COMBINED HUNT CLUBS

Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 208, 3 September 1934, Page 12

COMBINED HUNT CLUBS

TARANAKI PROGRAMME. BAZOB TAKES THE CUP. OEAPAI SCORES IN SPRINT AGAIN. (By Telegraph.—rress Association.) NEW PLYMOUTH, Saturday. After showers in the morning, the •weather was fine for the conclusion of the combined meeting of the Taranaki and Egmont-Wangamri Hunt Clubs at New Plymouth on Saturday, and there was a good attendance, the totalisator handling £7192 for seven races, compared with. £G430 10/ for eight races at the Taranaki Hunt meeting last year. The investments for the two days totalled £13,176, which was indeed a very satisfactory turnover. The course was in a slightly more, heavy condition than on the first day, and in consequence the times were generally slower. Features of the racing were the surprise wins of Razor and Gold Mission, each returning double figures on the win machine. Razor's success was achieved in the Taranaki Hunt Club Cup, in which he was vridden by the Aucklander, J. H. Mcßae, who was also successful on Ruaaui in the Hack and Hunters' Hurdles. Results:— HACK-AND HUNTERS' HURDLES of £00. One mile and a half and 110 yds. S — 3—RUAXUI, bg, aged, by Limond —Rose Queen (Mr. D. A. Preston), O.ll—J. 11. Mcßae .. 1 1— I—SILENT BILL (Mr. T. A. Duncan), 10.12 —A. Jenkins ... 2 4— 4—COUNT LENDKOFF (Mr. L. Butler), 9.13, car. 10.0 —H. Dulieu . .." 3 Also started: 2-2 Harvest Moon, 0.2, car. 9.4J ; S-7 War Eagle, 9.0, car. 9.23'; 6-8 Beau Star. 9.0 ; 5-o Lebanon, 7-G Ruaforin, 9.0. car. 9.1. Half a length; ten lengths. Time, 2.59. OPUNAKE HACK SCURRY of £50. Five fnrlonga. 4— 4—GOLD MISSION, b jm. 4yrs. by Koyal Divorce—Lotusloff (Mrs. E. M. Downs), B.5—H. N. Wigglna 1 2—- I—COLOSSAL (Mr. J. Ruttiman), S.lO—W. J. Broughton 2 9— 9—BAY SAND (Mr. C. Tapin), S.o —R. W. Home 3 Also started: 1-2 Eara, 10-11 Ringside, 6-7 Red Fox, 3-3 General Quex, S-S Chikara, 5-5 Rose Ray, 7-G Sandlark, 8.5 : 11-10 Queen Agnes, S.o, car. S-7 ; 12-12 Joy Box. 8.5, ear. S-10. Neck; three lengths. Time, 1.5 1-5. WAIHI HACK of £G5. Eight furlongs and a half. 3— 3—TAHURANGI, b g, 3yrs, by Potoa—Seuyora (Mr, 'A. R. Standish), 7.7— W. E. Pine . . 1 I—-I—SPEARIfORM (Mr. F. Robinson ). B.4—R. W. Home 2 4—SILK SOX (Messrs R. G. and S. Topless), 7.13— R. Marsh .. 3 Also sta'rted: - 2-2 Taitoru, 9.0; 5-5 St. Clara, 5.7; 6-G Ythan, 7.9; 7-7 Benedictine, 7,0, ear. 7.1 J. Length and a half; neck. Time, 1.53 4-3.

TARAXAKI HUNT CLUB CUP of £85 anil trophy valued at £ 13. About two miles and'a half. C— S—RAZOR,5 —RAZOR, br g, aged, b> Quarantine—Westmere mare (Mr. R. G. Foreman), 10.0— J. 11. Mcßai ... .-.': "... 1 4— 4—LUCESS (Mr. B. G. Taylor), 11.10— R. E. Thomson ...... 2 5— 6—DON ERMA (Mr; S. G. Davidson), 11.6— W. J. McDowell .. 3 Also started: 1-2 Currajong, 10.13; 2-1 Hard Gold, 10.0; S-S Clemcourier. ' 7-7 Sleepy. 3-3 Ngareta, 10.0; 0-9 Shamen, . 10.0. car. 10.0. Two and a half lengths; eight lengths. Time, 5.7 1-3. . STRATFORD HANDICAP of £70. ' Seven furlongs. ■ . 1— I—ORAPAI, ch g, aged, bv Thespian—Winkle's Wheel (Mr. J. O'Neill), 9.5—L. G. Morris 1 2— 2—CAUFEX (Mrs. A. Hicks), B.4—K. Voitre 2 4— , S—KOROKIO (Mr. W. Jury), 7.B—R. Marsh 3 Also started: 5-4 Aga Khan, 8.5; 3-3 Prolyxo, 7.5. car. 7.6; 7-7 Green Linnet, 7.0: 6-C Davistock, 7.0, car. 7.1. Neck ; three-quarters. Time, 1.29 4-5. • HUNTERS' FLAT of £00. One mile and a quarter. 1— I—HUKEMANU, '-> ch g, syrs, by Crown Imperial 11. —. Miss Renown (Mr. G. W: B. Green), 10.9—P. S. Atkins ... 1 3— 3—CYNICAL KID (Mr. C. H. Washer). 10.5—L. G. Morris .. 2 2— 4—SANTOFT (Mr. R. K. Simp- . son), 10.10— T. Tito ... ....... 3 Also started: 5-6 March Alone, 9-9 Crennatown, 10.7; 3-2 The Ark, 9.9 • 5-5 Proteria. 7-8 Kaola, 7-7 Burnwood, 10-10 * No Humbug. 9.7. n a length; three lengths. Time, URENUI HACK of £60. Sis furlongs. ■2— 2—LEO COLOSSUS, ch g, 4vrs, by Colossus — Miss Quarantine (Mrs. M. C. Keancy), 8.0—K.Voitra ... .-. . . .... ~' i 1— I—SI7PHRIOR (Mri A.' BaVlow)",B.O—R. Marsh ;.......... 2 3— 3—PRINCE RENO (Mr J F Butler). 7.3, car. 7.4 J—s" Tremaiu _ g 7 if. 1 ? 0 -sta5 ttat ' t « 1: , 4 " 5 „ Lady Zinnia, 5 7.9," car. 7 - 3 * CaF - 7 - 8; ' G -° GOWa "" '.Half a length; ncelc. Time, 1.17 3-5. WAIPA RACING CLUB. A SUCCESSFUL YEAR. The annual meeting of the Waipa Kacmg Club was held on Friday evenimr the president, Mr. W. G. Park, being in the chair. The president said that the year had b , e oii a , successful one; After Writing off ±345 there was a profit of £372. Mr. J. T. Young, chairman of the committee, said the club commenced operations with a-liability of about £13,000, which had now been reduced to less -than £5000, in the form of a bafik overdraft. This was a very satisfactory achievement. The proposal- that the Taumarunui - Kacing. Club :■ should amalgamate, with Waipa was briefly discussed and the matter was left to the committee for further investigation. . A tribute was paid to the work of Messrs. W. Alexander and T. G. Martin in farm management on behalf of the club," and jSli-i A. S. Wallace presented Mr. Martin with a Case of pines as a token of the committee's appreciation. The election of officers resulted: J - Patrons, Messrs. W: J. Broadfoot and D. S. Pcid, M.P'i's: • president, Mr. W. G. Park: vice-presidents, Messrs. F. Quin, A. H. Storey, J. PI. Elliott and A. S, Wallace; stewards, Messrs. S. C."Mackvv S. A. Empson. M. H. Tims, A. Bond, W. Alexander. H. Weal. F. Quin. J. T.YonW, A. G. Warburton. O. S. West, T, G. Martin. C. F. Storey, A. S. Wallace, A. A. Reese* G. BV Melrose. J. P. O'Sullivan and A. H. Storey; judicial committee, Messrs. F. Quin, A. S. Wallace C. F. Storey, H. Weal and A. H. Storev; eom-i mittee, Messrs. A. Bond, S. A. Empson, I J. P. O'Sullivan,, C. F. Storey and W.! Alexander; course committee, Messrs. J. P. O'Sullivan. T. G. Martin, J. T. Young and M. H. Tims; treasurer, Sir. J. P. O'Sullivan. , - .'-• Official apnqintments were made as fol-lows:—lTandi'-apper, Mr. F. J. McMane#min: inrWe, Mr. A. \ronson; timekeeper,Mr. F. Seccbinbe: clerk of scales. Mr. S. C. Maeky;. clerk of. course, Mr. H. . T; ; Pollard; libn.'surge'uis, Drs. C. Blundell, K. NV Hiskeus and J. B. Robcrtoa;; l ! veterinary surgeon,' Mr. V. H. Prieet.