DRIVEN OUT BY TAXATION
Still another New Zealand trainer who has uot hesitated to tell interviewers on arriving in Australia that racing in the Dominion is at a very low level at present is Mrs. J. Campbell, who had' charge of the preparation of Vintage till- his recent transfer to the Commonwealth- for- the autumn meetings. :
"Taxation is killing sport in New Zealand," Mrs. Campbell is credited with saying, "and unless the Government sees fit to lessen the burden that; the Turf has been forced to ; cany in recent years the future Will see an exodus of many Dominion trainers, who will be forced to make Australia their permanent home."
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Evening Post, Issue 52, 2 March 1935, Page 23
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110DRIVEN OUT BY TAXATION Evening Post, Issue 52, 2 March 1935, Page 23
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