, though the winner Samurai secures the victory and a strong advertisement for future bets.
The report notes Scarlet Ranger finished fast in fourth place behind Willie Green and Slam as he neared Gateton with three furlongs left. Owner-trainer Mann described prior offers of 600 and 500 guineas for the horse, now valued higher, and the stewards questioned Robinson's handling of Ranger with the owner’s explanation accepted. The best noted bet on Scarlet Ranger was £200 to £20.
In a muddled report of a race potentially featuring Omape and Gallop, Willie Green and Omape clash for the lead with Gallop advancing before a late surge by Omape. Picaroon and Bel Olseau also run well while Sun’s distant rivals falter as the field lines up for a tense finish.
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