SPORTING.
P.J.q, MEETING
THIRD DAY
[pbesi? association/] : m , > SOCKJBURN, Nov. 0. Jhe weather was very dull and cold with a, -strong easterly blowing, and tfio attendance was fair. Results: ; Suburban Hurdles.—Master Paul I. Golden Loop 2,, Aema 3. Also started: Daylight Bill. Master Paul J£d. all the way, and won by a length. Time. 3min. 1 3-5 &cc. Spring Nursery.—Jason 1, The • Hague.2, Nightwatch 3. All started. x»e race was run in thick rain. £aßon and The Hague went to the •-tfroai,'- £h© - former l ,wiiujjjag ,by. .& . length. Nightwatch two lengths away. 'Tim&, 49 4-S seconds. Avon Welter.—Pilgrim's Way 1, weatondale 2, Trooji 3.' Scratched : Canute arid Foaitf-^'Flake:" " Mount Victoria made tho'^^iming. -.to the straight, where Pilgrim's, Way took charge, winning by three lengths, Iroon half a length away. Time, laain. 30sec.
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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVI, Issue 263, 6 November 1912, Page 8
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132SPORTING. Marlborough Express, Volume XLVI, Issue 263, 6 November 1912, Page 8
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