Riders
PA Palmerston North Riding engagements in the minor races at Pahiatua today are:— M. Campbell: Tara Sea. Royal Wharf. M. Lyndon: Discoe Sue, Gold Chalise, Subiaco Ego. P. Falvey: Spotlight. S. Waddell: Key Master. R. Lowry: Melasha. C. Johnson: Paisano, Gilda, Belle Premiere. P. Hurdle: Royal Vain. Aychere. L. Robinson: Ellen's Soldier, Del Dah. P. Mercer: Prince Enoka, Prime Fella, Rajon El. J. Cassidy: Prime Account, Ladv Gilda. P. Goss: Lord Primrose. J. McGifford: Misty Mountain. B. Hibberd: Naivasha, Silver Dot. G. Clutterbuck: Cocheta, Ago Bay, Baldwin, Vai Lea. P. Didham: Big Trie. B. Compton: Sea Goddess. W. Skelton: Emerald Star. N. Harris: Lucozade, Royden, Karevo. D. Walsh: Rozanna, Amcan, Dancing Star. L. Johnson: Tow Tay. P. Worthington: Top Link. D. Grahonja: Our One. J. Walker: Mee Lai. D. Moseley: Lord Armour, Mystic Era, Master Andrew, Bobbin Amber.
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Press, 2 March 1982, Page 26
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139Riders Press, 2 March 1982, Page 26
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