BEST BETS
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SIR PEL VER (Race 7), b R. s_vrs bv I.ord Pelser—Overture Trained at Winchmore by C II T. Morrison Has had two wins and two sec nnds from his last four starts Brat all but Willden in < close finish last Saturday ai Addington. If he trots a« generously again shoulc brat this field quite comfort ably. Oamaru BONNY ALOUISE (Race gre.t mare. sy»s by Kurdistan— Short Sentence. Tiained a Gore by R J Cochrane. Brat Audaciter narrowly and |h< other milers comfortably a Waimate on May 26 This form has taken on greatci value in the meantime: sinct his defeat in that race Auda citer has had two starts. an< has won easily each time Auckland UNICORN (Race ch g. syrs b\ Bachelor Hanover Copj
Cat. Trained at Matamata b\ P. McMillan. Won brilliantly al Alexandra Park last month and his drleal at his only subsequent start can be ignored because he travelled bad'y to the meeting. The four horse op position this time should be i no trouble Io him Waipa CAPTAIN SANDY (Race S), b •yrs, by Fair’s Fair- Delk <»old. Trained by \\ Costello. Matamata • Must have a top chance on iaM I; start third to Paddy’s Choice | in the McGregor Grant J Steeples at Filer she last il week Manawatu I'wetLINEAS (Race •>. b f Cvis bv Greek God Second Cp Trained bv C Shearman. Awapuni. Impressive winner at last s’a<» . and in same form shou’d rl win again
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Press, Volume CXIII, Issue 33252, 15 June 1973, Page 1 (Supplement)
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244BEST BETS Press, Volume CXIII, Issue 33252, 15 June 1973, Page 1 (Supplement)
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