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Photo:8. Certificates were also awarded for the best groomed horse. Here in c.1936 the horse belonging to Jack Bailey, coal merchant of Victoria Street, has won 4th prize pulling Parliament Street Methodists device. Standing with the horse is Mr William Atkinson, carter for Claypole flour mill.

8. Certificates were also awarded for the best groomed horse. Here in c.1936 the horse belonging to Jack Bailey, coal merchant of Victoria Street, has won 4th prize pulling Parliament Street Methodists device. Standing with the horse is Mr William Atkinson, carter for Claypole flour mill.

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