HAWERA TRACK NOTES
HORSES FOR AWAPUNI. YESTERDAY’S GALLOPS.
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On account of horses leaving for Palmerston North there was little in-r teresting fast work on the Hawera tracks yesterday morning, nothing being extended over three furlongs. The trial grass was used for galloping, the sand track being mainly used for pace work. . •/. ■ ■’ The only horses engaged at Awapuni to be galloped were Harvest Moon and Arouse, both going separately over three furlongs down the back and both registering 38s. for the sprint. Arouse is to take his place in the Trial Plate today and should go very well. Autumn Leaf sprinted three furlongs pleasingly in 395. Copey and Haunui did solid pace work. R. Brough's Lady Egletine three-year-old sprinted well over three furlongs in 3835. All going well Easter time will see
this fellow -having his first run in public. Cynical Kid received a kick on one of his hind legs that has caused hint to be eased up from track work, for a day or two. • •? Golden Hair did a couple of rounds of useful pace work on the sand. . . ( Top thorn, Friesland and the Acre— ... Rapt youngster worked ,on the . inside plough at half. pace. . .•> Harvest Moon, Arouse, Aga Khan, Diagano, Panlpff, Onewhetu, Buri, Mar ch - Alone and Pure to left by the express yesterday for Palmerston North.- Moa? toa and Chikara also joined the express ■d Hawera. .. ..... . The Taranaki Jockey Club’s meeting ... dp April 13 will suit. Hawera trainers admirably and the club is assured of good support as it will fit in with horses being prepared for the Easter racing. <
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Taranaki Daily News, 22 March 1935, Page 10
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