GOT IT VERY HEAVY
.THE gent/emen who lay the odds . have the copyright of the Howling Act and never a meeting passes, but that it is a bad one for them. ■ ' . .'■•■' Or, at least, that is always the ' 'parrot cry. After . this week's Northern doubles were decid.ed, there was a bigger wail than usual) though there is no doubt that they were struck very hard by the successes of Beau Cavalier and Glendowie. It. has been a hard winter and some of them are talking about going into smoke till the spring fixtures happen, along. However, it is pretty safe to wager that the cards will be out as usual for Trpntham and the ' National. '. • 4
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NZ Truth, Issue 1175, 7 June 1928, Page 11
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116GOT IT VERY HEAVY NZ Truth, Issue 1175, 7 June 1928, Page 11
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