A yearling bullock broke away at the Wyndham saleyards and in a mad gallop crashed into a jigger driven by Mr. A. Robertson, and then charged into a motor-car which was parked nearby. Mr. Kobertson, at the time, was driving cows to the yards-in a long-shafted jigger, drawn by a three-year-old gelding by Worthy Bond, which he is preparing for light-harness racing. As it neared tho yards, the yearling, which was one of a mob driven through from Mokoreta the previous evening, broke away on its own and tried to race down Redan Street. Intending to stop it, Mr. Robertson drew his conveyance across the road. Instead of stopping, the steer charged under the shafts of the vehicle, which, as a result, were broken. Mr. Robertson was tipped out, but did not suffer any injuries. The beast cont'- ued at a blind gallop, and ran into the car, scrambling over the rear portion of it and making several large dents. The horse, a splendid type of three-year-old, will take some time to recover from the shock of the accident.
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Manawatu Times, Volume 61, Issue 291, 9 December 1936, Page 3
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