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NZ Truth, Issue 123, 26 October 1907, Page 3

After witnessing starter Harry Piper's very successful efforts at Trentham, one is forced to the conclusion that he stands alone as a despatcher. One of his prime efforts was m the Juvenile Handicap on Saturday, .when the three candidates left the mark together. Of course, there were only three starters, but they left the mark as if there was only one. A feature of Piper's starting is the /act that he ttercr misses a chance when the horses are m a line, and there are no- disagreeable delays^