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Picnic Races At Richmond
Two early evening equalisator meetings were held at Richmond Park by the Richmond Picnic Club during the holiday season, and each was well attended. The pictures on this page were taken at the first meeting.
No Catchem (W. A. Cook) has an easy win in the Garry Dillon Handicap
The field parades for the first pony trot
Nicodemus (P. Hall) and Humbug (J. Kearns) cross the line almost together in the first pony trot but Nicodemus (nearest rails) got the decision.
A wonderful night for a picnic for all the family
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