Australian Racing
ECLIPSE STAKES TO-DAY MELBOURNE, Nov. 24. Acceptors for the Eclipse Stakes, a handicap of £2500, 11 furlongs, at Caulfield to-morrow are:—Catalogue 9.0, Maikai 9.0, L'Aiglon 8.12, Buzalong 8.9, Desert Chief 8.4, Landlaw 8.3, Marauder 8.3, Temple Coyn 7.3, Diaphane 7.6, Keelie 7.2, Frill Prince 7.0, Lady Kooringal 6.13, Lusson 6.13, Glengold 6.7. DUKE OF KENT’S HORSES SOLD MELBOURNE, Nov. 24. The Duke of Kent's horses, Dhoti, Moonray and Greenwich, have been sold, Dhoti to Mr. E. R. Underwood and the other pair to two clients of J. Holt's stable. either, lie’s tho salt of the earth, his kind of people. He’s—” “Yes, daddy, and Luther—” Alita turned to him. “Sho has a dimple in each cheek and sho could smile before she was a day old, and—” “Funniest thing, Luther,” Don interrupted, happily, “tho car was in good shape after all when Alita left to get help and landed at the Morgans. I had just forgot to buy gasoline when we was in Young, and I had tried everything under tho sun to see why it wouldn't run when she went dead, but—” It was almost half-past threo before they finally went to bed, Luther rolled comfortably on a pallet and pillow on the flat roof of the cottage, having refused positively the cot Don urged on him. (To be continued.)
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Manawatu Times, Volume 64, Issue 279, 25 November 1939, Page 4
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223Australian Racing Manawatu Times, Volume 64, Issue 279, 25 November 1939, Page 4
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