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NZ Truth, Issue 405, 29 March 1913, Page 2

All racing mon require feed for their horses. This year tho crops of oats and hay, besides carroix. m Maryborough, aro exceptionally good. Owners and trainers will bo woll ail vised to mako tho trip to the Marlborough meeting on April 30 and May 1, and while there purchase their winter's supplies of prime feed at bed' rock- prices. Anyone standing at cither tho flvo or four anil a half .furlongs startlnß post at Napier Park who took tho troublo to notlco at what angle tho two pontu at etthftr murk Ptuml to tho grandstand can family understand how It apptan that tho outside homo noemn to have nn advantaße of two lengths at tho least Tho four and a half furlong post Ib rljjh: on a »hnrj> turn ot thb couroo: tho evil is Intensified nt this position from th^ fact Ihnl nmny itvn-year-Qjiljt nrr run over Ut*> dtatanc«. Own«n< nn<\ trftln<>r» havo lx?on complaining nboitt thUi stnto of arfAlr» for y*»ari». and lt'9 right up to tho rark authorities to tako a hand and sco 4f the positions of these iwo 8 tar tin « posts cannot bo altered.