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LATE SPORTING

Timaru. The attendance at the South Canterbury races on Saturday was greatly affected by the stampede to Dunedin for the test football match. The track was in good order. The principal race, the Prince of Wales Handicap was won by Ranelagh, with Haze second and Royal Mint third. Troilus won the Hurdles, Lancer and Antrim Boy filling the places. Smithereens won the Pareora Handicap, with Glenrowan 2nd and Taboo third. Auckland The Mark Memorial Hc’p of £750 at the Auckland Trots was won by Reremai, with Florent second and Linkman third; HastingsHawkes Bay Hurdles: Rakauponga 1, High Society 2. The Trial Plate was won by Ganpat, Vandyke second (

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Dunstan Times, Issue 3474, 23 June 1930, Page 5

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LATE SPORTING Dunstan Times, Issue 3474, 23 June 1930, Page 5

LATE SPORTING Dunstan Times, Issue 3474, 23 June 1930, Page 5

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