1. TENACIOUS (E. Copestake), the winner, leading the field at the second fence of the double in front of the stand in the Onehunga Steeplechase (three miles). 2. TENACIOUS winning the C Horses returning to scale after the Onehunga Steeplechase.—TENAClOUS followed by the runner-up, TIRAU (J. Roach). 4. STEP (R. Conway) after his decisive win in the Maiden Hurdle Ra scores an easy victory in the Maiden Hurdles. 6. The Great Northern Guineas winner, CRENIDES (L. Morris), after his popular win. 7. WEARY WILLIE (L. Morris) after accounting for the V longs). 8. QUEEN ABBEY (T. Glover) returning to scale after her victory in the Shorts Handicap (six furlongs). The second horse is TAIAMAI (C. Carmont). 9. Welcome Stakes Candidates cage to contest the much-coveted two-year-old classic.
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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1542, 13 November 1919, Page 35
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1271. TENACIOUS (E. Copestake), the winner, leading the field at the second fence of the double in front of the stand in the Onehunga Steeplechase (three miles). 2. TENACIOUS winning the C Horses returning to scale after the Onehunga Steeplechase.—TENAClOUS followed by the runner-up, TIRAU (J. Roach). 4. STEP (R. Conway) after his decisive win in the Maiden Hurdle Ra scores an easy victory in the Maiden Hurdles. 6. The Great Northern Guineas winner, CRENIDES (L. Morris), after his popular win. 7. WEARY WILLIE (L. Morris) after accounting for the V longs). 8. QUEEN ABBEY (T. Glover) returning to scale after her victory in the Shorts Handicap (six furlongs). The second horse is TAIAMAI (C. Carmont). 9. Welcome Stakes Candidates cage to contest the much-coveted two-year-old classic. New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1542, 13 November 1919, Page 35
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