DOING GOOD WORK
THE Canterbury Owners and Breeders’ Association is still making its presence felt among the various Trotting Clubs throughout the Dominion. When the Methven Club was arranging its programme, the Southern organisation submitted what it considered would be a suitable sc hedijl e , and, after due consideration, it was adopted with very slight alteration. The date of closing nominations for the Greymouth sprinq fixture was considered not to be quite in the interests of owners generally, and a request was made that the date for receivinq entries be deferred. . This was agreed to. The association now turning its attention to the distances of the races in Westport, and has made a recommenh?ff° n t ? at . the mi| e, mile and anait and two-mile events hoftMnmftd h a ' f 3 fuplon 9 to allow of limit horses getting on their feet before tackling thl bend It is quite within the bounds of Club w ! u y ? hat e the Westport If a 4U d ° Pt the suggestion. assf-t i? »ff e T assoc 'ation can as ?' s * ,n affecting such improvements, why cannot Auckland owners do the same? d
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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 142, 6 September 1927, Page 10
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190DOING GOOD WORK Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 142, 6 September 1927, Page 10
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