HAWKE'S BAY STEEPLES

Chronicle (Levin), 20 June 1946, Page 7

HAWKE'S BAY STEEPLES

I Lowry Bay, who failed on the ' rinai day at Auckland, may not fine 1 .no cempany so tougn in the Wm- ! ter Cup, and his prospects of wmj ^iiiig cij. c fcnoomagmg. Un tne liisi | aay oi the A.R.U. nieetmg ne ran iOiirih m the Cornwail Handicap over miies, leading from thc ! >„art uuui lAoy yaras from the post. vjver a miie in the York Handicap . he was last to iinish, but the gomg i ,v(to iiju iiu mcing. li neav> ■ ground prevails at. Hastings, Lowr> . ->ay should do weli. Kilmanagh won the Hawke's Bay steepies last year ana has ever.) ■ ui repeating tiie performj ance. Her form has been fair iateLy and she may record her first win | of tne season at Hastings. Othei ; i unners who may be dangerous arc ! Gay Rouen, Lpping and Indian • Sun. Master lvieruit is up agains. : a weaker class than he opposed in i aic Great Northern, and may suc ' ceed although he has yet to wii. ? with such a heavy burden ovei I country. 1 Tiiox may have another chance 'to repeat ms Otaki form and this time he may succeed. He carried a bit of condition at Otaki, and this •i coid on him when he was called upon ior an efi'ort in the straight. ! n jv/ever, tne run may have im- : proved him. High Ideal ran fair ; races in Auckland and is entitled to .attention among the class in the ) heretaunga Handidap. The Grand : is improving and may strike form soon. 1 improving horses with prospects -for Hawke's Bay are- Patu Ra, ; iN'orse, snephera's Mate, Lowry ; Bay, Leighon's Glory, Abbey Lu, j Flying Pigeon, Fiying Hawk, Hign j Ideal, Mr. Vaiiant and Ulatis.