THE FEILDING JUVENILE
YOUNGSTERS FOR TO-MORROW In the field for the Juvenile Stakes at Feilding to-morrow are only two youngsters who have previously won, Greenwich and Wildflower, each by 1 Chief Ruler, and the race will pro- . bably be a test of which is the better ' at the 101 b difference the handicapper has set between them. ' Greenwich ha-s raced four times, be- ■ ing seventh out of ten runners in the ■ Debutant Stakes at Wanganui, first at : Marton, and then second in the Wellesley Stakes (to Francis Drake) and ’ in the Karitane Handicap (to Counter--1 blast) at Trentham. Wildflower has ■ raced only twice, being left at the start in the Wanganui Debutant and ' then winning at Masterton, over four furlongs. On the class of race they ; have tackled Greenwich has necessar- ■ ily to be rated the higher, but it ■ should not be overlooked that among - the horses who finished behind Wild- ’ flower at Masterton were Brunhilde ■ (double winner since at Riccarton) ■ and Cute Melody (double winner at 1 Te Rapa), as well as the highly r°- ■ puled Geira (who was second).
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 281, 27 November 1936, Page 4
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