MIX-UP AT CAMBRIDGE

Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 40, 10 May 1927, Page 7

MIX-UP AT CAMBRIDGE

LOLA REKLAW—UELLA DILLON DRIVER ROBERTSON’S VIEW ' , s , iobc ' tson ’ Part owner and vel? on fin the -NT h S ndsome llttle two- ‘ '! !Iy \ Xella Audabon, by the name , ( vii,° r T , L> 1 11 ° n from a good mare —Poster, by Logran Pointer fow of • whlcll raced succesfully a M F» for -- th^-t hb w^ Cambridge™ Handica P on Saturday at TAKING THE NARROW WAY *®bert:son, who drove the filly, states the information given to the press with regard to an inquiry being was „ n ° t correct, and sets out the facts as follows:—Lola Reklan, in at"?P£ n ? to RO between Pearl Fisher and NeUa Dillon, put her foot through the latter s sulky wheel. She reared down on the sulky and smashxng it. Nella did not come down, but went on a little further and was secured by Syd August When questioned by the stipendary Mr. Mabee, why he ran into Mr - Sch °n, driver of Lola Reklau, stated he could not pull his horse up. Mr. Schon later made the when expressing regret at the unforexplanation to Mr. Robertson tunate incident. It is quite evident front the foregoing that had Lola Reklau s driver made for the outer when trying to pass Pearl Fisher and the hll>, the accident would not have taken place. expensive for schon Apart: from the damage done to the trotting vehicles, there is every reason t lat by taking the course he did Mr. Schon deprived himself of the stake m this particular event, as on her previous and subsequent exhibitions , e Dillon mare certainly looked like winning the Hautapu Handicap had no accident occurred.

Golden Park . . . 3-5 THIRTEEN furlongs Lola Reklaw . . . 3-5 Red {Star 1-5 SIXTEEN FURLONGS Respect /"T. .. Heather Girl .. . .. (4.41) 4.49 2-5 Native Star .. . Direct Action . . (4.50) 4.47 .. (4.56) 5.0 3-5