S.C. HUNT.

Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 25 June 1924, Page 10

S.C. HUNT.

MEET AT KERRYTOWN. Although the morning was cold and clouciv quite a number turned up at the meet at Kerry town on baturday last. Hares were not plentiful, and scent was not too good, and only short runs were had throughout the dav. As Kerrytown is not for it| hi'gn and tricky fences, a number ■ ot empty saddles were seen. Unfortunately one spill was the means of breaking the leg of one of the pluckiest Uttie riders, who follow hounds, this being Miss June Qrbell, her pony falling on her. Huntsman J. M. bhaw had rather a nasty spill at a road double, but luckily was not seriously The properties hunted over were those of -Messrs Brosnahan, Bryan, Kelley, Fitzgerald, Foley, Burn, Scanned and Fleming. 1 lie following were: —The Master (Mr C. L. Orbelt) on Across, the Huntsman on Bedouin and Smoke, The Whip on Rookery and Cupid, Mrs E. Butchers on Kitchener, Miss B. Harper on Challenger, Mias Gillies on Racket, Miss L. Cartwright on Giena, Miss C. Elworthy on Limestone, Miss E. E worthy on Fletwood, Miss June Orbell on -Dolly, Miss M. Murphy on Sureioot, Miss l . Acton on Micky, Miss M. Mee 011 Venus, Miss C. Steward on lero, Miss S. Orbe-11 on Dessert, Miss J. Orbell on Chance, Miss D. Orbell on Rnou. Messrs H. Elworthy on Royalty, H. Orbell on Jim, H. Harper on Dar(landla; Commander Steward on Hist, R. Bassett on Wild-deer b. I - Neale on Tango, A. Maze on Inn, H. loid on Highlander, E. Butchers on Miss ~, B. Murphy on Surprise, \ . Robertson on Sacho, J. Mahoney on Blazes J. Burns on Glenailo, J. Woodliead, on Rollingtide, S. Steward on Ladv Allenby, Guy. Rhodes on Trixie. V. Cartwright on Golden Grape and F. Blasnahan on Topsy.