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George Willmot New (1883-1963) began as a jockey at the age of 14 and then turned to training horses. By the 1930s he was the owner of stables on part of the original ‘Highden Estate’, adjacent to the Awapuni racecourse. He had many successes and retired in 1950. From left, G W New, owner and trainer of "Thimble", the winner of the 1947 Wellington Guineas, holds Thimble while Lady Freyberg, the Governor General's wife, presents the ribbon.

Tautuhi

Momo rauemi
Image
Pākanga
CA: New, George. Public Photograph Collection Sp 145
Date
1947
Tautuhi matihiko
2008N_NEW_PEO_1346
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Community Archives

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George New with horse racing jockeys
George New, horse trainer and Kevin Ford, jockey
Staff of George W New's racing stable
Staff of George New's racing stables, Totara Rd
Alan Fenwick, Adrian Broad and Kevin Tod, at the Palmerston North City Library.
Book launch: 'Racing the Boys' at the Palmerston North City Library
Ross Morpeth and Aliveriti Utu
Wayne Hudson on his BMX
Six Manawatu All Blacks Representatives
Slack Family
Fishing party
Demonstration of a Boxing Stance by "Clarke"

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Ngā rauemi e whai pānga ana

George New with horse racing jockeys
George New, horse trainer and Kevin Ford, jockey
Staff of George W New's racing stable
Staff of George New's racing stables, Totara Rd
Alan Fenwick, Adrian Broad and Kevin Tod, at the Palmerston North City Library.
Book launch: 'Racing the Boys' at the Palmerston North City Library
Ross Morpeth and Aliveriti Utu
Wayne Hudson on his BMX
Six Manawatu All Blacks Representatives
Slack Family
Fishing party
Demonstration of a Boxing Stance by "Clarke"