Share In N.Z. Horse Sold For $225,000

Press, Volume CIX, Issue 32117, 13 October 1969, Page 1

Share In N.Z. Horse Sold For $225,000

fN.Z. Press Association—Copyright) MELBOURNE, October 12. A three-quarter share in the ownership of the champion New Zealand three-year-old, Daryl’s Joy, has been sold for $225,000 and the horse will do his future racing in the United States.

Daryl’s Joy was bought as a yearling by the millionaire Singapore publican, Mr R. Goh, who won $38,000 in stakes with the colt before the sale. Daryl’s Joy has won eight of his 17 starts and has been second or third in the rest He was rated, the top two-year-old in New Zealand last season and two" ago beat the top Australian three-year-old. Vain. Mr Goh still retains a quarter share in the celt The other three partners are Californian businessmen who race as Dansar Stables. Daryl’s Joy was bought on the recommendation of J. Sei-

lers, the top American jockey who has ridden him in his last two starts. The sale was completed today, only two hours before his new trainer, E. Jackson, of New York, returned to the United States. As soon as the colt passes a veterinary test he will be sent to the, United States by air. The new owners have asked Jackson to have Daryl’s Joy ready to race at the big Santa Anita carnival in JanuThe champion New Zealand three-year-old will be scratched from all his Australian engagements, including the Caulfield Cup on Saturday.