SPORTING

Hawera Star, Volume LI, 24 May 1932, Page 7

SPORTING

HAWERA TRACK NOTES

(By “Limited.”)

Since the Wanganui meeting matters on the Hawera tracks have been quiet, and little interesting work hak been Pel y°namber of horses are engaged at the Great Northern Meeting commencing on June 3, and Nukumai, Copey, Airtight, Silvermine and The Tiger are booked to leave_on Friday next.. These horses are all in excellent. trim for their engagements, the steeplechasers Copey and Nukumai bring m better form than at this time last year. 1. Tucker, who has been associated with Cooev right through his jumping career, will again pilot him. _R. Myles is to steer the old champion Nukumai. Silvermine is to be ridden by B. Morris, ivho will also he secured, if ~PPS sible, for The Tiger. Acceptances close I 1 on Friday next. . .. The Otaki winter meeting, usually well patronised by 'Hawera trainers, will this year see less than halt a dozen Hawera-tramed horses competing Bon Eve, who is improving in his jumping, will represent M. stable with good prospects. Jh-bys Choice, Kissless, Davidsock and Kawhakina are also down to make the tr There was little impressive work this morning by the . gallopers who were restricted to routine pace work. - I Frver has started on Game Barrington and Peter Jackson in view ref their Austrlian trip and both horses have benefitted from their let up. W. Pine has been schooling Calamine with a view to hurdle racing. Calamine is a splendid jumper ana went well this morning in a round with Bon Eve. _ , , The soft going suits Kissless and sue hit out well in her work. Chief Link, Tenacre and Awaken worked on the sand. The latter will not make the trip to Auckland on account of going a bit sore. . J. Brown expects to have the mare right for the 1 Wellington meeting. - Nukumai and Copey gave a splen- ■ did exhibition of a round over the steeplechase fences.. -