IMPROVED HACK.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 156, 3 July 1937, Page 25

IMPROVED HACK.

PLANS FOR PARAKINO.

TO RACE AT TRENTHAM.

JONATHAN AS A HURDLER

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I'M' en I Ik- lii-i ,| u ~,„| Ml ay net ran: until n.M Ni|.|i.|.,i, hlmmi lie uiil ...nt.-M. tlu' N..vi.i. Slake* ,„.„, „„, \V,.iii!.imii ronesI'Hii'lnill. Hi" Kn.sk gelding wont u good Ml \V .11111.111 ,1 ~11.1 ll.lS < ..111 || lot Ml."' 111'',,. Il lII.' g gIH l.llllv good 111 'li-'-iHli'iiii r.iinl should give, a good lII' 11l Ml 1,111,-«l'l|, .Mr. mill Mi-. S. 1.. Parsons attended llio (Irnit Mm tlici n iiii'i'tiiiit, and uii their lotiiin trip Hie other day they visited Matamntit In see. Jiuiiitliiiii being schooled over Mi,. hin-,|li.R, They were well pleased with the way the mm of Thespian jumped, tig ho denied the obstacles in dashing stylo. He ih just the stump to make good nt the jumping (tame, and VV. J. McLean, who now trains him, ih very hopeful that Jonathan will prove n success at hurdling. The YV'atiftaiiui sportsmen Messrs, J, T. and I'. A, O'Neill, owners of Lowonberg, have it nice looking roan filly by Beau Pore from Wood Pulp, for which they June churned the name .lane Seymour. She is of eight, yosi lings by Mean I'crc nominated fur tin! VVaiimuiui (luincas of 11)38. C (lordon is Inn ink Muster N'orvai nclinoled over Inn dies Tins gelding was to have raced nt Awapuni, hut the date of ae. eptanen was nverloolted, He has come on well sin..- Wfingauui. .Master Norval had ii nice over hurdles at. Auckland some two or three yours iign, when ho came to grief through another horse lulling in front of hllll. The yearling Homily, by Posterity— Homage, is a very promising lilly, and with her and the three joiingstci's VV. Kayner has in hand Mi. (I. M. Currie should win some of the two-) ear-old events next season. The fiimond Miss Thespian colt in Pinner's stalile is making good progrcas and is one of the most bcaiiliful movcro soon for years, A massive colt, he seems destined to take a high place among next season's two-year-olds. It was recently stated that, the Wanganui Jockey Chili intended to apply for March 17 and 111 as the dates for its autumn meeting in KKIS. Some opposition has been expressed to these dates and the club will apply for February 17 and 111. The Taraniiki Club is applying for February 3 and fi, ami Kgnlont lor the lllth and l'.'t'h of the same month, with Woodvilln anxious to get February 10 and 21. It has been suggested that VVon.lvillo might agree to race ne the 17th and lllth, and if the dates were thus arranged these four meetings, would make a circuit which should be very convenient for owners, providing, as it would, lining on every Thursday and Saturday in I'Ybnmry.