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THAMES RIDERS

"The Press” Special Service AUCKLAND. Riding engagement for Thames include:— B. F. Andrews: Faloose. Supreme Tax, Queen’s Pride, Sumgent, Double Image. D. W. Blake: Our Request, Fair Account, Runaway 11. W. T. Day: Finality. R. W. Detahunty: Argohead, Bannockburn. Blue Baron. G. Dyer: Chui. G. R. Edge: Larboard, Crojack, Waipoua. R. J. Fergus: Ability, Emphll. R. Fisher: Tudor Dream, Flaxsis, Outlawed, Kangaroo Town. A. E. Ford: Sunny Flllou, Count Serene. R. T. Heaslup: BeMe of Ascot, Ahwahnee, Never Despair, Legal Flight. N. B. Holland: Abbey Son, Delta Queen, Captain Lancaster, Miss Misty. P. J. Kempton: Able Queen, Acrylic, Regal Maiden. El Old, Bostock. N. D. Landers: Lady Check, Red FTlou, Forceful, Irma Fox. M. R. Laurence: Nooranee, Great Era, Lord Harry. M. A. Long: playday. J. Macdonald: Kandance. L. R. Norris: Chequers. T. O’Hearn: Ruggedy, Golden Viaduct. K. Ople: Fair Annetta. Honi. D. A. Raklander: Gold Imp. Sabre Jet, Our Blue. J. P. Riordan: La Villa. N. D. Riordan: Susie Kffldare, Dashing Lu, Anne Lane. P. Roscoe: Swift Chick. R. J. Skelton: Balalaika, Forest Prince, Del Charro. R. J. Sutherland: Vai Vua. Inner Circle, Chef, Sacred Steps. A. J. Tweedie: Blue Zip, Bl Tombo, Patsy's Joy. R. J. Wallsh: Something Special. G. L. Willetts: Satin, Belgarah, Old Parr, Aquantta, Hot Line. D. J. Wyatt: Mintle Imperial.

Shorter Race Intervals

The Canterbury branch of the Racing Owners’ and Breeders’ Association would ask clubs to reduce times between races, it was decided this week.

The meeting felt 35-mlnute intervals between races, as had been introduced recently, were popular with the public and with those concerned with racing. The association also decided to run race trials later in the year. The first of these probably will be held at Ashburton, but no date has been set yet. A television programme, sponsored by the association, on racing and breeding had been delayed by unsuitable weather but was progressing satisfactorily and should be completed soon, the meeting was told.

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Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31167, 17 September 1966, Page 7

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THAMES RIDERS Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31167, 17 September 1966, Page 7

THAMES RIDERS Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31167, 17 September 1966, Page 7