THE poor we always have with us; thank goodness we have the New Zealanders wiht us only occasionally. WHENEVER the men from Moaland make an invasion, reversals of form become as plentiful as dirt behind a school-boy's ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 755 wordsFRED WILLIAMS produced a decent looker and galloper In Bonnie Charles in the first march of Moorefield Maiden. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 237 wordsTHOUGH there was a tremendous crowd yesterday at Moorefield, bookmakers were wingeing all day ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 229 wordsPUNTERS are just plain foolish if they don't back Rebate nest run. Sure to get a return on this bloke. AS New Zealand neddies have the very ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 382 wordsAFTER outsider Full Measure had done the trick In the first division of yesterday's Moorefield Maiden, punters reckoned the bookie ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 413 wordsBACKED for a packet in the final minutes of wagering, Paul T, about whom 8 to 1 was on offer early, ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 540 wordsGay Laura won the second stanza of the Maiden by only a neck, but she could have walked in with lengths to spare. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 341 wordsWE wouldn't care to have Fred Williams' headache. His importations have been giving him hurry up of late. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 256 wordsTHE moment he gets on to the racecourse Jack Molloy is a hive of industry. The only lime he lets up is ...
Article : 159 wordsOnce upon a time—all fairy stories seem to start that way —Moorefield was nicknamed "Punters' Paradise." ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 303 wordsTRAINER TED BALL POPPED ONE ACROSS THE COGNOSCENTI YESTERDAY.—He put up apprentice L. Robertson on Greenloch, and this lulled the bookmakers into the belief that the stable wasn't keen on the Greenstead mare's chances. But when the batting boys from out Ascot way got busy there was no questioning the stable confidence. Although away only moderately, Greenlock was quickly in front, and that was the end of the section. Factor is finishing second on the outside, while Hampton Plane is third (on the rails), with King Crow at the head of the others. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 95 wordsOF the battalions of Maoriland mokes who recently invaded N.S.W., first to draw blood was King March, one of J. T. Jamieson's ...
Article : 395 wordsTHE picnic prads had a real picnic at Moorefield yesterday and took the double between them. Cool Dan won the Flying, and it was left to Mr. A. D. Allen's bush boy Zeeland to complete the brace. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 577 wordsBEFORE the Flying at Moorefield yesterday bookmakers were mopping up their tears because "there was no money." ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 381 wordsIke Andrews has tripped punters three times with Cool Dan in recent months. THE Warwick Farm-trained ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 200 wordsRUMOR mongers were well at work prior to the Moorefield Juvenile yesterday. "There's one in this who can put it all over Verdale ...
Article : 189 wordsWITH results favoring the ringmen early in the day il wasn't surprising to find Rufe Naylor, who stuck to his book pretty wet ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 238 wordsBACKED for pounds, shillings and pence at his previous hurdle outing at Canterbury, Dr. Grace walked in. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 169 wordsTHE stEwards at Moorefield yesterday reported:— G. Carter was fined £1 for being late at the scales in the Hurdle Race. ...
Article : 181 wordsNot until next week will Jim Trenoweth decide whether he will to to Melbourne with Paul T. for the Australian Hurdle Race. He wants to see how Paul ...
Article : 85 wordsFRED. WILLIAMS' "bank" was as doubled up after Moorefield as if it was suffering from rheumatoid arthritis. He must have done [?] "packet" during the afternoon. Fred's first flop came when he Isbelled Bonnie Charles in the Maiden, ...
Article : 161 wordsA solid street-corner tip for the Juvenile Handloap was Havanother, a Tippler gelding in Jim Barden's stables. But there was no appearance of Havanother ...
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