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DUNEDIN HORSES DEPARTURE FROM BLUPE By the steamer from Bluff to Melbourne on Tuesday, Mr. G. J. Barton ..cut over Ins three rising two-year-olds, oir Ken, by Night Raid—Lady Violet, Silver Bond (Pink Coat—-Victory Bond), and Flying Trapeze, by PosterityInlaid. The youngsters have been getiing through useful exercise, but have not been sprinted beyond a funong. Sir Ken is a handsome colt, but Silver Bond perhaps is growing too much te be an early racing proposition. Flying Trapeze shows speed, hut is a little nervv.
By the same vessel. A. K. Didliant took across Valartli and the Iliad Countersign gelding, Counter Might.. Yakut h has been a winner and now shows tin improved appearance. Counter Flight has one win to Lis' credit, against moderate company.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19026, 28 May 1936, Page 7
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