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Evening Post, Volume CXXVI, Issue 77, 28 September 1938, Page 17

OHINEMURI RIDERS The following riding engagements have been announced for the Ohine- 7Wi]/! IV/yi3Sß'^2^L» muri Jockey Club's Spring Meeting on J_^LirrT^^*iVsr^-'^»>» Saturday:—G. Gilchrist, Palmint, Day *" '■'" *_|iil mt Ti ._ Wind, Ringshot (second day); H. Turvey, Chikara, King Ara; G. „,...„, -~ . APr i.aptvp rrnrc Cameron, Forlorn, Frontino; A. Mur- OIAKI MAORI ALI^G CLUB, ray, Abbess of Whitby, Requiem; S. & i\* i Tremain, Star Vaals; A. Messervy, Tri- SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1. riri; N. Watson, Bells of Bow; R. Sar- to BE HELD OX RACECOURSE, gent, Miss Tidal; L. Gough, Simint. * OTAKI. ACCEPTANCES for all Events, includANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. ■**■ ing Maiden Plate, will close with "Suspicious."—T.R., £3 9s 6d and £1 $ c Secretary at the Qftiee ot Otaki 14s; C., £1 18s 6d and £1 6s. The ?J?-^ J^f Y ?"^ s S1 >Vk TOMGHr telegraphed order of favouritism of OVhDMiSDAI), at 8 o clock. the latter was incorrect. NEPIA WINIATA, "Grateful."—X.. £4 7s 6d and £2 2s; Secretary. 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