BEST BETS
Franklin WHITE DEVON (Race 1), b c. 3 yrs, by Bachelor Hanover Queen Ngaio. trained at Kumeu by I. M. Behms. Was third in much stronger company at Alexandra Park on October 20 and should be untroubled to quit maiden class in this. Addington LOYAL DRIFT (Race 2), b m. 4 yrs. by Byebye Bill—Gancia, trained at Rakaia by N. H. Edge. Showed amazing speed after a slow start to finish fourth i over 3200 m hi the Cashmere Handicap won by Game Lad on Show Day. Was later promoted to third. Is unlikely to encounter a weaker field than this one and should win. Westland NICKABUftN (Race 1), b f, 3 yrs, by Terrific—Bellburn, trainee by J. Brown, Wingatui. Has run useful races lately and against weak field looks a top chance. Southland ANNENIC (Race 4), ch m,'s yrs. by Gate Keeper Rap. by J. Dowling. Wingatui Good races at Riccarton without much reward. Small field will suit here, and now seems in right order to win. Waikato CAMERON (Race ♦). ch g. 5 yrs, by follow Suit- Jamay ana, trained by B Kennedy. Cambridge. Has won over this distance nn this course Drawn well and looks set to imprm-r on last start fifth at Avondale. Feilding SHARIF (Race 7l b g 8 vrs by Pakistan II — Fair-Hike trained at Woodville by J W. Harris Woe» first-up at Feilding last Saturday oxer 1200 metre* Should appreciate extra 200 handy draw should wi«
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Press, Volume CXIII, Issue 33384, 16 November 1973, Page 1 (Supplement)
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