DIRT-TRACK RACING
„,.Ih. ree of A«strabVs dirt track riders are in Wellington for the meeting at the S rmeJ 3tad"iI? Speedway to-morrow night, arid m the light o£ the performances standing to their credit, they should give a good account of themselves. IJataon and Sticpewich are to make attacks on the record established last season by Jack Arnott, as well as taking part m the Open Handicap, for which **c entries are a record. They are confident of making fast times, and it is expected that Syd. Perkins, another noted Australian rider, will also be a prominent ngure. Added interest to the meeting has been given by the entry of three Auckland riders, Allen, Matson, and Garnson, and there will also be a large contingent ot local competitors. One of the most stirring contests will be that for the Uoltlen Helmet, in which the leading-JsTew Zealand riders will be seen in action^The meeting should be one of the best on record. In the event of bad weather necessitating a postponement, the meeting will be held on Monday night. Particulars regarding the reservation of seats, etc., are given elsewhere in this issue.
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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 119, 15 November 1929, Page 13
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191DIRT-TRACK RACING Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 119, 15 November 1929, Page 13
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