FOOTMARK WINS AGAIN
' Ilsy Telegraph—tYess Association—Copyright.) (Ucccivcd October i!<l, 0.30 a.m.) MliUJOUllNft, This Day. At tJjo WcrHbee Kac)jj« Club's Meeting yesterday the following was the. result of the [ WKJCMBEU CUV. S»; Hi miles. S. J. aiir] N. V. Miits's In- h tfootinark, by Defoe—Bachelor's I'lcture, Oyrs. 8.4 (K. Preston) 1 fjnUl, 7.5 (.1. I'lirtcll) 2 Kiiißswear, 7.1 (S. Kalph) a Twenty started. Won by half a head, llio same between second and third. Tuiul Wave was hair n length away fourllj and ran a fair raou. Time, 2mln 4%sec. D. Munro will ride Kiitanga in the Mooiice! Valley Cup. lIIkIi Caste, bandaged on the near lilnd leg, was exercising today His trainer j says the horse is all right, the bandaging beluft merely a precautionary measure. j
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Evening Post, Volume CXXX, Issue 100, 24 October 1940, Page 15
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