The Dip Set to Start Odds-On in Sydney Cup
South Australian stayer The Dip appears certain to start odds on favourite in the Sydney Cup at Randwick tomorrow. Doubles bookmakers have £250 000 riding on the Fine and Dandy The Dip double and will back The Dip to cut liabilities, shortening the gelding's already tight quote.
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Sydney
Randwick
Impressive form puts The Dip as Cup favorite
The Dip dominating Sydney starts. 7th penalty for Millers Handicap win last Saturday noted. Jockey G Moore prefers The Dip. Maidenhead and Ruato noted as main rivals with Maidenhead at odds on. Sunset Hue seen as strong Fernhill Handicap contender after a sharp run in recent stakes.
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Sydney
G. Moore
Maidenhead
T. J. Smith
W. A Smith
Ruato and Arctic Star Shine in Sydney Trial
Canberra and Randwick previews note Ruato’s improving form after finishing second to Burgos in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes setback last Wednesday. Arctic Star, a Victorian filly, is tipped for the AJC Oaks after wins and placings in VRC events and a recent Millers Handicap dip. Les Coles to ride Arctic Star tomorrow.
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Ruato
Burgos
New Zealand
Stevens
Arctic Star
King Cobbler
Lord and Stipulate
Sydney
Les Coles
F. Reys
Local Races See Trainer Jockey Notch Treble
Canberra racing report highlights trainer J Collier and jockey Ray Couch with Immortal Star Slalom and Prince Osborne among winners. Jimmy Long scores first win in Improvers Handicap aboard Lord Rio as Redunca eyes Flying Handicap success. Prince Osborne posts Welter victory, Red Rock meets Knave of Trumps, and Del sound edges Adherent in a tight finish at the ACT Jockey Club meeting.
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N. Munsie
W. Winthe
Redunca
Len Martin
Ainslie
Canberra
Queanbeyan
J. Collier
Me Collier
Immortal Star
Slalom
Prince Osborne
Ray Couch
Jimmy Long
Lord Rio
Flytoss
Walliant Belle
Long
Princata
Arkaris
Shall
Bobby Boy
Edelleon
J. Hodgson
Aj.c
Edward
ACT
Jockey Club
Sun Gift
Delsound
Adherent
Bill
E. Coon
Jockey Pyers Seeks Continued Sydney Streak
Jockey Pyers has five rides five wins in Sydney on Savage Pago Pago Tulloch Fine And Dandy Moviegoer. He has three mounts tomorrow Happy Fire Kamikaze and Fine And Dandy. He should win on Fine And Dandy though Happy Fire and Kamikaze pose a challenge to his perfect record.
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Pyers
Sydney
Savage
Fine
Dandy
Happy Fire
Smith and Moore clash over riding duties in Sydney
Smith announced he will replace jockey George Moore with Podmore on Amusement Park at Fernhill Handicap and Fun For All at the AJC Oaks with Count Delville in the Fins! Handicap. Moore countered that Smith is his own boss and could act freely, amid visible tension at Randwick before the Doncaster Handicap.
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Smith
Moore
George Podmore
Podmore
Count Delville
Ray Selking
T. J. Smith
George Moore
Ring By
Kilshery
W. Pyers
Regal Peace
Australia
Randwick
Moyiegoer
Local Golfers Lead In Championship
Royal Canberra Golf Club leads as 120 players contest the Easter tournament. R Woodbridge and R W Bamford top the championship with 78 and 79 respectively, while J C Barker and C Dale sit on 79. T Sweeney leads the cup event with net 69 on 16 handicap.
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R. Woodbridge
Royal Canberra Golf Club
R. W. Bamford
Penrith
J.C. Barker
Port Kembla
C. Dale
Cabramatta
Royal Canberra Club
E. N. Whyte
J. Newton
D. Peils
T. Sweeney
Canberra
Jseven
Power of Canberra
Royal Canberra
C. Bell
R. J. Wallace
A.C.T
D. Humphries
Three Teams Level In Golf
Three teams are level after the second day in the Australian amateur Inter state golf matches at Claremont. Western Australia New South Wales and Victoria each have three wins and a loss and are tied on matches with WA leading on games won 17 to 16 for New South Wales and Victoria each.
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Hobart
Claremont
W.A
S.A
Victoria
Royals defend Wakefield Cup in tight seven-a-side final
Canberra Royals won the Sir Wavell Wakefield Cup for a second year running at Harman Oval. In a weekend of strong play, Royals defeated North in the final after RAAF and Navy losses, with Keith Hawke steering the champions and Brownbill fading after a long series.
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Harman Oval
Wollongong Vikings
Navy
Northern Suburbs
University
Royals
R.A.A.F
North
Raaf
Keith Hawke
Brownbill
Group 8 Triumphs Over Combined Rugby League Team 26 18
Group 8 defeated Combined 26 to 18 at Manuka Oval with Sutton and Glover among scorers. Key moments included Glover’s try and later goals by Glover and Taylor, while Beaver and Mur phy contributed for Combined. Final play saw Glover convert and Beaver add a penalty before halftime.
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Glover
Devlin
Thomas
Beaver
Sutton
Taylor
Manuka Oval
Sullivan
Rodgers
Murphy
Crow
Newcastle
Goulburn
ACT Tennis Team Triumphs in Surprise Finals Victory
The ACT tennis team, regarded as underdogs, won both Friday and Saturday matches. Saturday they beat SA No. 2 18 sets to 6, while Friday they defeated Southern Districts of Victoria 19 sets to 6. The squad plans to depart Adelaide for Canberra later today and is expected to arrive tomorrow.
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A.C.T
S.A. No
Southern Districts
Victoria
Adelaide
Canberra
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