-That horse of yours looks poor. Pat,” said the stranger, as he mounted a jaunting car in Dublin. “Arrah, yer honour, not poor but onlucky he is. "Unlucky. How’s that?” "'Tis like this, yer honour. Ev'ry mornin’ I toss whether he has a feed o’ corn or I have a glass o’ whisky. An begob, he has lost for five mornin’s rurmin’!"
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 6 October 1939, Page 4
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