MOTOR TRAVEL

NZ Truth, Issue 1148, 1 December 1927, Page 11

MOTOR TRAVEL

Jamieson's New Mode

Of Transit

(From "N.Z. Truth's 11 Special Auckland

Rep.)

It would seem that J. T. Jamie-

son's horses can only be summed up In future on their publio form, unless punters prefer to take their /beds but t° Papakura and lie m wait foe traok doings. - W7ITH concrete roads all the way out w from Auckland city to "J.T.'s" quarters, that mentor has resolved to bring the motor lorry into action. This mode of bringing his horses down to Takapuna each morning of the races proved a success. A lorry to accommodate three , horses abre isl was brought into us*. ' » . ■ It means a lot to a trainer like Jamieson with Mb big team. It is certain he will soon save the cost of the motor conveyance m the matter of transit and accommodation expenses. This applies no*, only at Takapuna, but also at Ellerslie and Avondale. With the improved roads up north, it will not be surprising to note other trainers following Jamieson's lead m the matter of motor transit for racehorses.