TEAM FOR SYDNEY

Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 20, 24 July 1934, Page 11

TEAM FOR SYDNEY

NOTES FROM WOODVILLE

(Special to the " Evening Post.") PALMEESTON N., This Day.

Six members of Mr. C. T. Keeble's team leave for Australia tomorrow. They aro tho three full-brothers, Golden Wings', Golden Chance, and Golden Treasure; also Red Eufus, Lack, and Jayson. They will be under the charge of their trainer (H. E. ,Eussell), who will have/ the lightweight jockey G. J. Jones and one, of the stable- lads as assistants.

The ihorses aro all fit and: well,' and are well forward, having been speeded up in recent work. They have all been ."•printed, and, Golden Wings, who was just beaten by Chatham in the Doncaster Handicap, is going as well as ever. Bussell is making for Eandwick, whero he will' be quartered for some time.

It is reported that. Fred Davis intends to take his horses to Poxton for some weeks. The sandy course at i Poxton should bo in good-order; and tho work of preparing youngsters for spring engagements should not bo interrupted. Ono of the string is the two-year-old Pin Money, who has wintered well, and ho has developed into a fine colt. Davis is educating some promisuig-looking juveniles at present, and they include Heritage, a colt by Posterity—Homage; Bumble, a colt by Captain Bunsby— Tamo Duck; Maestro, a colt by Colossus —Musical Moment; Sergia, "a filly by Lord .Quex —Sunny Hours; and Araunette, a filly by Arausio—-Lucinette.