RACING "

Hokitika Guardian, 16 September 1924, Page 1

RACING "

, [IIY TKI.IXtItU'II--l'ltll I'ltEfiS ASSOCIATION.] WEI.CnMi: 'l'd (iI.dA.MI.NC. SYDNEY. Sell!. lA. The hatidsnieo tit Riindwirk "it Saturday well iitited (I loamiog'.s appearance Oil till I rack by [ laying “In the (Mnatiiing." This hit the fumy ol the crowd. M, many of whom made the journey out to see tile old favourite in action again, and they vented their feelings with long cent in tied cheering. LATEST RANDAYK K NOTES. SYDNEY. September IA. (iloaiuiug's next engagement is in the Hill Stakes tit Rosehill next Saltirday. lie carries 0-t.. which is three | omuls short of the top weight, other New Zealanders in the line are: The Monk. The Hawk Ost.. Oleiitrnin 5.12. Eathei's Voire and Boim[aite 7.12. Jlt sit 0.13. The Cypher is b:u k on the t rack, hut is restricted to trotting. Hi.- forelegs j,,-,. bandaged. There are no signs of , lameness. - (Received this day al 0 a.mA SYDNEY. Sepl ember 10. There is still a possibility of Oleu- . ln ,j M fulfilling her loitlnomiiig ILiud- < wick eiipiigeinents. Her trainer. Price. states Ihat it depends on how the mare I slut pi’s ill llm Hill stakes at Rosehill 1 on Saturday. whether slit* remains in ' Sydney or let urns to New Zealand. ’ 01 ENTTi LIN’S I.Efi LNMI'UA'. r SYDNEY. Sei temher lA. When exercising on Saturday. Olen- | s t,.„ek her oil' foreleg, which lms Idled slightly. Serious onnspqueiu.os are not aid unrated.