WANGANUI REHANDICAPS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 127, 31 May 1937, Page 15

WANGANUI REHANDICAPS.

(By Telegraph.—l'ress Association.) WELLINGTON', Sundav. Kohandicaps for the first day of the follows'"- ,Jo<-key t'lnbVi meeting are as ll 1 2 ,lU;l Hack Hl,llll «—Red Manfred, Empire Handicap.—Ortewhetu, 8112. MISSED A FENCE. Streamline gave nit . arm of aup p orteM *»otJu ; r ahock at Washdyke on Saturday, wncn ~i« rider was seen to be pulling him <I> about live furlongs from home, and " w.-m some time before it was realised iiat he had evaded the sodwall at that in i i a hle J um P' n « efforts Stream- .', .."( ."ever shown any inclination to .;" "!' ""» fences, and it was evident that >s ruler, m a desire to save as much Mound round tile turn as possible? cut matins too finely. Streamline was in ~.,,. ''"' ti "' u '- after having easily j.isseii fsnowy Dawn and Hunting Go, and '• h'l'l only to negotiate the remaining fences correctly to have had a comforty>ic win. It vvati unfortunate that Streainit! -IV* 1 I1(,t " I,lc '" (>l>m ?»lpte the course n fit her of his two initial steeplechases, ''lit sufficient wa s seen of him at' Wash<Mvo on top of his outstanding schooling ilisplays, to surest that he will develop into one of the best steeplechasers produced ju the South Island for eome years.