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“The Press" Special Service MATAMATA. Feb 13. The nine-year-old steeplechaser King Ora. which showed good form at the last Grand National meeting at Riccarton, is back in training tn M. O’Connor’s stable at Taurangn. The gelding thrived during his spell. King Ora ran fourth in the Grand National Steeplechase in August and Was second in both the Lincoln and Beaufort Steeplechases. Another steeplechaser now in O'Connor's stable is Hanot, which was formerly trained by W. D. Young, at Hastings
Related To Nerula “The Press" Special Service MATAMATA, February 13. The Rotorua owner-trainer, Mr J. S. Glasgow, has bought Arikitoa, a six-year-old threequarter brother to Nerula. the top class galloper which Mr Glasgow part-owned and trained a few years ago. Arikitoa is by Cimtore from Wardine. He has not raced for more than 12 months. Earlier in his career he won twice and gained a number of placings.
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Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30365, 14 February 1964, Page 4
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150BACK AFTER SPELL Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30365, 14 February 1964, Page 4
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