Two trials for Lord Module
Lord Module will have to trial twice to the satisfaction of the stipendiary stewards before next he starts in a mobile-start race. This was decided after the horse refused to go into line behind the mobile barrier in the Benson and Hedges Free-for-all at Addington Raceway yesterday. The horse’s owner-trainer, Cecil Devine, is keen to start the horse in the Allan Matson Stakes next Saturday and the first of the trials might be held on Monday. Ray Morris was suspended until after November 28 fbr causing interference to Arsenal in the Second Preview Stakes.
Peter Shand, the driver of Enterprise in the Courier Systems Stakes, was fined $lOO for causing interference to Griff with 1700 m to run.
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Press, 14 November 1981, Page 24
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