MAY NOT BE READY

Press, Volume CIV, Issue 30814, 28 July 1965, Page 4

MAY NOT BE READY

Count One In Epsom Mile | (N.Z. Press Assn.—Copyright) SIDNEY j The Warwick Farm trainer, H 'Riley, doubts if he will have the New Zealand horse. Count One. 'ready in time for the £lO.OOO one 'mile Epsom Handicap on October 24. Count One. a brilliant miler, is |one of the early favourites for j he race Count One has been in Riley's stable for almost two months, jtint he came straight from the paddock in New Zealand. Count Due was io have made a lastminute bid to win last year's Epsom, bin hr threw himself down and refused to be loaded 'into a plane in Neu Zealand about a week before the. racA*. Riley last night said Count <)iir probably would go to Mel botirne for the'George Adams Handicap 'lm) on November 6 ?ii Flemington. Bookmakers yrsterdaV made (hr Neu Zraland frilly. Trial Offer, and Eskimo Prince equal favourites for the Epsom. Markets for the £lO.OOO Metro polilan Handicap (13f ). the sec nnd leg of the A.J.C. spring double, are confused. Strauss, Vit lory Boy. Hyde, and Trial Offer ar? early favourites. The latest order of favouritism, fin the Randwick double is: Epsom Handicap. Trial Offer <N.Z.), Eskimo Prince. Count One (N.Z.), Time And Tide. Rakaia, Strauss, Tpi Port. AVinfreux. Brandy Lad. Count Remy, Even Better 'N.Z.). Heroic Stone, Lu Filou (N.Z.), Confidence (X.Z.). Persian Puzzle. Rochdale (N.Z.). Rlpa. Romanda, Scottish Soldier. Tyrowen. Trevors. Captain Blue. Reisling. Sir Dane, Farnworth. Frame Up. I Samson. • Metropolitan Handicap: ■ Strauss, Victory Bov, Trial •tffer <N.Z), Hyde Amusement Park. Craftsman. Piper's Son, Striking Force. Bore 'Head, Fair Patton. Brunswick, Sir Dane. Captain •Blue. Heroic Stone, Irish Parade. Lu Filou (N.Z.), Paradise Inn. [Zinga Lee. i Bartax. Fairwood, Hunting [Horn, Matloch, Marco Khan, River Seine, Romanda, Sir B»r--ion fN.Z), Sir Martin (N.Z.). sir Wynyart, VaraaUles, Valu | ale, Ziema.