RAMO'S GOOD FINAL RUN
Bamo brought himself into notice in a New Zealand Cup connection by his win in the Akaroa Handicap at the Banks Peninsula Meeting last Saturday, says the "Star." He seemed.to.be suited, by the way the race wag run,' which cannot be said for some o£ his opponents. His finish-, ing effort from well behind at the straight entrance was, a strong one. Jaloux has been fading out m fast-run mile and a quarter races recently, but he was a good second this time. Silvox did not accept the slow pace early without protest, and he took a good (leal out of himself in this way. A. H. Eastwood is understood to have ridden to instructions, which can be very dangerous when races are run in an unexpected manner. Minerval failed badly, being last except Kanelagh to finish, but he might have done better with more pace on early.
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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 105, 31 October 1933, Page 6
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152RAMO'S GOOD FINAL RUN Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 105, 31 October 1933, Page 6
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