MANAWATU HUNT.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 2456, 20 July 1922, Page 2

MANAWATU HUNT.

A most enjoyable meet of the Manawatu hounds was held at Foxton on Tuesday afternoon and yesterday morning, over Messrs Robinson Bros.’ property in the Lady’s Mile. The hunt was witnessed by a large number of interested spectators. The weather ca.nditions were ideal for the runs. The drag was' : laid the first day by Messrs RiversX>n “Mark Briggs” and P. Lingard on “Take Dofvn,” and on N the second day by Messrs A. Sexton on “Te Pei” and D. McCauley on “Stray Lad.” ‘There was only one minor mishap during the meet. Those taking part were the following:— First* day: J. Sexton (whip), on •Tot Luck;” N. Vile (lion . whip) “Roany;” J. Perrin “Tribulet;” J. Procter “Lead On;” W. J. Neylon “Lady Doolan;” P. Mcßreaty “Stray Lad;” D. McCauley “Por- . . trait ;”"W. Blanche “Friseoman;” C. A P. James “The Baronet;” A. Lawson “Otaroq.” / Second Day. —L. H. Collinson (master) “Pot Luck;” W. Blanche “Friseoman;” W. Neylon “Lady Doolan;” J. “Lead On;” N. Vile “Vladist;” Pi Mcßreaty “Portrait;” J. Sexton “Roany f P. Lingard “Take Down;” B. McDonald “Iceberg;” J. Perrin “Tribulet;” 11. Rivers “Mark Briggs;” L. Procter “Mateno;” C. P. James “The . Baronet.” The club desires to thank the property owners and' local huntsmen for their efforts in making the outing enjoyable.