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Lambert, using "Carso Motor Spirit, breaks his two previous records Just as these races make, big demands on machines and riders, so dot call for the best in Motor Spirit. Lambert's wonderful performance breaking both his record for a five mile lap and the twenty-four n distance, establishes the ability of "Carso" Motor Spirit to furnish i power for a burst of speed as well as that required for a sustained efi These results were made by riders usr "Carso" at Brighton Beach, Sat, Feb. h EIGHT MILE MAIDEN SOLO-r-F. 0. Riley, riding a 3* Norton and using "CARSO" Motor Spirit, made the fastest time and came first. T. G. Ramsay, on a ; Douglas, with "CARSO," won second place. TWENTY-FOUR MILE OPEN HANDICAP—F. C. Riley, with a 3£ Norton and "CARSO," secured first place, while G. Lambert, on a 7-9 Indian, with "CARSO" Motor-Spirit, made the fastest tme. bert's time of, 20mins. 27secs. estati a new Beach Record, thus saying for both" his five-year-old Indian "CARSO" Motor Spirit. In the THIRTY-TWO MILE OPEN I DICAP, A. Smith, on a 7-9 Indian, i "CARSO," made the fastest time, I lishing a new Beach Record.. Lambert, with "CARSO," did a lap of four miles in 3 mins. 21 sees., breaking his previous record which was also made with "CARSO." He also established a new Beach Record « for the 24-mile distance. "CARSO" also helped Smith to break all previous records for the 32 mile. The, same qualities, which caused "Carso" tq selected for these races, justify its use in YOUR I "All that a good spirit should be." OBTAINABLE AT ALL GARAGES New Zealand Distributors: THE DISTRIBUTING AgENCY LTD. Chriitchnrcb Punedin Ittrercargtil AacUud Wellißfiea

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