Jockeys Escorted After Maiden Handicap at Acton
Stewards questioned riders after the Maiden Handicap won by Many Hearts at Acton. Interference mainly caused by Amogen and Persian News led to no action. Jockeys faced abuse as connections and trainers explained ride decisions and ground issues.
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W. J. Wilson
Judy Bush
Oldham
Amogen
M. Singho
L. Noon
Tumut Races and Club Meeting Rewrite
Saturday races at Wagga announced by the Tint Club as the best meet in February. Club president Mr Hinchiford says the event will draw strong entries and that no page will be worth less than SAW.
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Tumut Races
Wagga
Hirnut Tint Clube
Aisobire Elk Prigeminey
Hinchiford
Outsider Wins at Acton in Reid Improvers Handicap
In Acton on Saturday Many Hearts won the Reid Improvers Handicap. The stewards opened an inquiry into the race after favourite Constant Plea finished well back. Triple Irish led from the barrier, beating Gold Rhythm by a neck with Yankee Fashion a neck behind in third.
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Acton
Milkiman
Gully
L. Sheather
J. Latham
Princata
Alewards
Kingston
Danny O'Man
Ver Royal
Colva Lass
Elmo
Ninah
Colza Lass
Triple Irish
Kambah
Gold Rhythm
Triple
Rishy
Regins
Sacquard
Greenway
Queanbeyan
IH Schumaker
Regine
Wig Mal
Hishorn
Yankee Fashion
NSW Triumph In Shield clash as Sincock stars for NSW
In Sydney, NSW batting outshines South Australia in a Sheffield Shield match at the Cricket Ground. Sincock took three for 139 in his second spell, Simpson and Craik anchored a rapid start, and NSW closed on top with SA trailing by 197 on first innings after stumps. Crowd of 17,804 observed a high tempo day with swift scoring and strong bowling.
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N.S.W
David Sincoeck
Cricket Ground
Sincock
Simpson
Craik
Nsw
Bobby Simpson
Ian Craig
Gate
Neil Harvey
South Australia
Les Favell
CIA
Hame Thomas
Renaud
Martin
Funk Nsw
Mmf Cricket Ground
Japanese win 2nd swim title at New Swatney meet
Japan claimed second swimming victory at New Swatney last Thursday as Kevin Berry earned a second win in the 400 plus events. Neville Harry led butterfly rivals while Yamanaka of Japan set a meet pace with a 54 second 100 backstroke, edging Australian stars and setting new benchmarks.
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Japan
New Swatney
Australia
Kevin Berry
Balyng Cluhmate
Neville Hawry
Persian Lyric Back in Training at Sydney
Persian Lyric resumed training this week with the 10,001 Invitation Stakes as his main objective. Part owner Mr. Jack Mandell shifted plans to A. Campbell to prepare the horse for forthcoming engagements. Sky Might trains for the 10,000 Australian Trail Stakes with Sky High Avenue to run in the VRC Lightning Stakes. Sha Wai set to run the Fountain Stakes at Hsfield on March 4, with final prep for the Classic at Flemington on March 14.
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Sydney
J. W
Clydey Cook
Jack Mandell
A. Gi
Campbell
Sky
Jack Green
Sky High
Sha Wai
Fcsnfield
Flemington
Red Tape for the Oakleigh and Newmarket Handicap selections
Sydney Sunday racing notes note Red Tape will be aimed at the Oakleigh Plate and the Newmarket Handicap in Melbourne after Canterbury success. Flying Hindicap winner eight lengths clear from Aochie with Lumbey third as Steeplejack and Trin show form for upcoming races. Shakespeare wins at Canter bury Park while Miss Wonderbox and others score in local sprints, bookmakers adjusting odds amid brisk activity.
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Sydney
Newmarket
Melbourne
Canterbury
Aochie
Lumbey
Troyer
Peter Laveson
Ravnswick
Ketchup
New Zealand Grand Prix Triumph by Stirling Moss
Stirling Moss won the ninth New Zealand Grand Prix in Auckland in torrential rain. John Surtees and Bruce McLaren finished second and third, Roy Salvadori was fourth, Lorenzo Bandini fifth, with Brabham, Flockart, and Glass retiring. Moss averaged 7 over the treacherous track and cited the conditions as the worst he had driven in.
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Auckland
Britain
Stirling Moss
John Surtees
Biriteiny Andi
Bruce Mclaren
Roy Salvador
Lorenzo Bandini
Jack Brabham
Ron Flockart
Arnold Glass Aho
Lex Davidson
Nsw
Way Rik
B. Stilwell
Vic
Mow
Lotus
Coopers
Brabbit
McLaren
Surtees
Moss
Mose
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