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NZ Truth, Issue 1199, 22 November 1928, Page 13

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Tea Time One To Look; For (From ."N.Z. Truth's" Auckland Rep.) It is probable that when Tea Time and Macroom line out to con? test the Stewards* Handicap at Te . Kuitr they, will both have had the apprentice allowance claimed for . them. THAT being so, neither will be found 1 over-burdened with poundage.'" So far as Tea Time is concerned^ ; his recent form of winning, botht open sprints at Whangarei is appealing. Fit and well this Tellable beginner should be suited by the turning track. Macroom has so far failed to.;, make good Uhis season, though . there is an I impression she will come back. * ■'.■■" Town Bird has speed enough, at. his best, to make matters merry and he once got home first m an open sprint at WJiangarel. ■';.•,: ', .; New Moon occasionally creates a surprise, while Liaison goes fast m private, without always being reliable on; race-day. '■ Waltzer and Quilfire make up the field.- /■" ;: •• ; .■;.. - ;"■■•. :' *\ : o>\ - Viewed at from all . angles^ form certainly points strongly to: [■"; ~ ■; ' ■ ■ ! '"; ; ;' : ' , - "tea time, 2. v ; i ; --'-^ : :- y MAqfIOOM. v* , ;