GALLOPS. AT HAWERA.

Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 197, 21 August 1930, Page 8

GALLOPS. AT HAWERA.

TARANAKI HUNT MEETING. MAIDOS AND OOPEY JUMP WELL. (By Telegraph.—Special to "Star.") HAWERA, this day. The weather was fine and the tracks in good order for training work at Hawera this morning. All the local horses engaged at the Taranaki Hunt meeting on Saturday week were out exercising. The plough and the trial grass tracks were open and afforded capital going. Tentcall and Calamine, on the plough, sprinted' three furlongs in 40Js. Homewood, alone, strode over the same distance pleasingly in 4145. The three-year-olds Whirl and Bifiex went once round at .three-quarter pace. Kiosk, Prince Desmond and Green Linnet finished abreast at the end of three furlongs on the grass in 40Js. They could have improved on this. Son o Mine's task was a couple of rounds at a steady pace.

Coalbag went over a round on'the gaad track at half pace, and' came.home over< the last two furlongs of the second lap smartly. , Joy Spear, Royal Acre-.-and Pikimal were allotted easy tasks. -.Bright Glow and. Silvermine-did, their ■ , work on the plough, running the last six furlongs of their work in 1.26 under as- — pull. ;' * \ Gowan Lea finished a shade in. front< of Banbridge over half a mile on the"-,-grass, in 54 l-ss. ' Boiiogne went over a similar distance ' . on the same track in 555. . .. ' Mendip finished strongly over five furJongs on the grass, accomplished in 1.7?. . .. Mount Shannon was . a neck iii. front-r of Gasiiapper over five furlongs'"on: ; theV grass, run iu ; 1.8. , The Warden/after doing pace work on the- plough, eaii'ld 'hoiiije smartly over the last _• three - 41 ?6. . Double Red did half pace, work •plough. Gasfield and. the gelding were given similar work, | i Mai'dos (Grindley) •• and /.Copey'l^o^C'' v. went over five of- the big fences? giv)jr*/ ! . ■ a goad'"'exhibition. •.■■ ■' - ' \. '■&■■■