MEET AT THE KENNELS
HUNTING IN ROUGH WEATHER. Despite the inclement weather on Saturday, a cold wind with a misty ram making conditions unpleasant, there was a fair number of enthusiastic members of the Taranaki Hunt Club at the meet at i the kennels, Motunui, on Saturday. Enjoyable sport resulted, several hares giving exhilarating runs though there were no kills. Soon after the throw-off a hare on Mr J. B. Mabin’s property led a merry chase into. Mr. J. Graham’s, thence doubling back into Mr. J. B. Mabms property and through Mr. A. Cole’s property, where it was lost in prohibited country. A second hare led the pack over Practically the same route. a short chase a third hare from Mr. J. B. Mabins property, was. lost in a swamp on the adjoining property. Among the followers were Deputy-Mas-ter W. T. Joll on Silver Cord, Messrs. E. Rooke (huntsman) on Ginger, P. Cole (whip) on Glngerette, H.. Joll (whip) ,on Tinopai, .Mrs. R. Foreman on Rapid Fire, Misses; H. Cole on Nimblefoot, ParU on Lorna'Doone, S. Mabin.oh Sammy, E. Mabin on Phar Lap, Messrs. R.’ Foreman on Razor, J. B. Mabin on' Daphhe, E. Cole on Parakuta, A. Hill on Box of Tricks-. J- Hill on . Daisy, V. Rooke on Goldwater, I. Cole on Sleepy, G. Young on Ruru, arid K.. Bedford on Aropeta.
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Taranaki Daily News, 29 May 1933, Page 4
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224MEET AT THE KENNELS Taranaki Daily News, 29 May 1933, Page 4
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