SPORTING.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 16 February 1927, Page 5

SPORTING.

FINAL, TRIALS AT WANG ANUI. lISY TELEGRAPH PRESS ASSOCIATION, i WANGANUI, l<eb. 16. The weather was fine tor the final gallops to-day., . Rapine, with a light weight up, inn a nine in 1.41; the first halt taking Shirley covered, six furlongs in I.lb 1-5. . . . ._ Civility did four furlongs in 4b. Opa easily beat Blend, over a mile in 1.44 4-o. „ Glenross went five furlongs in 1.0, First Acre beat Bonhomme over six furlongs in 1.18. n Tukia travelled five furlongs in 1.2, and Tamatete the same distance m 1 .2 1 -. Ard at.ll, land Little River covered a mile and J/ a quarter, the last mile taking 1.50. . . r Ruanui did five furlongs m 1.3 4-o. (>hui did half a mile in 49. The Hawke covered five furlongs in 1.2 3-5. Serviceable work was given Mask, Tre Thorn, Deluge, Lysander, Limited, Outfit. Piuthair, Olarinda, Nadarino, Mireusonta, Grand Knight and several others. HORSES FOR. WANGANUI. Eight members of E. George’s team were taken to Wanganui from New Plymouth this morning by mail train. They were Td Mon amid. Mint Leaf, Hipo. Nastori. Jazz Baby, Melissa, Merry Jest and Oration. This comprises all the horses trained by him with the exception of Royal Mint. Hawera, horses which followed today were Paitonu and Airtight (J. Fryer'); R. Brough’s Captain Gazeley and Blue Peter; Lady Acre (M. Conwav): Gold Peak (T. Carson). • Ladv Desmond, iii the charge of J. Domhroski, left en route to Nelson.