HAWERA TRACK NOTES

Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 41, 16 August 1930, Page 11

HAWERA TRACK NOTES

(By Telegraph.)

(Special to "The Evening Post.")

(Special to "The Evening Post.")' HAWEBA, This Day. The morning was fine, with. a keen wind. A number of gallops were performed on the trial grass, which was in fair order. , . . W. Pine gave Tentcall and Calamine a working gallop without time. Miss Sheffi and Gasnapper ran comfortably over six furlongs in lmin 28sec, the former showing to advantage. . . .' '.'..■■ Mendip and. Mount Shannon .went once round, running the last six furlongs in lmin 26sec. ' Both horses finished well. ... J. Brown had Awaken and Chief Link doing useful three-quarter pace work. . , .-.-',. Silvermine finished in. "front of Bonogne over four furlongs, in 51jsee.. Gowan Lea-and Kiosk, did a round, the last six furlongs occupying lmin 26Jsec, and performed the task in good style. •.. . . The jumpers Maidos and Pikimai went a mile, the last seven, furlongs taking lmin 43sec. Maidos went specially well. Coalbag, with a big advantage of weight, finished a neck in front of Ngawhine in a half-mile run, done in 52sec.

The Acre—Marsuma gelding held Gasfleld easily in a sprint over three furlongs in 41fjsecl .. '. ' Bright • Glow, did a' round of pace work, finishing up the second circuit at a good' speed, ■ Boyal Asre cleared from Joy Spear in the early stages going oiKJe round. The pair were together at the finish, and the last six furlongs .took lmin 2SJsec. ■ . v . J. Fryer gave his Arusia and Hunting fciong two-year-olds a sprint of two furlongs. They went ■ pleasingly, and did the distance in 26 l-ssec. The Warden did a couple of rounds"" of pace work on the plough. . , Son o J Mine (Cook) went the round o- the,schooling hurdles, afterwards, jumping the hen coop and two brush fences in good style. x . A number of others were out doing ordinary routine work.. .; '. "