CANTERBURY O. AND B. ASSN QUALIFYING TRIALS Wednesday, September 28 NOMINATIONS for the above close at 3 p.m. today. PHONE 389-094. —Advt FOR SALE NEW brown Hickory racing sulky, also new set Zilco harness. PHONE 5930 GORE —Advt NEW RACEHORSE TRAINER IN CHRISTCHURCH AREA Has room for more horses. Contact 585-731, after 6 p.m. Advt Savant A winning half brother to the world renowned thoroughbred sire Sharpenup, will be paraded on Sunday, September 25, Chelandry stud, at 11 a.m. All interested and prospective breeders are welcome to attend. Inquiries to: MARY DALLEY, PHONE CHCH 498-076 Advt
GREYHOUND RACING Queen Elizabeth II Park FRIDAY NIGHT 23 SEPTEMBER On Course Totalisator Meeting First Race 7 p.m. Featuring * Rugby and Rugby League Teams relay * Sky Rockets * Lucky Programme Number three meals Shirley Lodge Motor Hotel * Win, Place, Trebles, Quinellas, Doubles * Ten races at twenty minute intervals Admission Adults $2 accompanied children free GET ON THE RIGHT TRACK - GO GREYHOUND RACQG
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