HERE AND THERE

Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 32, 6 August 1930, Page 6

HERE AND THERE

Hard.. "■"■[":.:' '■ " ' A cable message from London says that Stanley Wootton, who was in Australia on a well-earned holiday, forgot to approach the Jockey Club for a renewal of his trainer's .licence. There is not a suggestion that Wootton was fined for anything but forgetfulncss. • They do things on a big scale in the Old Country. G. Young to Ride Again. The jockey George Young, well known through his associations with Gloaming and other good horses,; who forsook riding i'or training, has again returned to the saddle, having : been granted a licence by the A.J.C., but apparently J. Toohey s retirement is/definite. . . ..- Paiiar Money Pony. A four-year-old, Chit/by Paper ilouey from Marty, was a winner at the Victoria Park Pony Meeting in Sydney last week. Chit was a; liberal-priced second favourite. This is not to be confused with the Paper Money filly of the same name once owned by Mr. Vnian Riddifoid. fho raced in Australia as Painoud. R. Syme's Morses. Roy Syme, who continues to de\ote himself to the lidmg of jumpers with marked success, laaa gpt together a t useful team at his 'staples '.It To Kapa. Arch Eagle and The Boadman are among the candidates to which he has been directing, special attention. The foimer is a six-year-old gelding by Archiestown— Glenpupii, the. dam of the hurdler Glen&lar. Arch Eagle has had only a couple of laces so far, and, while he did not get prominent on those occasions, he will do better v, ith -experience. He has shown in private that he can muster up speed. The Roadman, who is destined for a career as a jumper, is a solid stamp of a gelding, also six-year-old, being by Day Comet from a mare by Spalpeen. So iar as his limited education m the division has gone it has been -\eiT onconia^iug. For Jumping Deeds. The Waikato owner, Mr. T. Wilson, \vill be without the seivice-3 ot that noted cross-country/ horse, Wiltshire, for some time. He will have a pair of useful sorts Ito participate in jumping events of the i new season; These ' are Pendavies and Pendennis, the former by Archiestown and the latter by Day Comet. Pendavies has already proved his ability in the division, while Pendennis has only to act up to his private efforts to make progress. Later on the promising full-brother to Wiltshire will be brought in. He is said to be a particularly attractive sort. Paganelli and Co. The brilliant sprinter Paganelli. is reported to-be; in splendid order to undergo another preparation, and should not take Hong- to^Btrike'fprm:-;; The present intention is to'race-hM'.at; the Avondale Meeting. While.lie, won nearly £2000 in stakes last season/Paganelli was rather'unlucky on several, occasions, and the present season ■ should'again see him to the fore in the principal sprint races. Gay Duke, another of M. J. Carroll k charges, how a four-j ear-old, has been disappointing so far, but he probably requires time. He was wintered well, and is shortly to receive another serious.preparation. After tfiuniim several laces the season before last Mat room failed to show any form during the period just ended, and she has beeii definitely retired to the stud. Reminders. . Acceptances for the Giaml National Meeting are due to-morrow at 8 p.m. Nominations for the Hawkes Bay Hunt Meeting close on Friday.