T.A.B. DOUBLE AT ADDINGTON.—TOP: The North Island reinsman, Tommy Knowles, takes Captain Harcourt to a comfortable victory ahead of Final Curtain in the Easter Cup. Eclipse was third, Commissioner fourth, and Majestic Charger fifth. BOTTOM: The warm favourite. Mighty Lee. prevails by a length to take the New Zealand Trotting Championship. Screw's Loose (No. 1) ran a deserved second, edging out Now Charles (rails) by a nose. Frontier (No. 15) was fourth, and Petite Evander (No. 10) fifth.
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Press, Volume CXVI, Issue 34131, 19 April 1976, Page 10
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78T.A.B. DOUBLE AT ADDINGTON.—TOP: The North Island reinsman, Tommy Knowles, takes Captain Harcourt to a comfortable victory ahead of Final Curtain in the Easter Cup. Eclipse was third, Commissioner fourth, and Majestic Charger fifth. BOTTOM: The warm favourite. Mighty Lee. prevails by a length to take the New Zealand Trotting Championship. Screw's Loose (No. 1) ran a deserved second, edging out Now Charles (rails) by a nose. Frontier (No. 15) was fourth, and Petite Evander (No. 10) fifth. Press, Volume CXVI, Issue 34131, 19 April 1976, Page 10
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