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Mr Jas. Hand, of Helensville, made another. win in Auckland last week, his plucky b.c Mullingar taking the Epsom Handicap (six furlongs) of 300sovs in the good time lmin 14 i-ssaos. Grattan, who ca ( nie in nowhere, was first favourite. There was a big field of a dozen.
The New Zealand Oup, run at Christchurch on Saturday, was rather a disappointment for Warstep, who was hot favourite for tbe 2000sovs, he having to halve with Indigo, who came in neck-and-neck. Boniface Cucksey, of the He'ensville Hotel, who was present, will be able to tell us all about it on his return Monday, next.
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Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 13 November 1914, Page 5
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