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'• (By, "The Toff.") \ ! I^ORO PETER is worth jotting down rw m the notebook as next season's big winner of trotters' races. * # * ' THE SHREW should salute the judge 1 at Forbury. * * # QLENVILLE should be a good thing VJ the next time he goes to the races. * ■■ # # DOYAL, CHENAULT acted nicely at Ashburton. He is regarded as one of the best two-year-olds seen out this season. * # # J7NIGMA is improving with racing, and a novice trotters' event should soon come his way. * * # DINK SUGAR ran second at Ashburton, carving out the two miles m 4.34. Off 2.56 m a 2.57 mile and aquarter race at Forbury, he should be a certainty. ~ I * * * LJAVE a look at Nelson's Victory at Dunedin. v * * : #• A SPRINT race should suit Yendomme. She is on the front of a mile and a-quarter contest at Forbury. * # * "THERE is money m front of Teremoa. He one of the best propositions knocking around at present. MAT VOYAGE is a useful sort of a I* 1 trotter that will win and pay a price before the winter is far advanced. PROGANDRA is the enemy of corns. It removes them root and all — painjlessly, completely. PROGANDRA, 1/6.*
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NZ Truth, Issue 1274, 1 May 1930, Page 11
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