Prominent punter brookes defies racing embargo at multiple venues
John Brookes, a key figure in the Cryon-Darby Munro case and under a Warned Off order by the Australian Jockey Club, attended Newcastle dog meetings and Gosford and Wentworth Park events. Supervisors failed to remove him, raising questions about racecourse policing and enforcement.
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John Brookes
Brooks
Newcastle
R. Paton
T. J. Fines
Jack Hibberd
Paton
The
Australian Jockey Club
Darby Munro
Brookes
Hibberd
Cryon
Aj.c
Wentworth Park
McMenamin Mustering At Muswellbrook
Jockey Ted McMenamin remains on holiday at Muswellbrook and will not ride at Randwick this Saturday. He states the break is earned after a strenuous Autumn but has not abandoned racing, having done mustering during the stay and plans to return to the saddle.
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Jydney
Ted McMenamin
Muswellbrook
Randwick
Ted
Beau Son At Centre Of Stable Deals And Prospects
Beau Son once sold for 3500 guineas to Alan Cooper and set for a future under Jamieson. A Melbourne split sent Gold Salute to George Price, leaving Beau Son possibly with Jamieson as preparations continue at Randwick. Reports say W J Smith briefly held a half interest, later denied, with Beau Son still linked to Jamieson’s stable and aimed at fast work.
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Beau Son
Alan Cooper
Jamieson
Cooper
Melbourne
J.T.J
Flemington
George Price
Seerer
Randwick
Sportsman
W. J. Smith
Mr. Smith
Kama O.K. drawing attention with promising sprint pace
The trainer Pat Nailon touts Kama as a notable sprint prospect after Randwick success. She defeated three year-olds including St Andrew and St Andréw, with plans to enter Doomben Newmarket and Brisbane Carnival sprint events in July if the horse handles the bandages well. Nailon has a strong Brisbane track record and ties to E. J. Watt and Bunny Nagel.
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Kama
Randwick
St. Andrew
John Halifax
St. Andréw
Sta
Welter Company
Canterbury
Pat Nailon
Nominatin Kama
Brisbane
Evergreen to star in spring
Evergreen the Randwick colt is poised for a spring season with ambitions for the Epsom Handicap and Caulfield Cup. Owner E Claremont and trainer Bayly Payton expect the three-year-old to progress in Sydney and Melbourne after a strong winter spell and a light previous program.
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Evergreen
Chatham
Randwick
Sydney
Freckles
Doncaster
Mildura
Rimwell
Canterbury
Gilltown
Canterbury Gold
W.E.C
Matheson
City Tattersall
E. Claremont
Melbourne
Bayly Payton
Hurdling Stars Cheery Jack and V Na Set as Favorites
Sydney handicappers expect Cheery Jack and V Na to lead Grand National Hurdle betting after early weights. Both horses have race prep runs, with Cheery Jack securing a recent win at 11.7 for GN and Valhalla achieving a double at the Bourne Cup meeting.
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Cheery Jack
V Na
Yea Valhalla
Question Answered 5CG Punchbowl Inquiry on Sethia Withdrawal
A note requests secretary New Castle J.C. to confirm the withdrawal time of Sethia before 340 pm. The timing affects who is considered on Royal Comet for the 340 pm race result and whether Royal Comet wins or loses.
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C.G
Sethia
Royal Comet
Newcastle J.C
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Gosford
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Ascot
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Woonona
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Wollongong
McMenamin
Aspire
Classy
Kama O.K
Pat
Nai
Lon
Nailon
Ventura
A.J.C
E. J. Watt
Queensland
Bunny Nagel
Laddie
Mr. Watt
Pershore
Bayly’ Payten
Sydney Hurdlers
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