VALETS FOR JOCKEYS
— Press Aaaociation.)
Racing in England
(By Telegrapli
AUCKLAND, Last Night. R. Marsden the Australian jockey, xvixo arrived by the Monterey to-day commented on the faet that alj tlie leading riders in England had their valets, who got everything ready. They worked on a win or loss percentage basis. Marsden considered the , Australian riders better on the average than the i English horsemen. Among the latter was Gordon Richards. Marsden said that the best English courses could not conjpare with the Australian ones for public appointments.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 8, 2 October 1937, Page 5
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