NOTES FROM THE SOUTH.
TARLETON IN WORK.
fBX TELEOBAPH. —OWN COB.RESFONDEXT.) CHRISTCHURCH, Saturday. A. MoAulay has just taken Tarleton in hand again, and will get him ready for spring engagements. The son of Nassau has only to go on right to be a good winner next season. James Young McCraoken, who died a week ago in Hawke's Bay, was well known at Riccarton where ho trained for some years prior to going North for health reasons. Earlier still, in the days of Social Pest and Female Franchise, he was associated with tho horses of the late Mr. D. Rutherford at Leslie Hills. MAHURU / BROKEN DOWN. fBY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] WELLINGTON, Saturday. The Wairarapa steeplechaser Mahuru, who won several races for Mr. C. F. Vallanco thia season, is reported to have brokon down. Lady Gay is in regular work and is being got ready for spring racing. She is a good track worker and may win early in tho new season. Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Greenwood wore among the passengers to Sydney by the Ulimaroa which vessel left Wellington yosterday. Ashley Reed, who is to ride for Mr. T, H. Lowir this season, left for Sydney th week. Ho expects to be away from tho Do l minion soma little time.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18772, 28 July 1924, Page 4
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