Egmont Club Meets

Hawera Star, Volume LIV, 23 April 1935, Page 8

Egmont Club Meets

TUe weather was perfect cm Saturday when followers' of the WangauiuEigmout hunt met at the Whcnuakui a cross roads for ail afternoon’s sport. Unfortunately, there were-too many ■ gullies to allow for any long runs, but a f several short chases gave the horses plenty of work "ancl jumping. Six kills during the afternoon equalled the record and showed that the hounds weie alive and keen. Properties prepared for the hunt belonged to Messrs. L. and E. Rerrett, Prout, Bremer Hurley Davidson and Meßae, and hearty cheers were accorded these owners at the end of the day. . The next meet will be held on W ednesday at Tawhiti, Hawera, beginning at one o’clock. rp Among the followers were Dr W • -*-• Simmons (Master), on Bahrain; Deputy-Masters T. Lupton on Coma, J. Sheahan on Wallace and C. Pearce on Coma. Hon. Whips N. Parsons on Pierrot and R. Watkins on Bonita and iGav Hunting, Huntesmep T. Miles on ißlue Prince and Twilight, Mrs D. iLance on Lively Fire,, Misses Q. Walk-] iinton on Sir Daniel, P. Simnions on Dickens, J. Davidson on Hinkuni, H. Simmons on Bonita, R. Wybourne on Danzoff, M. Symes on Dandy, 'M. Alexander on Boniloff, Booker on Sergeant Dan, Davis on Darkie, Hamerton on * black, Hurley on Tommy, C. Simmons on brown, Lupton .on Lulu, ilessrs D. Lupton on Wilkins, McTsab on Stilts, Allcott on Fish and Chips, Cotter on Sapless, Readier on .Homewood. Besley on The Artful Dodger Mcßae on Envov, Hamlyn on Royal blight, Davidson on chestnut, xS T . Davidson on Tuff rail P. Davidson on Susie Lje, K Aiken on Petau, W. Hunter on aft;.*?" Lupton on Gay the on FWy, WMott nn Bio Rita, T. Symes on a bay. Those in cars included Mrs Simmons, f Sit anCrt” party.