PAKURANGA HUNT CLUB.

Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 192, 15 August 1925, Page 11

PAKURANGA HUNT CLUB.

AI7NTJAI, MEETING. AT ELLERSLIE COURSE. HYPOTHESIS WINS HUKT CLUB CUP The annual meeting of the Pakuranga Hunt Club was held to-day at Ellerslie Racecourse. The weather was ideal, and ihe attendance very large, being swelled con'siderab'y by the" 150 officers and 1000 seamen from "the United States Fleet, who were the guests of the c!ub. Admiral Wiley was present. The following are the results: — GKEEXMOUNT HUNTERS' STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP of 250sovs. Two miles and a-halfe 3—STONEWALL, b jr. need, by Spalpeen— unknown (Mr. A. .(!. Kendall I. 10.0—McMullan 1 G—CI'I BONO, eh m. aged (Mr. W. 11. M. Johnston I. 9.7—Nixon 2 7—BAHADUR, bib g, jiyrs (Mr. W. J. Brooks I, it.7 —Robinson 3 Also started: (10) Long Rein 10.7, (4) Panchito 10.5. (1) Birkenrose 10.5, (21 Ginger Carl 10.5, (51 Auburn 9.12. (0) Pukehuia 9.12. (S) Miss Bramble 9.7. Panchito went to the front, followed by Glnger Carl. Stonewall. Birkenrose. Cvi Bono and Long Rein. Panchito held his position a'ong the back, and passing the stand was attended by Stonewall, Birkenrose. Ginger Carl, Auburn, Long Rein, and Cvi Bono. Stonewall led out of the straight and along the back from Panchito. Birkenrose. Ginger Carl and Cvi Bono. Auburn and Birkenrose fell at the fence by the old five furlong post, and Stonewall Ted up the hill from Ginger Carl and Cvi Bono. Ginger Carl came to grief at the top of the hill, and Stonewall led down the incline and into the straight from Cvi Bono, and Bahadur, and going on won by five lergths from Cvi Bono, which beat Bahadur by ten lengths. Then came Pukehuia. Miss Bramble, and Panchito. Long Rein fell at the last fence. Time. 5.25. HUNTERS' HURDLE RACE (Handicap), of 250sovs. One mile and a-ha;f. 3—KAURI PARK, h g. aged, by El.vsian—Sawdust (Messrs. A. X. Gibbons and .T. C. Lambess) 10.13—Field 1 6—ARSENE LUPIN, hr g. Gvrs (Mr. J. Pavick) 9.lo—Stanway 2 I—KING AMAXS. eh g. Gyrs (Mr. R. B. Hlnes) 10.3—Rae 3 Also started : (5) Paber 10.0, (2) Chirrup 9.2, (9) Castle Rock 9.0, (4) Patrolett 9.0, (7) Fire Screen U.u, (S) Tantanoola 9.0. When they settled down Arsene Lupin was in front, and led into the straight from Patrolett. Fire Screen falling at the first fence. Passing the stand the order .was: Arsene Lupin. King Amnns. Patrolett, Kauri Park, Chirrup and Faber. with Tantanoola last. Patrolett lost his rider at the second hurdle, and King Araans ran along the back from Arsene Lupin. Kauri Park and Chirrup, Faber and Tantanoola being a long way back. Arsene Lupin had again taken charge when they crossed the top, with King Amans, Kauri Park and Chirrup all handy. The four came into the straight almost on terms. Once over the last fence. Kauri Park drew out to win by three-quarters of a length from Arsene Lupin, which beat King Amans by a similar distance. Chirrup was fourth, and Faber the only other one to finish. The Two-year-old Parade. A two-year-old parade was held at 10 o'clock, and the result is as follows : — ROYAL TEA, eh c, by T. Tray—Duchess Eudorus (Mr. C. M. Emanuel) —McCormack 1 Black Filly, 'by Surveyor—Miss Hazel (Mr. -J. Paterson) 2 ARCH ARROW, bit g, by Arrowsmlth — Royal Arch (Mr. H. \V. Brown) .. 3 Also started: Subdivision. Bold Front. Hula Girl, gelding by Lucullus, Llanderis. King Emerald Chamour and Nassock. Won by a head, three lengths between second and third. AUCKLAND HANDICAP (First Division) of 225sovs. One mile. I—RIPON ABBEY, b g, 3yrs, by Quin Abbey—Bell Crlspen (Mr. K. Hannon, 9.7—Holland 1 3—QUEEN ARCH, b f, 3yrs (Mr. K. Hall), 9.2—Ha1l 2 S—IRISH JIG, b g. aged (Mr. L. B. Harris), 9.3—o'Shea 3

Also started: (7) I'iton 10.8. (9) I'eter Amans 10.0, (4) Cohesion ii.U. {■-> Adi Yimlvoia 9.10, iKS) Flowing Bowl i).H, i,14) Trill 9.0, (16) The Mahdi 9.0. (13) Appollyn 9.0, (8) Sir Henry 9.0. (101 Wyoming 9.0, and 16) Frowning Beauty 9.0.

Bipon Abbey, Lady Swift, and The Mahdi were the first to show out, and going along the back the order was Rlpon Abbey, Lady Swift, Queen Arch, and Gold Mint. Crossing the top Bipou Abbey was still In charge, with. Queen Arch. Gold Mint, and Irish Jig most prominent of the others. Ripon Abbey was first into the straight from Queen Arch, Irish Jig, Lady Swift, and Sir Henry. Going on Rlp.ou Abbey held his own to win by two lengths from "Queen Arch, which beat Irish Jig by one and a-balf lengths. Adi Vunivola was fourth, with Sir Henry, Peter Amans and Wyoming amongst the next to finish. Time, 1.47 3-5. JELLICOK HANDICAP, of 500sovs. One mile and a-quarter. 4 —PASSIONATE, eh g, aged, by San Francisco —Passion (Mr. J. W. Anderton), 10.3— W. Kyan 1 S—ZIRCON, eh g, aged (Mr. John Peterson), 9.l3—McTavish 2 3—CUREAFORM, br m, 6yrs (Mr. R. Hannon), 9.4—Holland 3 Also started: (2) Gala Day 10.10, (1) Doleful Ditty 9.7, (9) Marble Slab 9.0, (8) Marble Giasß 9.0, (6) Queen Emerald, 9.0, (7) Bute Sound 9.0. When the field settled down. Queen Emerald was in front, and led past the stewards' stand from Zircon. Bute Sound, Doleful Ditty, Gala Day, Marble Glass. Marble Slab and Cureaform, with Passionate last. Queen Emerald waa still in charge along the back from Zircon, Bute Sound, Marble Glass, Gala Day, Doleful Ditty and Cureaform, while Passionate was starting to move up. Queen Emerald held her position across the top from Zircon, Bute Sound, and Doleful Ditty, while Passionate was coming fast on the outside. Queen Emerald was first to turn for home, with Zircon, Cureaform, Doleful Ditty, Marble Glass and Passionate next. At the distance Passionate and Cureaform came through, and in a good finish Passionate got up in time to beat Zircon by half a length, with Cureaform a neck away third. Then came Doleful Ditty, Queen Emerald, Gala Day and Bute Sound. Time, 2.16 3-5. PAKURANGA HUNT CUP of 70Osovs. Three miles. HYPOTHESIS 1 LLEWELLYN 2 ADRIENNE 3 Won by a neck. Time, 6.42. C.J.C. WTNTER MEETING. THE CONCLUDING DAY. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, this day. For the C.J.C. third day the weather was showery, and the track sloppy. Results:— LOXGBEACH HIGHWEIGHT HANDICAP of SOOsovs. Nine furlongs and a-half. Ayrovski. 10.13 1 Bonatlc. 11.9 2 Bebeform, 10.12 3 All started. Won by four lengths. Time 2.9. AYLESBURY STEEPLECHASE of 230SOVS. Two miles and a-half. Birkenella, 12.2 1 Ethiopian. 10.To *o Uncle Dave, 10.11 ........'".'.'.'* 3 Scratched: Blue Hall and Mainspring. Won by eight lengths. Time, 5.38 2-5. HEATHCOTE HANDICAP of 350«0v5. Seven furlongs. "White Comet, 10.9 , Sun Up, 10.5 ~ i> Boadlcea, 10.4 .!...".."". 3 Scratched: Solferlte, Beaumont, ana Hall *lari£. Won by one and a-half lengths.