Premier Sequence to Audition, no handle at the start of the first clip?

Am I going insane? I've been plugging away at this for hours with latest CS6 downloaded (Au 5.0.2 and Pr 6.0.5).
When I export a sequence to Audition from Premier, the very first clip does not have a handle at the start.
Does it behave the same for anyone else, and is it only me that expects it to have a handle at the start?

Hi shooternz, thanks for the reply :-)
Well, the reason for is that the funciton is supposed to give handles! Give me the handles!
More specifically, I am going in to audition for one reason only - the time is takes for the Noise Reduction to kick in (since it has no pre read). But thats a whole other can of worms (and workaround debate).
Yes, all the other clips have handles :lament:

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