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She Keeps On Coming Home

COUTH ISLANDERS have had every reason to be disappointed with the season's crop of two-year- olds seen out m the south, but on Monday they had the pleasure of seeing something out; of the ordinary and it was Rod Murphy and Gesture that provided the party. The Chief Ruler filly made her first appearance m the South Island when she contested, the. C.J.C. Champagne Stakes and from the opening of the machine the public made ho mistake m what they thought she would do with the field, i She did not begin as well as either Charmaine or Spoon, but when Charlie Emerson let her have her head running for the false rail she gathered up the leaders m very easy fashion and after that it was merely a matter of Emerson judging the distance she should win by. The Murphy galloping machine greatly pleased the southerners with her display and she removed any doubt as to the merit of southern youngsters, y y .'.':• ; :a A "

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NZ Truth, Issue 1273, 24 April 1930, Page 11

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She Keeps On Coming Home NZ Truth, Issue 1273, 24 April 1930, Page 11

She Keeps On Coming Home NZ Truth, Issue 1273, 24 April 1930, Page 11

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