HOUNDS AND HARES

Hawera Star, Volume LI, 4 May 1931, Page 6

HOUNDS AND HARES

EGAIONT-WANGA NITT HUNT. ENJOYABLE RUN aT MOUMAHAKI. The Egmont-Wanganui Hunt Club met at •■JLiuenos Ayres,” Aloumahaki, on Saturday, when an excellent afternoon’s sport was enjoyed by a large following. Several good runs kept the pacts busy and two kills were made early in the day. Several gullies brought other runs to a disappointing end, the hares finding a safe retreat down precipitous cliffs. These grounds have been hunted over now for many years, Air and Mrs Kennedy being among the first to open their property to huntsmen when the club was first formed.

Among the riders were Dr. Simmons (master) on Bahrain; Huntsman Myles, Twilight and Yaucluse; Deputy-Masters T. Lupton, Frosty; E. Parsons, Aloon and Ivoru; and E. Davidson, Lorraine; Messrs C. Pearce, Santlyacre; I. Parsons, Rawliiti; N. Parsons, Pierrot; G. Watkins, Something; R. Watkins, Talkative and Sir Daniel; D. Kennedy, Mankind; W. Hunter, Raima i; J. Sheahan, Wallace; S. Mcßae, Swede; L. Davidson, Pikimai; A. Mitchell, Bonny Flier; C. Southoombe, Kafour; W. Soutlioombe, Playarea; D. Lupton, Ginger; F. Train, Tondaleo; S. Train, San Toy; I. Lupton, bay; Cotter, Sailguard; R, Davidson, Chamiaine: L. Blinkhorn, Coma; blasters Ralph Simons, Rio Rita; JM. Wilson, Mayday ; W. .McKenna, Nigger; Alexander, black pony; Airs S'. Train, Puma; Mrs F. Train, Jvaraka; Airs Bourke, Zara ; Misses AF. Wnlkinton, Wanderliglit"; AT. Brewer. Waihou; Af. Davidson, Dinkum; Flmslie, Dapplegrey; F. Hobson, Hatsoff; Metcalfe, Seasprav; C. Wnlkinton. Normi 1; J. Alexander, Frizzier; J. McGregor,, Rhode ; J. Palmer, grey; and Rewa WYhoiirne, bay; and several young followers.