N.Z. CHAMPION ARRIVES
SYDNEY, Aii-rust 1. Kindergarten and 10 other Xew Zealand horeserf, including Sorenata, arrived here to-dav in excellent condifion after a normal trip. The trainer It. S. Bagby said he had hec-n niia.ble to crive Kindergarten much tiiet work eince he last raectl, at Auckland in April, and therefore the horse is a tiifle backward in condition. In addition to racing in the Warwick Svakes on August 30. Kindergarten will pi obably co.itcst other weiffllt-t jr-ago L-vonbi before to Melbourne. Riiffliy also l)ioii : j-ht Duvach and Monte C'risto, and all throe horses w>ll be quar-ti-icd lit M. I'olsim's etrilik* at Kandwick. Kivo others me to po fo .T. T. Jaminson's rit.ible. iiifludiiijr Sercnata. Foxwood and I'oxsen. Call to Aims will go to Melbourne. A GOOD TEAM The Cmnbridjie trainer \V. Tow nsciid. who, it can be said, gets his fair shaiv of success each year, will have a useful team lvvncsonting t'u- stable when the new season is set prohiji. Radiant Vaals and Our -loan are two useful handienppers. and these will be strengthened by Koyevius if the son of Surveyor stands a preparation. The near three-year-old Prince Louis is a good sort and one who might reach top class. A rising two-yen-nlil by Yaals. out of a Catmint mare, is in the team and is thought likely to be smart.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 181, 2 August 1941, Page 18
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