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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18235, 2 November 1933, Page 3

PANJANDRUM INJURED BAY ACRE’S GOOD FORM .i>?. 7 : ■’ n MELBOURNE, Nov. 1. Panjandrum ricked a stifle muscle, and is unlikely to race ag<yn for six months. Bayacre gave an excellent display over six hurdles at Mentone to-day. W. Duncan is making slow progress from his injuries. ! He expects to ride again at tho end of this season. The owners 1 Of hbrses mentioned in yesterday’s challenge of a £IOOO race by Waltzing Lily’s lessee, are'riot kebn for tho match, with the exception of Oro’s trainer, J. King, who said that if }ie owned Oro, he would be willing to match him against Waltzing Lily over 12 furlongs. ■ Ivendler, owned and trained by the former New Zealander, Stan. Reid, won the hurdles at Kyneton to-day. Whitsome has been sold, and left for Sydney to-day.