SYDNEY TURF NOTES
A 1 PROMISING' JUVENILE
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: c SYDNEY,.2nd July. G. Price produced a likely two-year-old at Kosehill ; last Saturday in ,the Brazen ■gelding Flying Dave.'^ Bidden'by the stable apprentice and starting at a forlorn price he flew up into second place at the finish. He lightened up with th© race, but he will not lack supporters.when next produced. '■.''■ '■ T. Webster had his first ride in Sydney at Rosehill last Saturday; He was up on legislator, an, improved three-year-old, who' beat a useful field in a three-year-old handicap. This was Webster's only ride during the day, and his vigour at the finish contributed to the success. Isoorcello, who has now won three suburban handicaps in succession-, is ail example o£ improved stamina with age. She is a five-year-old by Violoncello, and earlier in her career was speedy up to sis furlongs. ' Taken to the country, she paid her way, but still improved, and now is capable of running out eleven furlongs successfully in the metropolis. , Head' Chief (Chief Ruler-Catcall) won a two-ycaivold race at Menangle with 9.0 (ttip-Veight). He is owned by.Mr.'G. N. Magill'/ who races. Miss Nottava, but is raced on lease by Randwick trainer J. King.
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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 7, 8 July 1931, Page 7
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