"N.Z. Truth "Replies

NZ Truth, Issue 1174, 31 May 1928, Page 12

"N.Z. Truth "Replies

"Wager" (Petone) : Yes,' the Trentham Hurdles. "Sport" (Christchurch) : £3/16/-. "J.H." (Onehunga) : Cannot help you. "Opunake": Yes. ■ / "C.C." (Nelson): (1) £3/11/-. (2) £4/2/,-. (3) 16/6. "Short" (Wellington): (1) President's. (2) Padlock. (3) £3/8/-. "Old Timer" (Oxford) : Spalpeen, by Gossoon — Windmill, by Gbldsborough — Merry-go-round. Bred m 1899 by L. Marshall and raced by him, win- ■ ning many hurdle races and carrying big weights. "Simpson" (Te Aroha) : JoKer can be used when and where liked m no trump hand. "N.R." (Sydenham) : Can only call for a particular suit, not any particular card of that suit. "Amor" (Wellington): On Zaragoza; "Clyde" • (Wellington) : You win— see boxing notes. . ■'.■■. "Charlie" ' (Longburn) : No. "Frank T.": Distance is given, as about three miles and three -auarters: It is a shade over that distance. . "Subscriber" (Swanson) : £1/16/-. "(XG." (Fairlie): (1) £1/1/6. (2). „ £1/1/-. (3) 16/6. ... Comment on the leaving of horses off the card at Hawera the second day has drawn a reply from the Press Association that it was not the Hawera agent who was to blame. It was the club apd the telegraph office..