TRACK TRIALS.
A QUIET MORNING.
FRIESLAND DOES HALF-PACK.
(By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.)
TE AWAMUTU, this day.
As it was an off morning there very little done in the way of fast work, all the horses being confined to strong tasks on the plough and middle grass. In spite of the yesterday and most of the night, the tracks were in good order, and a>s to-day is brilliantly fin® the going should Ik? excellent tomorrow.
The only horses to run along this morning were Orate, who went f® nr furlongs on the plough in and JjOom.bination, who finished ahead of Sly Fox 'H't the end of six furlongs in Sly Pox was stopping. Friefland was given two rounds at good half-pace on the middle grass.
AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. acceptances published to-day. Acceptances for the tiis; .l.iv of the Auckland Racing Oib's suui'iie; meeting, anil final payments inr tOucenV Plate. (Jreat Northern Koi! St.ik*. Great Xoi-thern Derby and . : S: >kes. close at 5 p.m. to-day. and wi:, So pab.ished in an of the "St.a"' thorliy after that hour.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 299, 17 December 1937, Page 8
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