CASE OF HECTOR GRAY
(By Telegraph.—Press Association.)
AUCKLAND, 7th March
An appeal by the leading New Zealand jockey, Hector Giay, a^airibt his suspension for thiee months, by the Judicial Committee of the Te Aioha Tockey Club in connection with the udmg ot Antique in the Piesidenl's Handicap on 29th Februaiy, was upheld by the Auckland District Committee ot the New Zeaiaud "Racing Confeience The deposit ot JLS lodged by Giav was lefunded
Mi A P Wilson, cluef stipendiary >,lcwaid to the Kacing Confereuce, was piesent, and Mr J Pohlen lepvesented the Te AIOIII Jockey Club Gi ly made a statement to the committee and called thiee witiiehbes—Mr. F. Earl, X C , Di W C Ring, sen , and Mr. J..-IE-WaJlace, ownei and tiamei of Antique.; Antique finished fifth in the President's Handicap An mquiiy was instituted by Mr Wilson, and the Judicial Committee returned the following finding:—"After healing the evidence ani. irom our own observations, we ale satisfied that Antique na-j not r,an<on h«b ments therefore decide id suspend Giay foi a pei-iocl of thiee months undei lhile 295 (2) of the miles of Racing "
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 57, 8 March 1932, Page 4
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CASE OF HECTOR GRAY
Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 57, 8 March 1932, Page 4
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