Riders For Wingatui

Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30369, 19 February 1964, Page 4

Riders For Wingatui

“The Press" Special Service DUNEDIN, February 18. Riding engagements for the opening of the Dunedin Jockey Club’s autumn meeting at Wingatui on Saturday include: M. F. Dowling: Warfare, Etassem, Radiant Howe, Cheiro, Idol Prince. J. R. Dowling: Irrepressible, Portsmouth, Runaway. R. N. Marsh: Central’s Pride, Sir Athol. Belloch, Dark Maid, Modem Imp. A. J. Tweedie: Sudd el Nil, Magic Casement, Crackerjack, Sweet Call. E. J. Didham: Highland Fair' Valaris, Satinette, Manhattan, Rosaleen, Macginty, Sunny Dorae. Flying York. D. N. Hadfield: Baywyn, Great Guns. N. E. Eastwood: Double, Cranbrook, Cumberland, Sailorman. A. H. Eastwood: Hullabaloo. B. J. Anderton: Janlea, Birthright, Magic Flute, Belltana, Melhar, Fox Chat, Jolly Fox, Castle Gregory, Bowlalong. J. D. Pankhurst: Milord, Pikitere, Silver Kingdom, Bold Venture, The Budget, Lorastan. G. Gittens: Dilane, Sandra Glen, Gay Fox. M. Parr: Ravelston, Myfilou. W. C. Gye: Mondovi, Tara Hill, Nippon, Woodcock, Cobble Proud Miss. J. Carvalho: Nelson River. Callandrille, Awakiki, Mighty Smart, Melotone, The Missionary. L. W. Hare: For Sure. R. A. Low: Hygeana. M. Turnbull: Golden Sparrow. G. W. Wright: Coral Maid. P. J. Denton: Bador. R. Wilder: Coat of Arms.

Stephen Water

Sold

"The Press” Special Service INVERCARGILL, Feb. 18. The three-year-old Garrison Hanover colt, Stephen Water, which had won twice and had been twice placed in seven starts this season, has been sold to Auckland and has been sent north. A member of the noted First Water family, Stephen Water has been most impressive in his racing. By Garrison Hanover, he is out of the Sandydale mare Similas, a half-sister to Sally Walla (dam of Sally Boy), Lassaloc, Gentles, Quiet Water and others. It has been one of the best branches of the family and Stephen Water should do it further credit.