RACING

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 788, 8 October 1929, Page 13

RACING

HONOUR’S LIST SUCCESSFUL TRAINERS AND JOCKEYS Honours among: the trainers were •v.-ell distributed, tho winners of the 16 races coming from 14 different stables. J. T. Jamieson was the only trainer to have more than one winning representative and he was easily the most successful with three winners. The list of winning trainers is as follows : j. T. Jamieson (Takanini). —Eaglet, Sea Cob and Refresher. H. L- Russell (Te Awamutu).—Catonian. T. J. Carmont (Ellerslie).—Lady’s Boy. S. J. Reid (Trentham). —Historic. A. P- Brady (.To Rapa).—Pompeius. \v. Stone (Te Awamutu). —Royal Ruler. j. Clothier (Mutamata). —Prince Val. jl Knapp (Awapuni).—Otairi. A. Neale (Bulls). —Eiysianor. J. Corcoran ( Hawera).—Havering. J. Cameron (Hastings).—Hunting Cry. B. Rae (Ellerslie). —/ ady Spalpeen. J. Brown (Hawera). —Chief Link. A. Kemp (Ellerslie). —Eager Rose. As with the trainers, honours were also v.-ell divided among the jockeys and tho only horseman to steer more than one winner was 11. Goldfinch, who was associated with three winners. The following were the winning jockeys: If. Goldfinch (Takanini). —Eaglet, Sea Cob and Refresher. T. Williams (Te Awamutu). —Catonian. K. Robinson (Foxton). —Lady’s Boy. B. If. Morris (Marton). —Historic. j>, Syme (Te Rapa).—Pompeius. K. Voitre (Awapuni).—Royal Ruler. C. France (Awapuni).—Prince Val. R. Keesing (Te Aroha). —Otairi. E. Stanway (Ellerslie). —Eiysianor. H. Wiggins (Ellerslie). —Havering. C. Davis (Hastings).—Hunting Cry. J. Sharkey (Ellerslie). —Lady Spalpeen. A. E. Ellis (Riccarton). —Chief Tank. E. Ludlow (Ellerslie). —Eager Rose.