Sydney horses fare best
NZPA Brisbane S y d n e y-trained horses fared best when the barrier positions for Saturday’s $102,000 Stradbroke Handicap were drawn here’ yesterday The Tommy Smith-trained Tulip Town drew barrier six, the promising sprinter, Grey Receiver, barrier five and impressive last start winner Captain Cadet, from barrier three, drew best of the fancied candidates
However, other chances for the 1400-metre race did not draw as well Last year’s winner, Beniboka Yacht, drew the extreme outside at twenty-two, Melbourne horse, Watney, drew 20, the former New Zealand filly, Yir Tiz, nineteen and Torbek, the pre-post Stadbroke favourite, drew 16 Local hope, Grand Rocky which won the Delaney Quality at Doomben last Saturday week, drew barrier one
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