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FOOTFALL ON THE TRACKS
By Telegraph—Special to "The Mail")
CHRISTCHURCH, 29th October* « Footfall was out " at"" IKcc^rfeo'B;2tli§ morning, and was given steady pace work on the sand. He looked,bright and well, without any evidence- -6f-'lameness. His'trainer, G. Murray Aynsley, is of the opinion that his.trouble is not serious, but it would have been risking a breakdown to have gone on with his preparation. Although he appears to-be all right now, it is.doubtful if he will be raced at the Riccarton.carnival, but,his.; trainer hopes to have the Autumnus gelling going at his best for other engage*; ments later in the season. -' ,ss£
PROBABLE SALE OF JACKIE *? audubon ..; -"J&f (By Telegraph—Special to "The Mail") AUCKLAND, This Day. It is understood that negotiations will be completed to-day for the: sale-"of?.: Jackie Audubon to M. ; J,' owner of Jewel Pointer,.-Western;:.Kmg; and other well-known trotters. •.•i;>--• FAMOUS JOCKEY'S DEWhV^?" United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright ■■-'—• ■•'-■'* Australian Press Association- • Service. ...-..':. ;'..-',..'.»■„..'
PARIS, 29th October. Obituary—George Stern, -£h& famous"'jockey. " .' -. j':<■.',:t.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 30 October 1928, Page 5
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