Inter-Dom. marks
Only Gammalight and Jikk Adios, on 10m, and Koala King and Pure Steel, on 15m, have been handicapped behind the front for the InterDominion Championship series, which begin in Perth on March 5. The champion Perth pacer, San Simeon, was also handi- ; capped on 10m, but he was i withdrawn from the series at the time the handicaps were 'declared. San Simeon is reported to have been sold for a price . approaching ?2M. He is booked to travel to North America towards the end of March to be prepared for an international pacing series at The Meadowlands, New. * York, in May. “ Track officials have also > approached the connections; of Gammalite, - Pure Steel . and Popular Alm to contest the series. , • * ‘ They were also hopeful ofc obtaining a direct New Zealand representative, but the
retirement of Armalight practically ended any thoughts of a representative from this country. Tentative approaches were made to the connections of Hands Down and Bonnie’s Chance, but they all turned down the trip for this year at least.
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