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GREY HANDICAPS
Handicaps for the trotting events at the Greymouth Jockey Club’s irieeting, for June 3, have been declared as follows: —
JUNE HANDICAP (harness, of .50 sovs, 1 mile* 3 furlongsMatchglow, Royal Time, Town Crier, Lemora Dawn Sonoma, Major.. scr, Plain Pearl 24, Glerit&widb 36, Chancellor Boy GO. KAIATA HANDICAP, (harness) of 50 socs, 1 mileMatchglow, Town Crier, Lemora, Levanter scr, Royal Time 12, Major Brent Dawn Sonoma 24, Glengowrie, Plain Pearl 36, Cbanceller Boy 60. . . . .
N.Z. HORSES UNSUCCESSFUL SYDNEY, May 24
Tlie New Zealand horses, Easter Time* Orapai unci Counter Play, were produced for the first time at Victoria Park races to-day, but all were beaten.
ASHLEY REED HURT MELBOURNE, May 24
Four horses engaged in the- Novice Handicap at Mentane to-day fell.. All were uninjured., The only jockey to be injured was A. Reed, rider of Dooen, who was hurt -nr the back, substaining abrasions and shock. He was taken to hospital.
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Hokitika Guardian, 25 May 1933, Page 5
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