To the Editor of the "Nosrt-Cursa Dany News"
Su.—It has often been told that man never realizes his good fortune until he has Test it, Referring to Jepac's two letters published "in your correspondence columns some time ago, 1 have heard from numerous friends that declaring nig] the starters on the eve of race days is not only a splendid idea but is a compulsory routine in any form of racing. If the public's interest means anything then' the public must be looked after. What's the use of g0- ing after the public when its interest has waned? The time to do. them Justice is when they are supporting the club.
'Jepic must be talking from cxperience and all T can' say is, why not give his suggestion a trial?
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