FALL IN MEMBERSHIP

Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 64, 13 September 1932, Page 4

FALL IN MEMBERSHIP

At..the annual general- meeting of the Wellington Racing Club ■ yesterday afternoon, 'the president,-Mr. E. L. Riddiford, referred-with-regret, to. the fact that a number of members; had; resigned during the year. He felt sure, he said, that the reason was the present economic situation, and-no.othar. As a rfesult, the club's revenue from subscriptions had fallen. The rbll at present, stands at 5091

% ': The', sej^ityear/bj^^^^Joculatpr^mai-'e, Juggle., inade'a'mpsji. promising 'debut" as'Ja htirdler' in the :Hack':;Hurdles.at,M£irton oa Satur> day;, and. she.-should be'Hrorth remembering: next *ti'i^e'..she j rstepa>;ou;fin the role; She will agaih be racingfon itbe' flat at Wanga^nui, where' there are-.no hurdling events, and' as/she is .very, fit; just now. shei'mjust be allowed to .hold ■ very, reasonable /prospects of,;success, : ■■:.'.'.-■- ;■:.;■, '-■■ '■■■■•''':.* Jiiggle had; evidently done some"plijaSing schooling; prior vto liartpn., as ;slie was; con 1. fideittly,:.,exp'e.c'ted';in;'the;;right.vquartersj;;t'o. make -a'jboldviToid^fpr Saturday's victory'!Without;;H^nr3';lbfl.Nayarr.e\ih.; the}:4ejd'* sherfTi-ould-haye; been; a- -very 'easy winneri. Slieigumped^.'clea.niy/'Jth'r,oughoivt^. ■' slfp"jiing> over'the>;hurdles,i-yefy'fast,-'and: she.hajl.a lot.too'imuch; pace forrtK ordinary type of: hurdler,'.?:; f Tt*;was;;-hbted^'at Awapun.i a: w,eek earlier that she was a picture of \&t-\ ness," ,an^'.;her^defeat";.o'ver' ; seven. furlongsthere was, probably diie to the1 bverke'enness: off; her*" riderr'.'i: JHJer. 'connections .. will] be: "unlucky hot'tp'TV'i'n -a\ race with her 'short--iy::Cv • ll'-^;-;-;wv ..- ,; :;"-" ■<:.{?■'■