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IRISH SWEEP

A LONDON SCHEME. (United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph- Co py r ; gh t. J LONDON, .Miireli. 20. A unique s.ndieato scheme organised by London business men lias been revealed in connection with tlq> Irish Free Slide .Sweep Stakes. It reads akin to the best. bet.ting system devised. Briefly I,lie. syndicate pinns to purchase a half share in each runner in the Grand National, thereby assuring a half-share in tlm three main prizes, totalling six hundred thousand sterling and half a slum' in the prizes of the remaining runners, totalling ovc ly thousand. The syndicate would thus receive (J310.OIK), from which I here will be deducted the amounts paid to the various holders of horses.

The syndicate estimates that it will make a profit of L 125,00(1. In the event of their syndicate proving unable to purchase a share in aTI of the tickets, they will back the hors-

es concerned to win proportinnte amounts, if they lmv<. to back the larger number of the horses, they expect that tills may reduce (heir profits to sixty thousand ; hut, in any event they are bound to win. The syndicate has already cabled to every bolder, and forty per cent, of the holders have accepted their proposition.

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Hokitika Guardian, 27 March 1931, Page 6

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IRISH SWEEP Hokitika Guardian, 27 March 1931, Page 6

IRISH SWEEP Hokitika Guardian, 27 March 1931, Page 6

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