PLEASING PERFORMANCE
The idea- that King's Knave was -unlucky to lose the Wynyard Plate atTakapuna to Broken Kule'seemed to receive some confirmation at Matamata last Saturday, when he won'the Hack Cup.' Among those unplaced were Broken Kule and the favourite, Bugle Call. In scoring narrowly yet decisively from the outsider and pacemaker, Lady Lulu, he was responsible for a pleasing, performance, as he was awkwardly placed' just before reaching the turn. However, Voitre was patient enough to wait for an opening on th«j rails,' and King's Knave ran ; on splendidly: when it came to the straight. .■ , ." • - He is an Australian-bred gelding, being a five-year-old, son. of; Comedy Bang. He was raced last season by Mr. George Paul, who won..the Champion Hack Cup at Te Aroha with him.' TneWellingtoA sportsman, Mr. C. B. O'Donnell, now owns htaj and heis trained by A. Cook at Te Awamutu. •:■-.'.
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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 32, 8 February 1933, Page 4
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145PLEASING PERFORMANCE Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 32, 8 February 1933, Page 4
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