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Francis Lui Kin-wai is optimistic Hot Delight can repeat his outstanding debut victory when he steps up to Class Three company in Thursday’s first section of the Yue Yee Handicap (1,200m) at Sha Tin. The Too Darn Hot three-year-old backed up his strong trial form to create a big impression on his first race start, storming home from midfield to beat Conrad Patch by a length and three-quarters last month. Lui’s big opinion of Hot Delight was vindicated and the in-form handler hopes his emerging...View the full article -
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By Chief Stipe · Posted
Freedom of Speech laws in NZ are primarily top down Government Agency focussed. Very few seem to understand the limitations of the Freedom of speech laws in NZ. Arguably even an incorporated society could impose limitations on what can and cannot be said.
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