HAWERA TRACK NOTES

Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 85, 10 April 1935, Page 8

HAWERA TRACK NOTES

(Special from "Limited.")

HAWERA, April 9. The Hawera horses • engaged at New Plymouth on Saturday are with very few exceptions well forward in racing condition and this centre promises to be worthily represented in the various events. There was not a great deal of fast work ind;ilged in this morning, but all the engaged horses were out performing solid, useful exercise. t The plough track was in first-rate order.

Golden Hair (Cook), Friesland (Monkley), and Brougn's Colossus three-year-old (Cole) galloped five furlongs. ITrieslaud was slow to get going, losing several lengths, Golden Hair .and, the three-year-old carrying oil to the three furlongs in 37% sec. In: the run home Golden Hair was going nicely to finish q. length in front of Brough's gelding, with Krieslaud,'. who made up his ground splendidly, a length further back, in lmin 4sec. The hurdlers Stanchion and March Alone,, ridden .by twb.oj: J. Fryer's featherweights, Alan. McDonald. and Tod Sloan Howe, finished up with little between them at the end of half a "mile in 52scc. -..-

Passing: Fancy (Cole) shaped more encouragingly than, on Saturday, sprinting her four furlongs' in 50 4-osec. ' ■ ■ -: Lady Eka-(Duncan) ran homo the last three furlongs of a round in4lsec. , Ruri (Duncan) • and Haunui (Sheild) were apportioned half -pace exercise -which both were anxious to improve on. Diagauo (Edgecombe) finished well in front of Ingenuity (Conway) at the end of a working gallop over seven < furlongs covered in lmin 36sce. Diagano did his work'pleasingly. Ingenuity had much the worst of the weights. Colossal (Duncan) worked eagerly over a round1 at three-quarter pace, .running home his last three furlongs in 42sec. Harvest Moon (Cole) was given a couple of miles at a solid pace. ; Aga Khan (Edgecombe) was given three-quarter pace work.- Copey and Panloft were allotted easy tasks and Onewhetu half-pace work. On the outside of the course proper and going from the seven- i^mjff* **! Acre—Rant two-year-old (CneltJ ana Puroto (Duncan) galloped four urlongs in 55sec, the former .finishing well in front. Going from the same mark Fairfas.,(Duncan sprinted a similar, journe^-in a shade unde»s2sec, doing her work very attrac"wlitaunaha and Gold Gl^m, did halfnice work Waitaunaha is keeping sound. Gold Gleam has freshened up nicey Both horses are looking m capital oidei. Gold -Gleam's efforts in future avill be conto&%£?£33B& B«fom Pro™ K\tr^^ SSS«S morning lie made a. very favourable impression. Ruaform is an ideal type for the jumping/business. He has . shown ability on the fiat and in the^hunting field and looks up to carrying weight. Yet another aspirant ior hurdle honours is the cx-Aucklauder Soloist in J. l'ryqrs stable who was given iiis initial schooling this morning. '.A' goodflookmg thoroughbred Soloist shaped well for a novice.