HAWERA NOTES.
SIIVESMINL IN FORM. ASHES AXD SILVER TIXGE IMPROVIXG. ■ , ; (By Telegraph.—Special to "Star.") ';' HAWERA, this day. The training tracks were in excellent order for fast work this morning. Silvermine went better than Chief Link over five furlongs in 1.3. Ashes and Silver Tinge sprinted four furlongs in ols. , • _ : Boriogne did a round at three-quarter pf.ee. ■•■'•! Biflex and Whirl got to the end of five f'.ivlpngs in 1.0Y2. ■ ■BanLvuigs, Gowau Lea, Paitonu and Goblin Mavket were cantered a round and ■tlicn v.-ent half pace to the top of the straight and sprinted home.
Similar work wa.s done by the rest of J. Fryer's team, which comprised Green Limiett." Kissless, Compulsory, Orazone, and the two-year-olds Glad Star, Ripple ■- jn. Attentive and Peter Jackson.
Isa, Double Red, Barbara Kent, The Warden. Summertime, Paparua and several others did useful pace work.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 16, 20 January 1931, Page 9
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