SPORTING.
' • A RACING SCANDAL. i ItY Electric Telegraph I —Copyright] ■' '[tlMTlso Press Association.] ';. ilV.o! i > Melbourne,- November 8. 1 ! kit; the Wil- •• iamstfe'wn l meeting tb-Vthyy the stipen-Ihit-ry stewards' askwd ri £he''' ) dwner' of '•'jfcbh Qftaifeitftb Mild W&t for ' feamintftioh 1 . The • oSvnW' refused. A 'A '<ulrc'mtfan ; ' vMa < 11 m& 'th'e orse forcibly taken and, his shoes relovedi The shoes are now in the andamifi ttouirtettMlte'y Ltfelr'Mabeh tarted favorite and finished a poor bird out of five starters.
fi i DISQUALIFIED ; FOR'LIFE. «'■' yo'!nt!fv.;:-.i-" :;^~— & Oil but mm bo*tol B o !flmi.9r " :l > (Tv'f ; i-:..(:-vi-i Melbourne*- 'November SJ ! ' ~,JDt is; officially: announced l 'that as the the stipendiary l steward's .itiry,"Loch Mabeh and'<thd owner have .(.■»en disqualified for life;. ■ • '■
The following horses were shipped ;nith by the Maunganui last night:— 'otoa, Kilrain, Secret Link, 'Bliss, Pyst'eriarch, Charlero'se, Baldon, lility, Black Lupin,-Mount Victoria, .langaroa, Turna, Immer, Sinapis, ■eatondale, Bravest, Odessa, and Caonia. In addition two trotters, Gold Jell and Molly Wood went "south for he Metropolitan Meeting.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 58, 8 November 1913, Page 2
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164SPORTING. Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 58, 8 November 1913, Page 2
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