See Also: Junior Driver Concessions - Horse Racing(gambling)
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Freelance Driver - Horse Racing(gambling)
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Junior Driver Concessions - Horse Racing (gambling) and knit (oh)


Junior Driver Concessions - Horse Racing (gambling)


Available in NSW to Drivers under the age of 23 who have not driven a total of 25 winners at Harold Park Monday or Tuesday meetings, all Other NSW tracks and Other non-metropolitan tracks. These concessions are only available at Harold Park Friday night meetings when a junior driver has not driven five winners at such meetings or Other metropolitan meetings. Trainers can use junior driver concessions (in races so marked) to gain entry to races they may not have been eligible for and/or to draw more favourably.

knit (oh)



[I and T]
[Language: Old English; Origin: cnyttan]
past tense and past participle knitted
to make clothing out of wool, using two knitting needles
-see also crochet crochet
::My grandmother taught me how to knit.
::She's knitting a sweater.
knit sb sth
::Emily knitted him some socks.
past tense and past participle knitted
to use a plain (=basic) knitting stitch
::Knit one, purl one.
past tense and past participle knit
to join people, things, or ideas more closely together, or to be joined closely together
knit together
::In a good report, individual sentences knit together in a clear way that readers can follow.
closely/tightly etc knit
(=with all the members having close Relationships)
::a closely knit community
::Harold is part of a tightly knit team.
past tense and past participle knit
a bone that knits after being broken grows into one piece again
knit together
::The pin holds the bones in place while they knit together.
knit your brows
to show you are worried, thinking hard etc by moving your eyebrows together
-- knitter n [C]
-see also close-knit , tight-knit