It was announced yesterday that the Referees have now definitely been persuaded to take the field against the mighty All-Star Press Powerhouse, Their quite understandable reluctance to face overwhelming defeat at the hands of the Fourth Estate and thus relinquish their hold He is fast, has good ball control, and shoots well with and accurately with either foot. Added to this. he is showing continual improvement and is the most promising player in action today. With good coaching, he should develop into one of the best centre-forwards ever to have been seen in this ci!
Gaan played for the Clube Lusitano throughout the season and, though the team failed to do more than ordinarily well in the League. his outstanding game earned him the No one can deny that Cluniehouse's win on Saturday was impressive. Not only did he have five-lengths to spare but he came down the home stretch without the slightest pressure from his rider. We have seen what he can do when urged and it would come as no surprise if he should knock two or three seconds off the time the next time out. Despite the fact that he was marked down as a non-slarter, which caused many to think that something might be wrong with him, the public flocked to his counter like flies and backed him to the hilt.
These little 122 subs, officially known as "X" class ponies, but more commonly alluded to as "midgets", are showing visible—and violent—signs of improvement, With the change of weather and more flesh on their bodies, these little packets of dynamite have been putting up quite a fine rodeo show during the early morning exercise. On one particular bright and sunny morning no less than six went through the anties of a bronco.
Speaking of subs I understand that far and away the best looker of both the "Y" and "X" bunch is a big handsome looking 132 pony which is jointly owed by Dr. Shimitsu and P. L. Jui, But the unfortunate part is that he is only good to look upon and does not gallop very fast. That is, at least, not yet. The best so far is owned by Mr. Zee. number. 2$.
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