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Press, Volume CXII, Issue 32967, 13 July 1972, Page 5

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X fIF" ~t JKb « t i i nt ; rffe ? > j -# ‘jA* ■'x**S I Z^.j-JiQSt ' u>> ' r Wim r* : •>JBBbsJi look in on the new lounge at the Racecourse Hotel, Upper Riccarton Any time you're feeling like a quiet, congenial ENTERTAINMENT: Relax to the soft, drink in a country atmosphere, take a little sophisticated music of the Doug Gibben’s Duo trip to the Racecourse Hotel. At race time every Friday and Saturday. Have fun every you’ll be among jockeys, trainers and owners Wednesday at 730 when the Racecourse savouring the flavour of the course. At any provides special entertainment time you'll enjoy the company and conversation PUBLIC BAR: Enjoy the racing flavour and of the “Racecourse regulars” plus visitors cheerful atmosphere as the conversation turns from all over town. to training, present form and possible winners. HOOFBEATS BAR: This is it — the new lounge. BOTTLE STORE: Whatever you want to take Sit in the luxurious, centrally-heated surround- home is here. Full selection of local and imings that comfortably seat 190 people. Look ported wines, spirits and ales. Chiller facilities up and see the “Scroll of Honour” featuring all avoid that waiting while warm drinks cool, the winers of New Zealand's Galloping Cup, ACCOMMODATION: Although permanently re Derby and Oaks from their inception up to served during racing periods, limited accomthe present day. modation is available at other times. Call and see us — you’ll be surprised at all we have to offer. Colin and Bev. Weir. THE RACECOURSE HOTEL off the entrance to Riccarton Racecourse, Phone 44-023. (Always ample parking space)