FIANCEE RESUMES.

Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 151, 29 June 1939, Page 24

FIANCEE RESUMES.

HORSES AT HAWERA.

R. BROUGH LEADING TRAINKR

(From Our Own Correspondent.)

HAW ERA, Wednesday

With few horses likelv to race next month, the racing season, as far as Hawera-trained horses are concerned, has practically ended and trainers are giving attention to members of their teams intended lor early spring racing. The season just concluding has li-en a disappointing' one for the Hawera centre, few races ol any importance falling to our horses. A plrasintr twitutp, liowovpr. is thp success of the veteran Taranaki trainer. R. Broiijfli wlm. aftor spvpiul lean reason*.« pi ouiiceil 10 winners, thus becoming the centres leading trainer for the current -'.eason. Biougli won four races with the Siegfried tilly I'iancee. who. with placings. collected i.'i"i3o in stake money. Te Huia. aftei w inning a like number of races, secured i.'.560 before succumbing to an inward complaint and ending what looked like a very promising career. Chief Lord, £13<>. and Golden Orchid. £140, brings the stable's earnings to £1380. Fiancee has resumed steady work after a short let up and looks particular!v we I. Kndowed with speed. Fiancee u S -^' mllna distances than six furlongs, but is confidently expected to run on more solidiv as a tour-year-old. Since last racing the rising Lord Qttex till ec-.v ear-old C hiet !>ord has got through ci i 1! ""1 he has grown and tiled out considerably. Chief Lord will lie ready early and will enter on his three-year-old racing with particularly bright pre »f*perts. The rising two-year-old filly by Yaals trom Airway is making progn ss. She is a beautiful mover, who looks sure to gallon last. A late loal. the youngster IS to be L'ivcn plenty of time.

The Myosotis—Bright Shade filly has grown into a fine-looking filly and Btoiigh has high holies of her being able to stay out a journey as well as go fast. Bright Shade, tlie dam, is a half-sister to Taraiicke, who produced Martara. The filly will race as Bidens. The ex-Hawera trainer T. Fryer reports that his Kincardine youngster. Gold Card, has done splendidly and is in tine condition. Fryer is getting the hunjer Bimbo ready for the combined hunt meetings at Xew Plymouth. Golden Orchid is at present spelling, but is to come in next week. J. Brown has Xotium in fine fettle, while Student Prince, who went amiss recently, iias practically recovered and is looking bright and well. The rising three-year-old Valdotte looks a picture and should come to hand as early as required. Ho can be ticked off as a very likely prospect when started.