Stratford First Leg Easy For Red View
(New Zealand Press Association)
VONt PLYMOUTH. Oct. 36. Striding away early and holding a lead <£ up to 12 lengths during the running of the Stratford Handicap, Red View effortleesly won that event, the first leg of the TA B double, at the Stretford Racing Club's spring meeting today. The Stewart Handicap, the second leg at the double, went to Golden Muse by a long neck. The combination paid £2l 6s M for £l. The track was hard and fast and the weather fine. A large crowd attended. Results:— SPRING HIGH-WEIGHT, £300; 11m.—8/7 GOLD SPLICE (1) 10-3 C. McGovern 1: 6/8 TEMBU LAD (M) 9-0 oar. 9-7 R. Welsh 2; V 4 EARL ROBIN (3) 10-1 G. Lawson 3. Scratched: Dark Crest, Two Tone. Nose; two and a quarter lengths. Onekaka fourth. Time. 2.7 4-5. Win: £l5 2s. Places: £3 16s. 6d. £3 IDs 6d. £2 19a. STRATFORD TWO - YEAROU> HANDICAP, £250; 4K—4/4 ISFAHAN (1) 8-0 A. E. Skinner 1; 2/2 ITOLUNDA (9) 7-9 car. 7-91 L. Gectro 2; 5/5 OUR KATHIB (8) 7-9 ear. 7-91 S. R. Robertson 3. All started. Long head; head. M«te-o-Mine fourth. Time. 56 3-5. Win: £6 4s. Places: £2 4s. £1 14s 6d. £2 14s 6d. PEMBROKE MAIDEN STAKES, £225; about 6f—2/2 MAGIC RING (16) 8-0 S. B Robertson 1; 14/17 V ALCORN (IS) 8-5 B. Anscotnbe 3: 1/3 FAR CRY (5) 8-5 L. Tournier 3. Scratched: Caspian. Materika. Tivoli Garden. Length and three-quarters: short neck. Jubilee Boy fourth. Time 1:14 3-5. Win: £3 12s. Places: £1 15s Sd. £» 13s 6d. £1 17t 6d. LOWGARTH STAKES, £225; about «f.—l/1 MARCO LEE (9) 8-7 car. 8-7 J K. J. Grylls 1; 5/5 MAICELIA (8) 8-7 V. Tinsley 2; 13/12 WELDON (16) 8-7 R. McKee 3. Scratched: Banditti. Hapi. Sergeant Murph v. Three lengths; one length. Thalia fourth. Time. 1:16. Win: £2 7s 6d. Places: £1 Is 6d. £4 Is. £l6 13s 6d. STRATFORD HANDICAP, £500; Um. 3/3 RED VIEW (2) 8-4 W. T. Day 1 1/2 BRIGHT CORAL (1) 8-10 .. G. Lawson 2 4/5 MARCAffO 7-13 S. Robertson 3 7/7 Blue Client. 2/1 Courtel. 6/6 Coral Reef. 5/4 Fierce also started. Four lengths; 10 lengths. Fierce was fourth. Time. 2:6. Win: £3 18s. Places: £2 0s 6d, £1 18s 6d .
A. W. BUDGE MBMORIAL HACK HANDICAP, £3OO, 9f.1/1 SUNDERD (2) 8-13 L. Tournier I'2/3 CECINA <»» 8-6 car. 7-13 if. Geor«e K 9/9 BLUB DART (7) 8-6 car. 8-3 V. Tinsley 3. Scratched: Arctic Blue. Facet. Nack; three and a half lengtlts. Eulo King fourth. Time. 134 2-5. Win: (2 Ila B<L Places: £1 Ils 84. £3 ss. £4 18s. STEWART HANDICAP. £3M; «. 2/1 GOLDEN MUSE (8) 8-7 K Grylls 1 7/8 FUNNY STORY (8) 8-4 car. 7-11 .. W. Searle 8 8/7 DR. JEKYLL (4) 8-4 R MoKae 3 5/5 King's Core. 1/2 Tom Foolum, 10/M Copy Boy. 4/9 Ore. 3/b Supreme Courage. 4/4 Choytton's Gold. 11/11 Monty a Gold. 9/9 Trim Laddie ateo started. Long neck: *ort neck Croydon's Gold fourth. Tune. 1:13 1-5. Wtn: £4 ss. Ptecaa: £1 15s. □ I 0«. £4. ROBSON HACK HANDICAP. £300; 1/1 BRENDA LEE (7) 7- car. 7-11 W. T. Dev 1; 7/10 AOBANGI (4) 7-tt T. J. Mullsne 3; 3/2 BHD OMAN (2> 8- car. 8-7 L. Ward 3. Scratched: Paddy’s Tax. Hupene. Three and • half lengths; head. Lucas fourth. Time. 1:14. ~ „ ~ Win: £3 IDs. Places: £1 Ito 6d. £8 19S. £1 15a 6d.
Veteran Jockey Killed In Fall
(N.Z. Press Asm— Copvrlght) SYDNEY, October 28. Aiurtretiß's oldest race jockey, Roy James aged 63. was kilted when be fell during a track gaUop nt Cantertxiry racecourse today. James, who held a rider's licence fi>r half a century , had his Hast ride two weeks ago jand his last metropolitan win in 1963. He was thrown and killed when hie mountk Glens Choice, stumbled and skidded on its knees. He landed on his head in front ot the horse.
Known as •'Grandfather'' to the Sydney jockeys, he was very fit for his age
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Press, Volume CII, Issue 30274, 29 October 1963, Page 5
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