Trevallion Looks the Tit Bit for Villiers TACKS ODINATIONS
Trevallion looks for the Villiers Stakes next Saturday as plans firm for a December 28 meeting. Colin Stephens filly looms a major challenger while jockey alignment and trainer notes shape the coming program. Eddy Webster wins fresh license to resume Boxing Day riding. Shillabeer joins Williamstown Club committee amid racing administration movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad . Eddy Webster
V.R.C. Committee
Webster
Trevallion Favored In Polson’s Prospects At Randwick
Trevallion appears after a light Rosehill buildup as Polson’s Prad targets the Villiers at Randwick with strong form from his April Vaucluse win and a recent placing. Denis Boy, Denis Boy ridden by Andy Knox, looms as a major Villiers contender amid a field where Cathmar and Lady O Clare also figure prominently.
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Denis Boy
Andy Knox
Cathmar
Tippler
Lady O’clare
Rosehill
Trevallion Favoured In Dundas Stakes Showdown
In the Dundas Handicap and Villiers prospects, Trevallion looks the likely winner with Pentheus Cathmar and Denis Boy as the top challengers. Pentheus faces a heavy task carrying 9 9 while Cathmar holds 9 5 and Trevallion 7 11, with outlooks suggesting improvement may favor Trevallion if drawn clear.
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Cathmar
Bob Walder
Pentheus
Rossendale
Trevallion
Jack King
Denis Boy
Possible ARC AJC Merger Faces Denials and Debate
Denials from Secretary Cropper and ARC chief Underhill fail to quell strong pony racing hopes. Many insiders expect a merger to unify racing, with benefits for pony performers and broader access to venues like Ascot and Flemington. Debate centers on scheduling and which days races occur if the ARC and AJ C unite control in New South Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.J.C
A.R.C
Prince Clare
Happy Days Tin Hare Racing Hopes At Harold Park
The G C A doubts whether government approvals will be in place for next Saturday night. A Harold Park HP meeting is planned with betting likely if conditions permit and Truth will cover it Sunday. Bookies may post odds and Judge Swindell hums a tune.
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Harold Park
G.C.A
Bookie
Judge Swindel
Lismore Racecourse Official Improves Public Access
Olaf M Kelly the Lismore racecourse official has imposed a 23 admission for gentlemen with ladies free. The public response has been strong and the club plans to run at top gear providing jobs for locals. Kelly handles handicapper timekeeper and stipe duties from Tweed to Macleay, promoting cheaper racing potentially boosting Sydney gates.
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Kelly
Lismore
Sydney
Pentheus and Venetian Lady Dominate Local Race Card
The listing shows horses and riders with results from a local race day. Villiers leads on Pentheus at 5.1, J Pike rides Cathmar with 4.4, W Cook on Denis Boy, A Knox on Venetian Lady, J Munro on John Buchan, D Munro on Panola, M McCarten on Bayacre, T Webster on Double Dutch, S Weiss on Roley, and J Coutts on the final horse.
Kate Karney in Ring My Talisman Wins Final Race
At Rosehill on Saturday a famous punter and a well known ring member interact over a last race wager. The bookie challenges with tens and eights for My Talisman, and the punter counters, leading to a finish where My Talisman wins the race.
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Rosehill
Kate Karney
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Fred Wilson
Ice Polson
Jim Pike
Trevailian
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Shadow King
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Jack Holt
Elwood Fishers
Wiliamstown Club
C. F. Orr Shillabeer
R. M. Cuthbertson
Polson
Loch Garry
Celtic
Warwick Farm
Randwick
Selders
Frank McGrath
Denia Boy
Mick Polson
McGrath
Melbourne
Dundas
Villers
Carl Scott
Ciies
Pike
Trevailion
Booth
Burracootboo
Albert Wood
Magpie
Tom Pinch
Lkely
Elver Walker
Reley
Wally King
Phar Lap
King
Old Ming
Kingsley
Doug Webster
C. W. Cropper
J. Underhill
A.J.C. Forces
Ant.Co
Sportaman
Australian Jockey Club
New South Wales
Gent
O. M
Olaf) Kelly
Villiers Hoops
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