1. JOHNNY WALKER (A. Reed) returning to scale after winning the Balgownie Hack Handicap (one mile and a distance) on the concluding day. 2. A sterling finish in the Wanganui Steepl —GLUEPOT (S. Henderson) defeats BRAEBURN (J. Deerey) by a long neck, with NITA (E. Copestake) third. 3. GANG AWA’ (H. Young), after accounting for the Connolly Handicap (1¼ mil HENDRA (B. Deeley). 4. A group on the lawn. 5. Miss M. Bruce, L. H. Hewitt (the well-known New Zealand horseman), and Miss H. Howden. 6. Patrons watching speculation on the Century ERAL (B. Deeley), after her win in the Borough Handicap (six furlongs) on the opening day. 8. GLUEPOT (S. Henderson), after his meritorious victory in the Wanganui Steeplechase. 9. GR ROYAL PATRON (Gordon) and GREY GUARD (E. Copestake) leading the field past the stand the first time in the Hack Steeplechase Handicap (about two miles) on the opening day. CZARONU 10. MONTANA (W. O’Halloran) returning to scale after annexing the Kaitoke Hurdles (1¾ miles) on the first day.

New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1415, 7 June 1917, Page 13

1. JOHNNY WALKER (A. Reed) returning to scale after winning the Balgownie Hack Handicap (one mile and a distance) on the concluding day. 2. A sterling finish in the Wanganui Steepl —GLUEPOT (S. Henderson) defeats BRAEBURN (J. Deerey) by a long neck, with NITA (E. Copestake) third. 3. GANG AWA’ (H. Young), after accounting for the Connolly Handicap (1¼ mil HENDRA (B. Deeley). 4. A group on the lawn. 5. Miss M. Bruce, L. H. Hewitt (the well-known New Zealand horseman), and Miss H. Howden. 6. Patrons watching speculation on the Century ERAL (B. Deeley), after her win in the Borough Handicap (six furlongs) on the opening day. 8. GLUEPOT (S. Henderson), after his meritorious victory in the Wanganui Steeplechase. 9. GR ROYAL PATRON (Gordon) and GREY GUARD (E. Copestake) leading the field past the stand the first time in the Hack Steeplechase Handicap (about two miles) on the opening day. CZARONU 10. MONTANA (W. O’Halloran) returning to scale after annexing the Kaitoke Hurdles (1¾ miles) on the first day.