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THE HANDICAPPING PROBLEM. A meeting of the New Zeaand Trotting Conference, Air H. E. Niclioll pre siding, was held in Wellington, when the question of introducing a system o f handicapping was the main item of discussion. The meeting was held in response to a petition signed by tlm majority of owners and trainers in the Dominion, and eventually it was decided to call a meeting some time in February, when the following would be invited to attend:—Messrs H. F Niclioll, C. M. Olliver, John Rowe, B. S. Irwin (representing the executive of the N*nv Zealand Trotting Conference), J. R. MTvenzie, and G. M,‘Millan (New Zealand Trotting Association), R. C. Fiskcn (Gisborne), J. Brake (Northand). G. *T. Barton (Forhury Park), M. J. Hannon (Oaniaru), J. B. Thompson (Invercargill), H. W. Kitchinsrhnm (Greymoutli), D. J. Evans (HokitikaV R. A. Armstrong (AVellington), George Witty, M.L.C. (Canterbury Park), E. A. Pidgeon (Gore). J. C. Clarkson (New Zealand Metropolitan), D. Morpeth (Auckland), F. C. Hickinbottom, and T. 0. Fox (Canterbury Owners and
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Hokitika Guardian, 6 February 1929, Page 3
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