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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 14, 1931
Page
18
In a harsh critique, VeDette profiles two Brisbane riders accused of delighting in causing interference rather than steady racing. The piece notes stewards inquiries into on-track clashes and the dangers of such tactics, including crowded turns and tainted line calls affecting other riders and outcomes.
Promising young riders face penalties as interference issues arise in upcoming events. Subtle block moves and clever tactics by a few riders threaten fair play, while stewards aim to curb crowding and roaded action to restore order on the course.
Paddy Kearne saw mixed fortunes at the S A L V A meeting at Victoria Park. Bellarion failed in the Trial Stakes then recovered, while Royal Academy showed grit in the Juvenile race before Limoria challenged. Sekalin impressed in the Ghienwed Victuallers Handicap but Ghicoso and Triromo still proved strong, with owner noting plans for future spells and short rest for prize hopes.
Amateur Racing Club, formed 83 years ago, decided to abandon the oneal votes in 193K. The meeting, led by Mr. J. McWaster, cited nationwide depression and could not proceed with arrangements for the fixture. For 53 years they held May meetings in Madgee, drawing visitors from across the state. The public and sportsmen regret the loss of this cherished event as preparations shift to other races.
Not a new hand Tt Banders, recently named among the trainers by the AJA, is noted for ties to the rider of Dunion the horse that won the 1667 Mel ourna Cup. A veritable restive horseman, Sanders faced some astral horses before returning to training and resuming work with Gibseatea and Tre Tuwriay, leveraging his deep knowledge of the Sames to stay active.
Jockey Morris, a former Indian rider, has added two cups to his tally in Melbourne. Since settling here after retirement, he won the Werribee Gold Cup on Derin and the Woodend Summer Cup on Prince Don, enhancing his reputation as a trophy winner for patrons.
Madstar, a Buh slayer owned by a three member syndicate, will not be rushed to the Australian Cup. The Slantrit gelding will be turned out for a spell, with potential future plans for Melbourne targets and a possible return to Hatford for Melbourne prep.
In India a rider named Martin quits the season after linking with the famed horse Orange Win and then returns home for the holidays, never to ride again. His Victorian sensibilities mark a final exit from Indian racing scenes.
In Victoria racing history Lady Kentrel lands a late charge for a bold Willamstown Cup win. Treasured rivalries emerge as Tauby Henteo and Prince Don also shine in a crowded program with standout riding by Morris.
A fragmented reminiscence traces Hanford from jockey to miner and then trainer, recounting early riding days near Yass Tumut Gundagai and Towong, the move to Western Australia, returns to racing life, and eventual involvement with notable horses and figures amid a rugged outback journey.
Fragmented OCR style record lists horses, handlers, and rivals including Hanford, Ketbano, Rakworth, Michael, Prime Horns, Gelert, Liowellyn, Lady Rachael, Andrew Tenonot, Gultona, Eosenside, Ale Noir, Buckwhert, Sanford, Fopaloni, Camie Lang, Oberon, Lina Magne, Star Venture and And ath. Mentions Grand National Husdien and midland contests, with enthusiastic quotes about prime opportunity to win.
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