Sydney's youngest trainer, Frank Lewis, who survived an RAAF plane crash into the sea, returned to civil life six months ago to train Agile, winner of the Canterbury Welter Handicap, yesterday. December 17, 1946.

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Caption: Sydney's youngest trainer, Frank Lewis, who survived an RAAF plane crash into the sea, returned to civil life six months ago to train Agile, winner of the Canterbury Welter Handicap, yesterday. December 17, 1946.

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