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BIG RACE SHOULD THRILL

GLASS ABOVE REST

How Are They Going to Beat

EASY CUP_AT FORBURY

(By "The Toff"). The fact that Roi lOr has been paid up» for the Dunedin Cup dispels all doubt a? to which of a promised field of sixteen will be favorite^ .

1 IN his last four starts Roi lOr has a:a many wins to his credit, and though the hard heads may argue that he nowis among the good horses, they will find that Roi lOr is a very high-class pacer capable of reaching New Zealand. Trotting Cup company. U.nlws something remarkable happens to him Roi lOr should run well. It is admitted that Event is a pacer with extraordinary ability, but as the bees seem to swarm m his bonnet on race^days, Roi lOr will b,e unlucky if the Queen Bee settles elsewhere at Dunedin. ' Even if Event did go one out of the box "truth" is still of the opinion that he would more than meet nia i mateh 1 m Rot I'Or. Glideaway hails from Australia and is a member of W. J. Tomkinson's team. . Punters suspect anything "Tomkey" may start m big races, but while Tomkinson is a good trainer he cannot put wings on his horses,, neither can he carry them home on the day. She is a good, solid old thing that Is apt to bob up when nothingr sensational is about, but m the Dunedin Cup sho should* meet her Waterloo for flrat money. , •' Sho may get some of the prize;

1 1 genuine pacers often do that, due to , several of their more classy opponents 1 needing aspro^ when it comes to rac- . ing. 1 If there is a pacer with a possible chance of chasing Roi lOr it is Harvest Child. • • He is a pretty good pacer, and one that will go a long way m the game. . ,j He should beat Pluto, Jolly Chimes ! and Firelight, but if the dirt course at ; Forbury is dry then Real Light will have to be considered. He beat Dundas Boy pointless at Dunedin m November last, and as Dundas Boy won the big . race at Timaru from a 4.32 mark, Real Light must have a good chance off a similar mark m the Dunedin Cup. On that performance he is not up to Dunedin Cup class, unless the course is m a heavy state. Then he will have a big chance. Most people will readily pass over Jean McElwyn, Genuine and Talent. Audacious is a great horse when he is right.- \ '■ \ On form the following should be conspicuous m the straight: *RoM'Or, Harvest Child.

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Hononga pūmau ki tēnei tūemi

https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/NZTR19290124.2.70

Bibliographic details
Ngā taipitopito pukapuka

NZ Truth, Issue 1208, 24 January 1929, Page 15

Word count
Tapeke kupu
437

BIG RACE SHOULD THRILL NZ Truth, Issue 1208, 24 January 1929, Page 15

BIG RACE SHOULD THRILL NZ Truth, Issue 1208, 24 January 1929, Page 15

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