Australian for Inter-Dominions

Press, 14 January 1987, Page 31

Australian for Inter-Dominions

JEFF SCOTT

Last year’s InterDominion champion in Brisbane, Village Kid, heads a 32-strong Australian pacing contingent entered for the Lion Brown Inter-Dominions at Addington in FebruaryMarch. Other notable entries include the gallant Perth mare, Line On, an unlucky and fast-finishing third in last year’s InterDominion Final, Our lan Mac, which defeated Village Kid in the $200,000 Benson and Hedges Perth Cup last week-end, the Bob Knight-trained stablemates, Smooth Falcon, Bag Limit and Alpine Fella, and My Lightning Blue, another former New Zealand pacer which finished second to Master Mood in the JPS Miracle Mile in Sydney last month. Australian nominations are: West Australia: Morano Magic, Trunky Westerner, Our lan Mac, Smiley Lad, Our Mighty Son, Lincoln Storm, Village Kid, Line On, Prince of Princes, Arch Rival. South Australia: Whirley Dream, Intricate, Dylason. Queensland: Sunset Candios, Robert Harlyn, Noble Minbar, Town Royal. New South Wales: Young Pride, Welcome Frost, Pretty Sassy, Paleface Bubble, Run the Risk. Victoria: Game Oro, Armchair Ride, Panyan, Bag Limit, Smooth Falcon, Alpine Fella, Quite Famous, My Lightning Blue, Morgan, Paia Royal. Ten Victorian-trained trotters total the Australian nominations for the

trotters section, headed by True Roman. Others include: Lord Alias, Kano Joe, Game Ebony, Mount Alm, Eastern Romance, Maori Skipper, Trinket, Blackwood Mai and Highly Likely. Sure He Can, the C 6

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