COMBINED HUNT CLUBS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 194, 17 August 1936, Page 12

COMBINED HUNT CLUBS.

MEETING AT NEW PLYMOUTH. WELLINGTON, Sunday. Weights .declared fox the first .day of the combined Taranaki and EgmontWanganui Hunt Clubs' annual meeting, to-.be held at New Plymouth on Auerust 27 and 29:— TRIAL HUNTERS' STEEPLECHASE of £45 and Trophy value £5. About two miles. Stroller . . 10 5 Mlntour , .10 0 Bimbo.. . . 10 ,0 Tribesman .10 0 Callamost 10.. 0 King Pluto . 10 0 Cynical Boy 10 0 Taffrail j . 10 0 Evermore v. 10 0 Dan'ilof Illawarra .10 0 gelding . .10 0 , ; WHENUAKURA HACK of £75. ,vf Seven furlongs'! Red Sand t _ 9 3 Golden Rill 8 0 Taitoru ..88 Lady Voyonne 8 0 Wahine Nui 8 8 Rnce Whip . 8 0 Prince Reno 8 8 Glenthawn . 8 0 La Femme Kaola . 8 O Noire Y ..82 Script ... 8 0 Brigadore .82 Beau Star .80 High Test . 8 0 EGMONT-WANGANUI HUNT CUP of £100 and Trophy value £15. About two miles and a half. Flower Bag 11 13 The Drone . 10 3 Illuminagh . 11 5 Stroller . . 10 3 Cynical Kid 11 3 Bells of Bow 10 2 Don Erma ,111 Indiscretion 10 0 Taura Laid 10 7 Waitaunaha 10 0 Oriel . . i. . 10 7 Cordon ... 10 0 • Count Callamost .10 0 Willonyx.-',. 10 .5 Tawhiao 10 0. Hymgreat . 10 5 -Panloff . ."10 0 , WAIHAU HANDICAP,, of j?00. -V • Six furlongs. Gold Mission. 9. 0 Prince Acre 8 3 Tonnerre 8 13 Notium . 8 2 Aussie Ra '. 8 10. Musquil , .' 8 2 Royal Secret 8 6 Silk Sox . . 8 0 Fersen ... 8 6 Tuahealie . 710 • LADIES' BRACELET of £60 ; and Trophy value £10. Amateur riders.. One. mile and a quarter. . Glenvane . .12 6 Padnos . . , 11 . 0 Oriel . . . . 12 2 Star View . 11 0 War Ace . . 11 8 White Heron 11 0 Silent Acre . IX 6 "Pasadena Miss Pango 11 6 gelding ; .11 0 En Vidette . 11 4 Ruapapa Panloff 11 • 2 gelding .„ 11 0 Bimbo . . 11 0 "• WAVERLEY HACK of £70. Six furlongs. Bantry . i. . 9 8. Ngatirahiri . 8 6 Merlal ... 9 1 Fast Acre . 8 5 De Trop 8 12 Airing ... 8 2 Cheval de Black Odin 8 0 Volee . . , 810 Sing Lee . . 8 0 Taitoru . . 8 8 Golden Rill .SO Court Arma 8 6 Tonioana . .80 PAKURANGA HUNT. The Pakuranga Hunt met at Clevedon on Saturday, and, although no kills were made, the scent a'nd going were good ; and an excellent day's sport was enjoyed. j. he hunt followers were entertained at breakfast and afternoon tea in the Clevedon Hall by the ladies of the district. Hounds threw off on Mr. W. Gore's property, where they quickly put up a hare.It ran on to Mr. E. Graham's farm, and ' then out to the Takanini Road, where } it was lost. A second hare was put up , on Mr. E. Graham's property, and took i the hunt for a long run, crossing the properties of Messrs. J. Lane, J. H. Noone t and H. G. Garland, and then running over I the Papakura Road into Mr. M. Wilson's farm, there it made a wide circle, coming back over Mr. J. Farrer's property, and 'then crossing" several other properties. Finally, she led the hounds down the Papakura Road to Mr. H. Bull's farm, where they had to be stopped on account of sheep and lambs. The order for home was then given. Among the followers were the master, 1 Mr. H. Bullock-Webster, on Tally Ho, 1 the field master, Commander D. A. Bing- - ley, on Dominican, Sir James Gunson on s Mac, Mr. A. Walker on Bluestone, Mr. 1 Wj Gunson on Breeze, -Mr. W. Gore on •' Scotty, Mr. J. McPlierson on Kink, Mr. 1 H. G. Garland on Tassiter, Mr. J. Sutherland on Blaze, Mr. F. Hutchison on Valerie, Mr. B. Gore on a bay, Mr. C. Fulton on Midnight, Mr. E. Fielding on Shandy, Mr. W. Collie on Girl Pat, Mr. t K Hamilton on Lady Elasse, Mr. E. Lever : oii Gunner, ,Mr A McFadyen on Port f Waikato, Mr. H Meikle on Robin Mr M- Burrill on Colleen, Mrs. H. Msikle pit < ".lister, Miss M. Atchison on Spring, Miss l r Henry on Roger. Miss P. Weston on i •■it' Lucas, Miss D. Weston on a bay. 1