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Vol 2 : July 1, 1993

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Poverty Bay Turf Club

The echo of thundering hooves and the sight of horses racing is exciting. The recently held May Meeting at the Racecourse was no exception. Two days of observing, eaves dropping and guessing who the winners will be, puts the speculation skills of the punters to the test. Lady Luck is always a welcome guest at the Poverty Bay meetings..

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The first race, The Gisborne Transport Hurdles over 2800m, was won by a nose.

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Bruce Clark, Henk Hoogland, John McGill, Graeme Dearness and Peter Gregory also known as The Turbulent Pharoahs added to the festive atmosphere.

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The frisky gait of a winner entering the Birdcage.

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Sarah Goldsbury and Joanne McLean.

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Fred and Mary Horridge with Anne and Jim Brodie looking confident they have selected four winners!

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Enjoying a lovely champagne brunch are from left Bob Forsyth, Norm, Jack and Trev Malcom, Judith Forsyth and in front Lisa and Ian Forsyth

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Faye and James Beattie with Alison, Sarah and Craig Green enjoying the family atmosphere at the races.

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One more hurdle before the sprint for home.

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Colin Curtis and Jim Robinson trying to concentrate on the serious business of picking a winner.

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