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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 12751, 6 January 1936, Page 2

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Everybody seems rather in the dark now as to whether Steve Donoghuc intends to accept mounts during his projected visit to Australia, says a Melbourne paper. At first it was reported that Donoghue would ho "willing to ride' here-, but- cabled advice lias been received to the effect that Donoghue said in an interview that his trip was merely n holiday, and that he would not follow h:s eellig. So far we have heard nothing oi his having received his clearance from Weatherby and Sons, which would be necessary if lie wore to fulfil any riding engagements. No doubt this matter could ho arranged by cablegram if Donoghue decides to fall in with suggestions that he should give Australians an exhibition of his style of horomanhip. It would indeed be a pity if Donoghue could not he persuaded to display his prowess. Donoghue was interviewed in New York, wherci he said he had refused several attractive mounts in the Santa Anita Handicap, of HO,CO) dollars in California, towards the end of February, but he will make no decision before he leaves Australia.

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