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“With a horse like that you can ride with confidence,” said an enthusiastic Mr. Ryan. “You can put him anywhere and he’s happy. He’s a real gentleman.”
First time starter Naughty Hugo brightened Don Yovanovich’s day considerably with a score in the Maiden Hurdle race. Early leader Singing Rullah was the victim of a pilot error when Matt Leslie went off course.
“I just wiped out,” said Mr. Leslie. “I was so worried about the fence that I forgot about the finish.”
Mr. Leslie regrouped quickly and ■ finished fourth of seven with Singing Rullah.
Naughty Hugo, who was in contention for the win anyway, surged to the front and finished a length ahead of Uncle Jock.
Mr. Yovanovich was pleased not just about the win, but because his assessment of the horse had been 1 confirmed. “I bought this horse last i July to sell and I’ve always had a lot I of faith in him. He showed me today I that riiyfaith w*8 in.the right place.” ' ■■ -InitheOpenf Hilrdterace Essayer* repeated his ofictory of last week' when he went wire to wire, besting Star Billing at the finish. According to rider “SneeHv” Smithwielr “he fin
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