FROM THE NORTH

NZ Truth, Issue 1175, 7 June 1928, Page 13

FROM THE NORTH

(From "N.Z. Truth's" Special Auckland ' Rep.) BLUE GLENN is out for the winter. #. * w Lady Moko believes m a go-slow policy. Taking a long time to come right. ':■■.. * i ;* * ' The cold weather is finding the tender spots m Luvan. I . ■ >* * * Respect is likely. to have another at Auckland. He should not be wanting for condition. * a • Warplane won't be interfered . with until next season. «' • • Gold Sovereign is not likely to be asked many more serious questions. * # * Wild Nut is, well named. Seldom cracks. . * * '* ' . . ■ Patricia Bell showed promise and then failed. Another year on her age won't do any harm] * * # Waikaha won't always have it on his own m future, but all the same he won't be chanced. * # • They say the southerners will get the dough at Auckland. Well, that won't be anything new. ** ' * Ohena has cost her. connections a little, and there's no chance of getting it back this season either. * # » Taranaki Sister Beatrice should handle the going up north this month, ;* # * Nelson Tasker should make them hurry m the Adams' Memorial. * # » Though Loch Moigh went under m 'his last outing, he won't be chanced next time out. * * # ■Koro. Peter is to be prepared by J. Shaw. The match between him and First Wrack is creating excitement. ** . • The Auckland Cup is likely to be 4.27 for horses which have, done that time or been handicapped to do it or better Tamos" was adopted by Dustins, Ltd., as the name of their renowned pies sonvj years ago to-day Dustins' "Famos" pies are as well known as their wedding cakes. One of theii advertisements states: "If there's anything better than one of Dustins 'Famos' Pies — it's two."*