"N.Z. Truth " Replies

NZ Truth, Issue 1262, 6 February 1930, Page 14

"N.Z. Truth " Replies

"A.D.J." (Waitara ) : The Lamb was not a starter. — "Reader" (Frankton) : £3/2/-.— "Puzzled" (Takanini) : From the top downwards. Otherwise handicappers would be puzzled themselves to seriously consider the rubbish often nominated out of their class.' — "Thank You" (Dunedin): (1), £1/14/-; (2) £3/5/-; (3) £1/14/-; (4) £3/12/-.— "A.K." (Caversham) : Rather complicated. Depends on the rules obtaining where you made your wager. Some bet backwards, some do not. — "R.W." (Huntly): £2/16/-.— " B. E." (Foxton): (1) £2/4/6; (2) '■ £2/3/6.— "Doubtfjul" (Seatoun) : Did not run. — "Stables" (Wanganui) : N,o. — "F.W." (Catlins) : Reported m New Zealand as muddy track. — "Old Sport" (Oamaru) : (1) £1/14/-; (2) £2/0/6.— "Anxious" (Napier): (1) £1/17/6; (2) Most rulings say you would be on Glena Bay only; (3) 13/6; (4) £2/3/6.—"Constant Reader" (Turoroa); If your instructions are as written, you should be on Meadow Lark. — "Joe" (South Dunedin): (1) £4/19/6; (2) £2/1/-.— "Sport" (Waimate): (1) £2; (2) £2/5/-; (3) £1/12/-; (4) £3/13/-; (5) £1/6/-; (6) £1/5/-; (7) £3/4/-; (8) £1/18/6; (9) £1/5/-.— "A. J." (Timaru): £4/11/-. — "Black Admiral & Dalnahine": Both by same sire from mother and daughter. Queen's Drive, dam of Black Admiral, also is the dam of the mother of Dalnahine. Therefore they are three-quarter brothers m blood.

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