FINE WEATHER & GOOD GOING AT TE TEKO HUNT

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 14, Issue 25, 15 August 1949, Page 4

FINE WEATHER & GOOD GOING AT TE TEKO HUNT

Fine weather and good ground made Saturday’s hunt at Te Teko a good show for horses and riders, though the course was not .without, its hazards, and there were one oir two falls but without serious consequences. Hounds had one or two runs, but no kills. Following morning tea at the Te Teko hall, served by local women supporters, the hunt moved off over the usual course, headed by the Ward Master, Mr G. D. Fogerty on Ranger, the Huntsman, Mr T. Black on Strawberry. Conditions generally were excellent for followers, some of whom came from as far away as Tauranga. Amongst iriders: G. Black Little Mexican, J. Thompson Iron Bark, Bert Sharp Tenterhooks, C. Goldsmith Red, W. Goldsmith Prince, Miss V. Orr and A. Reid Lassie, R. Bartlett Sherwood Forest, R. Gordon Findout, K. Prince Flat Feet, D. Reid Barmaid, R. Miller Firefly, T. Dawson Camouflage, A. Smith Pica_ dilly, K. Sisam, T. Maxwell Bess, J. Moore Nippy, D. Stevens Sholto, T. Fabish, Chang, R. Orr Midnight Matinee, K. Rowsell Golden Reign, Mrs J. Rowsell Tui, Miss O’Brien Destiny, A. Thompson Dan, A. Stew_ art Pie, D. Perkinson VB, W. Parks Silver Stick, M. Keir Blue Smoke, Miss I. Doran Brownie, J. Edginton Gayleon, Mrs Todman, D. Henry Locomotive, B. Beck Stumpy, E. Moody Jimmy J,. J. Haslam, Miss A. Hyland, Mrs L. Davis Grey Gown, B. Sullivan Shorty, E. Eivers Silver Link, Balfour Tubby,.