GREAT MARE RETIRES
IJYRAMUS, that grand old t rare, who was alwa/s the ,-ol of the public when she set ~’ut to contest a trotters’ race, has definitely finished her rac.ng pMr and joined the matrons •adctcW. The daughter of Peri Huori was a fine performer and nr , o : Her most remarkable exhibitiens was given at the 1926 Aieklard winte- fixture, when ,he won the Stewards T rot. The ,Gtd mare was conceding Money Sr.nd Wai <aha 24 and 48 yards respectively, and in a finish that W»s a triumph for her grit aid determination, Pyramus won by the narrowest of margms < ron 2 Monev Spider, with Waikaha a perticn of a head away third. Havirg decided to breed from his gallant trotting mare, Dr. F. J. Raymr has, after giving -he guMton of a su table mate full consideration, sent her on a visit to Mr B. P. Edward s high-grade horse, The Triumph.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 143, 7 September 1927, Page 11
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