FULLARTON AND REDDITCH
If A. Fullarton wins,the Victoria Grand National Steeplechase on Redditch he will equal the record of the late Tom Corrigan, who piloted three winners, Great Western, Game, and Wymlet. As Fullarton is still in his early twenties it is possible-that he will not only equal but will toeat Corrigan's record as the years go on. Enthusiasm, which carries any man so far on his job, is not wanting in Fullarton. Next to being in his own home he is nowhere happier than on a horse going over jumps. While schooling on the tracks and in an enclosure near his home at West Essendon, and riding in public and following the hounds, he crosses a tremendous number of jumps in a year. It can be said of him that the rattle of the rail'as the field goes over the fence is music in his ears. He certainly seems to be quite content when facing any kind of obstacle, andlhe is always ready to school a horse for the asking. It can be understood, why Fullarton is always fit. ■ ,
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Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 151, 28 June 1935, Page 6
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180FULLARTON AND REDDITCH Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 151, 28 June 1935, Page 6
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