Doubles and trebles
AUCKLAND T.A.B. double: Matai Dreamer (8) —Kuyal Waiuoit (I), $lB. Concession: Bronze Trail (13), $2.90. T.A.B. treble: Special Fella (16) —Brilliant Emory (15)— Rambling Kidd (12) $390.70. MANAWATU T.A.B. double: Glister (14)— Wandanda (18), $39.55. Concession: Scarlet Ribbon (i 7 $99.20. T.A.B. treble: Young Shaun (6)—Regal Band (9)—Coober's Knight (5), >304.75. NELSON T.A.B. douoie: star Order (4) —Colada (5), >11.95. Concession: Radin (9), >16.40. TAURANGA T.A.B. double: All Rock (12) —Golden Key (19), >93.70. All Rock (12)—Royal Fencer (21), >243.85. WINTON T.A.B. double: Good Too (11) —Minilima (16), 527.70. Concession: Libby's Dream (IS), >15.25. Off-course favourites for the double were:— Auckland: Bronze Trail. Manawatu: Silver Liner. Nelson: Cracker Day. Tauranga: Lady Belle. Winton: Minlima. Off-course favourites for the trebles were: Auckland: Brilliant Emory (second leg). Rambling Kidd (third leg). _ . _ M Manawatu: Regal Band (second leg), Khanazaan (third leg).
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