TROTTING
LIFE DISQUALIFICATION. CHRISTCHURCH, J u n© 4.' At a meeting of the New Zealand Trotting Board, the following resolutions were carried.:— “That Joseph Doherty, of Ashburton, with the registered horse Audubon Lad, . subsequently nominated and raced as All’s Wei! by J. J. McNamara and trained by ' his father, J. McNamara; be disqualified for life for corrupt iprcctices.’’ • “That with regard to J. McNamara, whilst there is not sufficient direct evid&fce to implicate him with the knowffwge of' the horse purchased by him-!«ttd transferred to his son, J. Q. McNajjßara. being Audubon Lad, the Board ~feeTs that '• the • father’s eypl anl’tiou of hi& connection, and the dealings with the said horse, is not, satisfactory.’’ ; •<
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Hokitika Guardian, 7 June 1932, Page 3
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