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Renwick

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Ren·wick  (rnwk), James 1818-1895.
American architect who designed the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C. (1848), and Saint Patrick's Cathedral in New York City (1853).
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FORMER Berwick boss Michael Renwick believes Heriot-Watt University can still challenge after picking up their first win in five.
Win is just Watt Heriot needed; EAST SENIORS by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
Byline: By David Lawrence APPRENTICE Stacy Renwick won her appeal at the BHA headquarters in London yesterday against a ten-day ban handed down by the Doncaster stewards after her ride on the Alan McCabetrained Red Wine in a 1m6f handicap on October 24.
Renwick pleased as ban for Red Wine ride is revoked by The Racing Post (London, England)
BERWICK 2 RAITH 5 MICHAEL RENWICK was sacked as Berwick boss on Saturday - but he saw it coming.
Berwick boss Renwick sees chop coming; IRN-BRU DIVISION 2 by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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