Race clubs urged to fight government cuts as industry faces crisis
A large meeting at the School of Art tonight gathers owners trainers and others in racing to decide action against proposed cuts. The call is for a united 100 per cent stand to protect racing, with警 warning that unemployment and loss of revenue will follow if measures pass. The meeting plans to push the Australian Jockey Club and government representatives to safeguard the industry and oppose metropolitan restrictions until a broader Commonwealth stance is taken.
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Irish Oss Off Irish Importation Contender Doomben Sprint
Vergure left last Saturday for Brisbane to contest Doomben Newmarket Handicap the richest sprint race. The entrant aims to spark victory for Ireland in the feature event at Doomben this weekend.
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Darby Munro Nip At The Heel Of Army Admiration
Darby Munro, famed jockey, earned praise from AFL lads at Canterbury after the last race. A soldier urged a kiss and boasted of fighting like he rides, recalling Hitler in a playful, aggressive moment. Munro escaped the crowd with notable speed and silence.
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Big Cash Cop for Cook Wins After Protest
The race saw Joe’s backers confident as Trekster’s protest delayed the result. Capaneus, once tormented by biliary fever, recovered enough to race and win from last, though Trekster failed to score amid the metro scene. Jockey Snyders and George Williams led the bid as Capaneus earned a second life on the track.
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Royal Exchange Drops Weights In Bid For Front Running Cup
Royal Exchange, trained by Fred Cash, may have to shed weight to regain top form after three poor outings. The gelding previously won three straight from debut at Menangle to a close second to David Copperfield at Randwick, then failed to win at Kensington and Moorefield before a capture at Randwick with Mattheus. Mattheus edged clear late as Royal Exchange faded, while Binnia Celebrity under Billy Briscoe shaded a fast finish. Hydras and Air Link faded after early trouble. Shem, owned by Jack Mandel, pressed hard in a strong field.
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