AN HONEST MARE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 229, 27 September 1930, Page 18

AN HONEST MARE.

CIRCULATION'S RECORD.

WON OVER SOOOSOVS,

(By Telegraph.—Special to "Star.")

DUNEDIN, this day.

Circulation opened her winning account for tliis season at the Otago Hunt Club's meeting this month and also her seventh season on the turf. It was her eightythird race, arid despite the fact that she has run on an average of nearly fourteen races each season since she was a two-year-old, her legs are as clean to-day as when she first commenced racing. Circulation came in a season when there were a number of good two-year-olds, but she won the D.J.C. Champagne Stakes that season. In a number of her races she has experienced very bad luck. She ran second to Set Sail in the Invercargill Cup. The latter only gained a nose verdict after boring Circulation out more than half-way across the course, and in several other good raccs she has just been beaten by very narrow margins. Though she has only won ten races, she has finished second in nineteen and third in seventeen others, lier total winnings amounting to £5213 10/. To have finished in tlio money in forty-six out of eighty-three starts sliows how honest she is, and, judging from the form she showed at Wingatui over a mile this month, she looks to have more good performances up her sleeve. Circulation is easily one of the best of Paper Money's progeny.