TE AWAMUTU TRACKS.
A QUIET MORNING. JONATHAN AND IMPASTO. plough and grass tracks were also demand. Course Proper. Teels was the first out, and she was allotted lev en pleted in 1.32. Impasto. had Beryl l^to^r as a companion over eix furlongs, wnicn were placed behind in 1.17. .Impasto had midrrASr.biW<.y»«t b «p» St' b t rchle? b K«»SV a ) --" SK two tei°w s Loombination was hitting out pleasingly to cover four furlongs in 536.
The Inner Tracks. On the plough, which was * were D'Artagnan, WtjJ Austealia Wait and See, Campanero, Safe Hank ana Tuaheahe urn from p aero a wi?h Txlhna'Kurapae and went on to Tauranga withh^
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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 68, 21 March 1934, Page 13
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