RACING AFFAIRS
OTAKI DATE NOT ALLOWED
The application by the Otaki Maori Racing Club for permission to hold a one-day meeting on Boxing Day was considered by a sub-committee of the New Zealand Racing Conference today. The suggestion was vetoed. ' The executive was fully in accord with the Minister of Internal Affairs (Mr. Parry) in respect to restricting racing under the present war conditions, and from January 3, 1942, all permits will be subjected to review before being confirmed. It was further decided that no changes of venue would be permitted unless the club's course had been taken over by the military, nor would transfers from country to metropolitan courses be permitted. ■ | ! HORSES FOR ELLERSLIE. ! | The Trentham trainer T. R. George' has completed transport arrangements |to take a team of six horses north on Monday to compete at the Auckland Racing Club's Summer Meeting. The members of the string are Pay Roll, Piastre, Duncannon, Dominate, Indian Sign, and The Champ. P. Burgess is sending Dalesman north the same day, and the Levin trainer H. B. Lorigan will join the train at Palmerston North with The Monarch.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXXII, Issue 147, 18 December 1941, Page 11
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186RACING AFFAIRS Evening Post, Volume CXXXII, Issue 147, 18 December 1941, Page 11
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