Waikato Riders
"The Press” Special Service ' ' AUCKLAND. Riding engagements for Waikato tomorrow include:— B. F. Andrews: Styx, Viola. Outlawed, Abbey’s Son, Head Off, Auronio. F. P. Blackburn: Golden Romance. P. K. Cathro: Look Twice. A. G. Colven: Fairfleet, Sir Barton. G. K. Edge: Dee Dee, Nurmi, Forebrace, Karin Belle, Ismone’s Pride. Corumba, Urupukapuka. A. E. Ford: Tardini, Botany Downs. Christine’s Dream. Geoffrey, My Surprise. Pell Mell. G. F. Hughes: Red Crest. Ben Lomond, Del Charro, Triple Wyn, Dolce Vita. N. D. Landers: Bright Chief, Aroha Prince, Chief Warrior, Silver Sunset, Dark Arrow. I. D. Medcalfe: Kathey’s Son, On Safari, Easter Joy. D. A. Peake: Fair Linda. Fair Fury. Isfahan. D. A. Raklander: Tpytime, Mr Fagan. J. P. Riordan: Roganne. Likewise. N. D. Riordan: Peterman, John’s Joy, Gay Ambrose, Brown Mars, Rescator, Wairere Lass, Java. R. J. Skelton: Rohe Potae, Fair Annetta, Star Belle, Sam Mcßeady. C. Underhill: Synatu. G. L. Willetts: Gold Majesty, Grand Filou. , D. J. Wyatt: Doc. Bostock, Clarendon. K. R. Potter: Cambridge Fair. L. Busby: Cherie Brizard. H. Greek: Bright Dale. G. McLeish: Fedele. D. Weatherley: Golden Count, Apollma, Yardstick. Gene, Castina, Juliet. Summer Fury. G. Chitty: Tina, Buona Sera, Gambado, Lady Volitlme, Town Guard. A. J. Sheat: Kartari. R. J. Walsh: Gigolo J. Blackburn: Golden Romance.
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Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31225, 24 November 1966, Page 4
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