Poverty Bay Hounds.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7654, 12 June 1896, Page 2

Poverty Bay Hounds.

Yesterday these hounds mat at Whatatutu, and, aB I predicted, they had a very good day. Tlie weather was splendid, and I hear the hounds ran very well. Only a small field turned tip. Amongst those mounted were the Misses Reynolds and Miss Sherrafcb, Mr Trayner (a new comer to this district, who, mounted on .Tim, rode right well), Mr Brewster, Mr Speedy, Mr Sherratt, and Fo#, the huntsman. On foot looking oa were Mrs Reynolds, and Mr McLean and party. The hounds threw off on the top of the lull and ran well to the woolshed, where they checked. Miss Nora Reynolds and Miss Sherratt, I hear, went very well in this part of the run. After ten minutes law they started again, and ran by the old garden over a big post and rails, then a nioe paling fence, up the rood and Bharp to the left, and they sailed down for the biggest " lep " of the lot. Fox was first at it, and his horse refused, and thus setting a bad example all the others did the same. But the Master haa New Year round like a shot, and one jab of the spurs and he lands well over, Mr'Brawstor, Miss Reynolds, Mr Speedy, and Mr Trayner follow him. Ginger, Jiko Lord Clifdeu in the Leger, stopped to kick 100 yards from the fence, and Miss R. Reynolds had to take him round, but ha wont very well after. He is not the easiest horse in the Bay to tide, and uo one can handle him better than his owner. Hounds ran well down by the Whatatutu house, and finished a nice gallop at the " Rat r 4.'rap." I think everyone missed the Arthur's, but I think a word of thanks is due to Mr Dovory for letting tho hounds run over his place. Nominations close for the hunt races to-morrow, bo all you Johnnies with lepping horses " 'aye a cut," and make the stetplechuue meeting keep up its repiua? tion as the " best" of the year in Poverty Buy, ••OqnPiet."

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