Double in Many Respects Leads Brothers to Victory
Noel McGrowdie raced stablemates Blazenway and Rillsdale to Gosford victory Tuesday then hurried to Sydney to fly to Brisbane for Exhibition meeting at Eagle Farm. Both horses are by Portfolio from Bay Ann, owned by W. T. Rayner and trained by S. A. Wheeler. They shared same colors and were ridden by the same jockey, both starting favorites at 5/4.
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Noel McGrowdie
Gosford
Blazenway
Rillsdale
McGrowdie
Sydney
Brisbane
Eagle Farm
Blazeaway
Billsdale
Bay Ann
W. T. Rayner
S. A. Wheeler
Gendarme Sought For Metropolis Double Bid At Epsom
Bookmakers report strong support for New Zealander Gendarme as likely second-leg pick in the Epsom Metropolitan double. Connaught and Advocate remain in calculations with Rising Fast, Prince Cortauld, and others, as plans for Gendarme's spring campaign unfold scheduled for September departure.
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Leviathan
Metron
Ken Ranger
Prince Cortauld
Ranger
New Zealand
K.R
Epsom
Ruthless
Imp
Sal
Goosman
Con- Fife
S.T.C
Canterbury
Prince Cornauld
Bahrein
Connaught
Gendarme
Plato
Carioca
Karendi
Rising Fast
Tesla
Crown Signal
Fort William
Paper Strip
Lord Bosworth
North
Barfleur
Belmont Park
Hans
Pure Fire
Rapid
Sellwood's big choice of mounts for spring
Leading jockey Nev ie Bellwood rode Silver Kingdom to a brilliant victory in yesterday's Exhibition Handicap at Eagle Farm. Silver Kingdom comfortably beat Sir Can ning with River Cam third, complicating Sellwood's spring mount decisions as owners seek the lightweight rider for his horse amid other offers. Silver Kingdom figures prominently in early betting for Caulfield and Melbourne Cups but is an absentee from the Epsom and Metropolitan meetings.
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Nevie Bellwood
Silver Kingdom
Sir Canining
River Cam
Sellwood
Towner
Maurice McCarten
Caulfield
Melbourne
Ep Om
Metropolitan
Waorrerror
Stewards face criticism over inconsistent inquiries at Canterbury
Sentences note stewards grilled Viteren after his weak First Ashbury run while Estes and Harmalwa escaped similar scrutiny. Viteren, Estes, and Harmalwa drew attention for backing and form, with Viteren singled out for a formal inquiry though Estes and Harmalwa had poorer recent records. Public reaction hinges on whether stewards apply even scrutiny to all contenders.
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Ers
Canterbury
Quiz Viteren
Ashbury
Estes
Campsie
Harmaina
Viteren
Bob Mead
Billy Cook
Tommy Clune
Neville Sellwood
Harmalwa
Arthur Croall
George Podmore
Lonry
Harmanna
Deadheaters
Silver Wolf
Sir Malcolm
Rosehill
Mead
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