SAVED THE DAY

NZ Truth, Issue 1301, 20 November 1930, Page 13

SAVED THE DAY

Punters Would Have Had To File

SOLVENT'S SUCCESS THE public were not slow to wake up to the fact that though Fred. Jones had done them a harm by springing Solvent on them on the second day of the. Cup meeting, that Saturday would be the day to get even. Solvent was produced .m . a field of ,ragrtag two-year-olds, •' an d those who were having a bad break stuck it on her. Solvent would either win or they would be insolverit. Though; she gave the impression of being a bit flighty m the cage,, once' it came to line up ."Jpnah's" filly behaved like a "Victorian riiiss, and then' when they jumped away she was amenable,.. to reason. While, those m front of her were . running all over, the place, she was 'content to let ,them do their v . darnedest.Young Humphries was only' concerned m brlriging Solvent home by the shortest route, and when he said "Go," sheVweht; . It. was an easy win. The filly is quite - ; good, and- may enter inta calculations befoi'e the season is concluded.^ .... Vv , ■ . As ; - far as/ .figures gOi': ■ she has the best record so far. She has only had tw6 outings and each has resulted m victory. VINGFIELD any. day after his close **■ third to Prince Val: arid Pegaway. Good form that, j