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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 29, 4 February 1937, Page 20

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LADY DIANA PLEASES.

J&jOfiSESX, FOR MATAMATA.

(B* Telegraph.—Special tp "Star.") TE AWAMUTU, this day. The going wag good on the course proper thin morning where the rails were available-.for horse* engaged at Matamata and 20ft out for other fast work. There was very little .doing. On the ruile Lady Diana wae responsible for u fine hnlf-mile which teok her 495. Thie. mare... is working well and has prospects at Matamata. Son of the Soil over four furlongs. was clocked to take SI l-se. This.was all the galloping done on the rails. '■• On the outside Jonathan was allotted six furlongs and took L 25 1-5. He could have done much better. Tiiahnehe, who nlso went six furlongs, wae timed to take 1.23. Survulyon went very "greenly" over two furlongs, taking 26 l-se. Lady Meath S me K ? e *"?$ the tl,ree fwrlong'poet in *ui ,*°f.*i V° om»inotion0 m»inotion wae gent awnv from

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-fin., the Hotorua Racma Club'* meeting, wHich wet* to have cToied to-Tnorrow, jJaV* ■ beert noatponcd until Monday, when they may be lodged until 5 p.m. at the office of the Ayondalc Jockey Club and until 0 p.m. with the eccretafy, Mr. E. La Ttobe Hill, Rotorua.