WHIRLING’S FINE RECORD.
WINS £995 IN STAKES. A. J. JULIAN’S GOOD TEAM. STAR ARTIST-ROYAL BACHELOR. The A. J. Julian establishment whioh topped the Te Rapa list ir 1035-36, again experienced a remunerative term, eight representatives fron the stable winning between then: 13,055. The consistent sprinter, Whirling, started on nine occasions for throe successes, falling only once tp finish in the money. He won In all £995, his most important sucoesa being In the open sprint on me second any or tne Autumn meetlna. at Ellerslle. On the first day of that gathering he had
beaten all but Tooley Btreet In a thrilling finish In the Easter HandiStar Artist has an exacting: season for she was produced on sixteen oowinning twice and collecting minor place money three times for £550. Royal Bachelor was credited with two successes for his contribution of £4 90 and Rollicker one win for £370. Jan Ridd (£290) saluted the judge twice in six starts. Light Comedy (£180) once In twelve essays, and Singara (£150) once In eight. Stormy Weather's £3O came from two minor placlngs. Prince of Orange started six times but without success.
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Waikato Times, Volume 121, Issue 20269, 11 August 1937, Page 12
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188WHIRLING’S FINE RECORD. Waikato Times, Volume 121, Issue 20269, 11 August 1937, Page 12
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