Auckland drivers
PA Auckland. Driving engagements for the second night of the Auckland Trotting Club’s meeting at Alexandra Park tonight include:—
J. Langdon: Tudor Fair, First Debut. Lord Mike, Mister Spyro, Vaguely Bye Bye. P. Mounce: My McKinney. O. Purdon: Mister Sandman Parisian Doctor, Monken Hadley, Mairo King. Hasty Beau. B. Purdon: Paids Pride, Van Tudor, Michaels Advice. P. Wolfenden: Upshot Harry, Consulado, Captain Pete, Canis Minor, Precocious Lad, Coringa Bill. M. McKendry: Gunn Tartan, Tina Royal, Moon Commander, Young Nick, Pleasant Command. Bowlyn, Cardigan Lad. P. McMillan: Fleeting Anne. Regal Master J. Curtin: Ota Creek, Lehi am.
M. Naylor: Katys Command. J. Newberry: Springfield Legend. G. Jones: Crystal Air. P. Blanchard: Christine. K. Bartlett: Ao Marama. M. Hasler: Pakawhai, Count Charlie. A. Herlihy: Trendy Marie. Gymea Gold, Noble Victory. C. de Filippi: Rebeccas Pride, Zarzuella. T. Knowles: Blair Logie, Captain Harcourt. J. Smolensk!: Trevino. H. Timmins: Annette Scott, Edesrepus. Just Tudor.
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Press, 20 September 1978, Page 19
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