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NZ Truth, Issue 979, 30 August 1924, Page 10

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Vasilkov does not look ready to run a sound seven furlongs. The handsome black has only to keep sound to he troublesome later on. If Roman Archer* doesn't show up m the coming season, then there must be something wrong with the game. Quality is written all over him. Tainui IL was being worked with a view to starting him m the : . . Cup Steeples to-day, but ho broke down last week and is out for a spell. Of the poor lot- of maiden steeplechasers on the skyline at present. Fabriano looks the most likely to go on the right way. The biggest field of the day will line up for the trot, and tho others will have to travel fast to head off Kentucky Direct and Homer. Many of those who saw Silent King at Ricearton have started to save up. They say there is a good hurdle race waiting somewhere for him. Penury Rose is now owned down nouth, and is being trained on the Southland tracks. Trainers and others who wish to doctor their own horses and thus save the losses that come from accidents and disease are invited to write for a FREE COPY of the Jans Veterinary Guide which will be posted direct to anyone communicating with Trist & Small, 140 Gashel Street, next Tattersails'. Christchurch. This firm are the New Zealand Distributors for the wonderful Jans Tonic and Veterinary Remedy which is used by tho leading trainers including A. Hendricksen, A. Fleming, F. Holmes, J. Bryce, R. W. Franks, and C. Davey and by W. Q. Bright, (Trotting Stock Farm, Managerc, Auckland)* fp\ Jfy Host Tss) jf^KHolbrook "My Worcestershire Sauce adds a piquancy and zest to every meaL" to HOLBROOKS l_ SAUCE—/