WANGANUI NOTES.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19254, 17 February 1926, Page 8

WANGANUI NOTES.

AUTUMN MEETING PROSPECTS [by telegraph.—own corresponDENT. ] v WANGANUI, Tuesday. Enthusiasm will probably start favourite fir the WanganuL Cup, and in the event of the daughter of Panmure being in a position to reproduce; the same form sha displayed at Trentham last month ahe can be depended upon to render.a good account of herself. a Sleet has not done herself justice m her recent races, in which she has been mora or less unlucky. -If she busgins wall in the Flying Stakes btte on Thursday ;she will be in the picture at the ,end. Pardon has recovered from the mjury he sustained at Foxton and will be a runner at Wanganui. The son of Lord Mtlltmd i» a good sort and may not be long in winning a race - . , , W. Higgina has good reason to expect the Rangitero-Monsroaui filly in Ins stable to develon into a good one. She is a compactly-built mare, with an easy styUt of galloping, and is already showing the possession of a good share of pace. Deluge has come on well. On Saturday morning lie slipped over four furlongs very comfortably in 48 4-ss. This gallop ehowa that he is somewhere about his best just now, and this means that he will take a hand in the settlement of the Flying Handicap on Thursday. _ - The Fordell trainer. F. Tilley, will have a strong team at the Wanganui Meeting, the horses from his stable including th® followingTamatete. Enthusiasm, Tukia, Glenross. Ruukura, and Ohui—in from Fordell on Tuesday.