APPRENTICE FINED £1
The apprentice, R. K. Moir, was fined £1 for using unsound gear when an inquiry adjourned from the first day was resumed at Riccarton yesterday. The judicial committee warned Moir that a repetition of the offence would result in a much heavier fine. D. J. Thistoll, to whom Moir is apprenticed, was found guilty of allowing Moir to use faulty gear and was severely reprimanded.
Bellarook was unable to improve his position in the Amuri Handicap until after the furlong. He was held up by Rae’s Hope and could not make ground until Rae’s Hope weakened. Bellarook finished second, beaten a head. Nearly Fell
Pease, ridden by P. J. Silver, was checked and nearly fell after a furlong of the Pareora Handicap. No rider was found at fault and no charge was laid. Filspar, which was travelling well outside the furlong in the Malvern High-weight, was held up for room. His rider, N. T. Cowles, had to change direction and bring Filspar to the outside. Filspar finished third.
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Press, Volume CV, Issue 30980, 9 February 1966, Page 4
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