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Saturday, 12 January 2019 TE AROHA Race Results

Race No Race Name Winner Driver Trainer Win Time PM NZD $
R1 GRASS TRACK RACE MEETING AT ROTORUA 27 JAN MOBILE PACE MRS ZIPPY B J HADLEY MISS A M MATTHEWS 2:48.90 6,550
R2 THAMES HARNESS RACING CLUB TROT LEESA CASTLETON S D T PHELAN S P DOODY 3:07.90 9,000
R3 ANDERSON STREET PANEL & PAINT LTD MOBILE PACE GEOFF'S LEGACY K J MARSHALL F MITCHELL 2:48.00 9,300
R4 NOTTINGHAM CASTLE MOBILE PACE HELENA IDEAL F R SCHUMACHER R O PAYNTER 2:45.90 8,000
R5 RON JOHNSTON DRAIN LAYING & PIAKO BOBCATS MOBILE PACE UNCLE DREW D J BUTCHER MS W A DEVENPORT 2:45.80 8,850
R6 ANDY SMITH LIVESTOCK LTD MOBILE PACE JACK BATES K J MARSHALL F MITCHELL 2:42.30 8,480
R7 PATRONS MOBILE PACE BETTATHANAPOKEINDEYE S J LAWSON MRS P S SCREEN 2:52.00 9,000
R8 PIAKO RURAL SERVICES MOBILE PACE MISTY MEMORY L J WHITTAKER F D COONEY & T R HOPKINS 2:42.90 8,480
R9 JOHN COLL MEMORIAL HANDICAP TROT MAJESTIC ONE S W ABERNETHY J H ABERNETHY 2:53.70 8,840
R10 BAYLEYS COROMANDEL 2019 TE AROHA PACERS CUP (HANDICAP) COMIC BOOK HERO T A MACFARLANE R A DARBY 2:52.20 10,400
R11 LES HARRISON TRANSPORT LTD MOBILE PACE STARS DELIGHT D J BUTCHER D J BUTCHER 2:43.30 7,840
R12 SEE YOU AT TE AWAMUTU NEXT WEEK 19TH JAN TROT PRINCE GEORGE J A MACKINNON J A MACKINNON 3:01.20 8,000
Te Aroha Past Races

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