CAMPAIGN AT TRENTHAM
Royal Estate’s Programme
“The Press** Special Service DUNEDIN, February 22. Royal Estate, impressive winner of the Autumn Handl, cap at Wingatui on Thursday, is being prepared for the Thompson Handicap on the opening day of the Wellington autumn meeting next month. Thursday's success was Royal Estate's fifth win for the season and hie second from three starts in open company. Mrs H. G. McLeod's promising Castle Donnington eolt was below his best when he contested the rich Duke of Edinburgh Stakes at the Canterbury Jockey Club’s Royal mooting, but he still ran a good race for fifth.
. Barrister, the beaten second favourite in the Otego Handicap on Thursday, wee sore when she cooled out and ft is likely that toe has finished racing. Mr H. G. Wallis’ Callander mare was troubled by unsoundness during her career, but toe Mill managed to win close on 0066 the result of six wins and 23 platings. Domain, which was one of the St? J’ST'S. whleh ftn to the Taleri Hurdles, fractured several J 1 *”<i will be out of action for a time.
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Press, Volume CII, Issue 30064, 23 February 1963, Page 4
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