OUTLOOK FOR RIVERTON
(By Telegraph.) ■ ''■> (Special to "The Evening Post.'!) ' DUNEDIN,'This Day.. Black Duke and Royal Saxon , will both start in the Bivevton Cup : on, Saturday. Tho latter will be ridden by; D. O'Connor. Master Anomaly and Ilkley both ara considered hero to have good chances in their respective races' at .Biverton. High Gear will not fulfil his engage' ments at Biverton, being too sore, and Glenrowan, who is engagedin the Sockburn Handicap at Ricearton, will start in that race in preference to going to Eiverton for the Cup. There is now no necessity for the"' Biverton Cup's having to be run in divisions. •C. Gieseler, with a team of eight' horses,, left for Eiverton, to-day, and; J. Euttlodge, whose team will be divid« ed between Eiverton and ■Eidcarton* leaves to-morrow for Riyerton '-tnta: Salmo Salar, Ballanee, and Aspiring, and will return and go North" after tha' first day's racing to superintend Pink; Note's and Silver Paper's engagement* at Eiccarton. ' ' ■■■
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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 77, 1 April 1931, Page 13
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160OUTLOOK FOR RIVERTON Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 77, 1 April 1931, Page 13
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