FAY TAYLOUR TO RIDE AGAIN AT MONICA PARK

Star (Christchurch), Issue 19036, 3 April 1930, Page 12

FAY TAYLOUR TO RIDE AGAIN AT MONICA PARK

By a lucky stroke of fate the management of Monica Park Speedway have been able to secure a further appearance of Miss Fay.Taylour for Saturday. Miss Taylour was due to leave New Zealand to-day, but, owing to a change in her overseas itinerary, she has to remain in the Dominion until next week. On learning of this, Stadiums, Ltd., engaged Miss Taylour to appear here on Saturday. This is the fourth appearance of Miss Taylour here, and there are hundreds of people still • keen to see this daredevil daughter of Erin ride. Hundreds more, having seen her before, will welcome the opportunity of seeing her again. This time she will meet N. R. Gray iu a series of match races. Already she has beaten D. M’Kenzie and E. It. Marsh in brilliant fashion, and ..Gray is keen to try his mettle against her. Last Saturday, in Auckland. Miss Taylour won her three match races, and on this, her final appearance in New- Zealand, she is determined to give of her best. Miss Taylour is one of the finest riders seen on the local The famous “ Flying Dutchman.’ “ Lion ” van Praag, will be riding again. He will compete in handicap and scratch races against all the best local riders, and on his performances to date his riding alone should prove a great draw “Wally” Thomas meets E. R. Marsh for the Chevrolet Gold Helmet in tin e< match races. Who will win? No two riders could be more evenly matclied. Reserved seats may be obtained at Lange’s, United Service Buildings.