INSTITUTE FOR RIDERS
The Australian Jockey Club cominittee is considering building an inslitu'.e to house the school for apprentices. and to provido cultural and social ajnenities for jockeys generally. This move has been pronipted by the eontinued success of the apprentices ' school, at wliicli the average attendanee in the year just closed was 43. . Btablo routine, veterinary knowledge, and, above all, a sense of their responsibilities as1 ri'ders, aro deiilt' iviLTi'ih a series of leclures at the weekly ineeti ri gs. Leading trainers and jockeys frequentiy ntteud, to lecture on some specitic phase of racing. 'J'he school -was inaugurated some years ago by the bute Lieut.-C'olonel W. 1'. Farr, tlien assistant-secretary of the A.J.C.
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Chronicle (Levin), 22 August 1946, Page 6
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114INSTITUTE FOR RIDERS Chronicle (Levin), 22 August 1946, Page 6
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