AUSTRALIAN RACING

Timaru Herald, Volume CXL, Issue 20261, 9 November 1935, Page 21

AUSTRALIAN RACING

NEW ZEALAND HORSES ENGAGED AT FLEMINGTON United Press Association —By Electric Telegraph—Copyright (Received November 8, 5,5 p.m.) MELBOURNE, November 8. At Flemington on the tan Clear Art covered five furlongs in lmin 51sec. Turbine did four furlongs in 53!sec, Ronsay doing the same distance. The New Zealanders engaged at Flemington to-morrow are: Batman Stakes.—Gay Sheik, Gay Circle, Country Party. Flemington Stakes. —Prince Quex, Riddle. Fisher Plate —Gay Blonde, East Cape. V. Handicap—Greenhorn, Bunsby Gaze, Sporting Blood. Ottawa Stakes—Remittent. Final Handicap—Silver Jubilee, Takakua, Grand Sport, Ruling Light. Peter Pan and Master Brierley are being spelled in Victoria. VOITRE AND QUINLAN ISSUE LIBEL WRIT United Press Association—By Eiiactrle Tei egrapb —Copyright (Received November 8, 8.40 p.m.) MELBOURNE, November 8. Keith Voitre and the trainer Bernard Quinlan have issued a Supreme Court writ against B. Vockler, Service Proprietary Ltd., of Melbourne, and the Don Printing Works Proprietary Ltd, of Essendon, claiming £2,000 damages each for alleged libel relating to the running of the filly Link Divine at Caulfield races on October 19. The libel relates to paragraphs published in a sporting paper called “Vockler Turf and Sport Life.” RIDING ENGAGEMENTS United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph Copyright (Received November 8, 9.45 p.m.) MELBOURNE, November 8. K. Voitre will ride Bustard, Gilded Youth, Enchantress and Takakua at Flemington to-morrow. Roy Reed will ride Sporting Blood and Silver Jubilee. W. Jenkins will ride Gay Circle and Riddle. H. Skidmore will ride Fearless Imp, Hall Mark, Panto and Dick Devon. Keith Voitre will broadcast to New Zealand at 7 o’clock (Melbourne time), to-morrow evening. Rain was falling to-day.