PAKURANGA HUNT.
MEETING AT ELLERSLIE. The inauguration of the racing season in Auckland takes place to-day. when the Pakuranga Hunt will hold its annual meeting at Ellerslie. and, with a capital list of acceptances in hand for the eisrht events forming the programme, there Is every prospect of a capital day's sport in the event of fine weather prevailing. ■ The first event is timed to bo started at about 11.30 a.m. Tho following is a list of tho horse 3 engaged in the various events: GREENMOUNT STEEPLECHASE, Of £250; 21 miles. st. lb. st. lb. Bahadur . .10 4 Waiau Lad r.- 9 5 Cui Bono . . 10 3 Dimlight ..95 Maira ... 910 Tulle . . v 9 0 Sea Comet ..98 Gold Curb .• ■. 90 The Drifter . 9 5 ■ HUNTERS' HURDLE RACE, ■ Of £250; 11 miles.
st. lb. st. lb. Advent . 10 13 Fair Abbey . 9 0 Ulva's Isle , . 10 8 Billy M'Cracken 9 0 Clockwork . 10 1 Waahi ... 9 0 Praiseworthy . 10 1 Memsahib ..90 Kamehameha 911 Beau Cavalier 9 0 Pendavies . 9 8 Master Noel . 9 0 Mangapiko . 9 3 Night Comet . 9 0 Sea Comet . 9 3 SYLVIA PARK HANDICAP, Of £225: li miles. n i lbKahepoto . .10 G Mahgoloire . 9 2 Royal Form . 10 0 Lady Cintra . 9 0 Quinvardia . 912 Salamander , 9 0 Dress Circle . 9 7 Quondong ..90 Liewellyn ..96 King Selwyn .• 9 0 Blue Sky ~96 JELLICOE HANDICAP, Of £500; 11 miles. st. lb. st. lb. Desert Glow. 10 5 Charlady .-.90 Tresham . . 912 Gold Jacket . 9 0 Lord Star ..99 Ring Potoa . 9 0 Passionate ..97 Lomint ... 9 0 Zircon . . . 9 6 Royal Present 9 0 Boomerday . 9 4 Queen Emerald 9 0 Titaness ... 9 1 Gold Rain ... 9 0 Sir Roseberry 9 0 Thursby . » 9 0 PAKURANGA HUNT CUP, Of £700; about 3 miles. st. lb. . st. lb. Hypothesis .12 2 Maira . .*92 Advent . . . 10 12 Pendavies ..91 Birkenose . . 10 12 Lupinell ... 9 0 Brown Heath 10 6 Dimlight ~90 Bahadur . . 910 Beau Cavalier 9 0 Stonewall . . 910 Mangapiko . 9 0 Cui Bono ..99 AUCKLAND HANDICAP, Of £225; 1 mile. st. Ih. st.'lb. Wenday . .10 8 Mareta « r.'. 9 2 Quinvardia .10 i Chamour . '.9 0 Marble- Mount 9 6 Bowmaid ..90 Opaloid ... 9 6 King Arch ; . 9 0 Lady Cintra . 9 6 Plain Pearl . 9 0 Star Comet , 9 6 Queenie Lutour 9 0 War Officer . 9 3 Day Lass ~90 Night Comet . 9 2 Arch Queen . 9 0 Killute ..92 Nassock ..90 LADIES' BRACELET HANDICAP, Of £200; 1J miles. st. lb. , st. lb. Advent ... 11 6 Fair Abbey .10 0 Ulva's Isle . .11 1 Lupinell . .10 0 Clockwork . .11 1 Tho JDrifter .10 0 Kamehameha 10 11 Edifice . . . 10 0 Syndicate . . 10 5 Tulle .... 10 0 Sea Comet . . 10 3 Master Noel .10 0 Waiau Lad .10 0 Spalpeen geld. 10 0 Bizzaro ... 10 0 DUNEDIN HANDICAP. Of £400; 6 fur. ... st. lb. st. lb. King Merv .10 11 Queen Arch . 9 4 York Abbey . 10 9 Day Guard . 9 3 Hoariri ... 10 8 Gala Day ..91 K:ng Lu . .10 2 Gold Fern . 9 0 Danae . . 911 Lady Lois ; ■. 9 0 Eden Hall . . 9 9' Pompey . . . 9 0 Pavo .... 9 9 Clarus ... 9 0 Barometer ..95 Muscari ... 9 0 Phaola . . j. 9 5 Hyde Park . 9 0 Chairman ; 4 9 5 Flying Juliet . «9 0 Namutere .-.95 Let. of Credit 9 0 Sleepy Sol . , 9 5 King Emerald 9 0 Master Doon . 9 4 Royal Picture 9 0 Transformer , 9 4 REVIEW OF THE FIELDS. BY ARCHER. The programme will open with the Greenmount Hunters' Steeplechase, Tho class engaged is poor and there is little form tp guide backers. Sea Comet and Dimlight have been working nicely and may share favouritism, while that safe conveyance Cui Bono will also have a good following. . As a result of his good track form Fair Abbey, who has been galloping and jumping well, is likely to .be favourite for the Hunters Hurdle Race. Pendavies ran well in similar class at Ellerslie in June arid should also receive solid support, while Kamehameha reads as well as any of the others.
The Sylvia Park Handicap is a very open ia.ce. Rahepoto, Royal Form. Dress Circle and Quinvardia have all been galloping well and will each have a following. Eoval Form and Dress Circle may be the two to receive most support. * A useful field is carded for the Jelliooe Handicap, but a few of the' candidates may not be quite ready to show their best. Nothing has been working better than that improving mare Lomint. and she will be a popular selection. Lord Star is another that should receive solid support. for he has recent form to commend him. while Tresham has done nicely lately and will not bo neglected. The Pakuranga, Hunt Cup should provide a good contest. Hypothesis may find his big weight a, steadying load, bitt he is a good deal superior to most of the candidates. Birkeno3e will probably be the fittest horse in the field and should be first choice. Pendavies and Lupineel are two light-weights that haye impressed mo favourably and are likely to run well. Notwithstanding that she is not a big one and has a substantial weight. Wenday will command solid backing for the Auckland Handicap, for she has been working attract tively. The three-year-olds, Nassock and Chamour. have been doing nicely, and so also has Star Comet. Wenday and NasBoek may be best supported. Quite a number of the Ladies' Bracelet candidates have earlier engagements and a line on their prospects mav be obtained therefrom. Fair Abbey and Kamehameka read well. „ , : : A very large field is carded for the Dunedin Handicap and fancies will take a wide r<inge. It is a very open race, but the King Lu-Queen Arch bracket. York Abbpv, and Pavo are some that may find solid support;
TWO-YEAR-OLD PARADE. The parade of two-year-olds, fixed to take place at Ellerslie to-day, bears every prospect of forming a very pleasing feature in the opening: of the racing season in Auckland, for it is anticipated that the whole of the 20 youngsters nominated will grace the scene. A perusal of the nominations lodged shows that the colts and geldings number 11 and the fillieg, nine, the list of which is made up as follows: ' ■ Filly, by Nassau—Lady Penury. Auriculus. f. by Lucullus—Wairarapa. , Mountain Guide, g, by Mountain Knight Avanti. Chins, f. by Paper Money—Killona. Embla. f. by Valkyrian—Whitia'nga. Whakarite. g, by Valkyrian—Fabriquette. Carinthia. g. by Lucullus—Minsk. Standfast, sr. by Valkyrian—Unity, Solanio, g.b Lucullus—Llanberis. Exalted, f. by Leigh ton—Flora McDonald. Bombarder, g. by Bombita—Lady Gwen. Chestnut colt, by Gold Circle—Soliloquy. Restaurant, f. by Romeo or Tea Tray— Ki wits hi. Chestnut filly, by Kenilworth—Werota. Bav gelding, by Sir Dighton—Quaver. Grey ge'dinff, by Grey Monk—Adiria. Master Clements, g, by Depredation. Brown fillv. bv Paoer Money—Rebekah Chestnut • gelding, by Baverstock—Royal Beauty. _ „ . Bay filly, by Tea Tray—Taiamai. EGMONT-WANGANTJI HUNT. THE ACCEPTANCES. [BT TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.] WANGANUT, Friday. The following are the acceptances for the Egmont-Wanganui Hunt Club's meeting next "Wednesday:— HUNTERS' HURDLES, Ij miles.-Ban-juke, 11.2; Ratipiko, 10.13; Roaming, 10.7; Sansalino, 10.4; Frizzier. 10.2: Pikimai, 9.13; Sea View, Tamakana, Day Lark, Rerenui, Suweileh, 9.7. HACK HURDLES, IJ miles—Taitaiata. 10,0: Kareao, 9.10; Tawehi, 9.7; Roman, Vanninia, 9.0. MAIDEN HANDICAP. 6 fur.—Erin-go-Bragh, 9.9; Pop Off. 9.5; _ Midnight Camp, 9.2: Atone. Airtight—Elysinn mare. "Lady Acre, Whakabiki, Blend, Kiwini, 9.0. WAVERLEY HACK HANDICAP. 7 far.— Subjection, 10.12 j Mint Leaf, 10.7; Monaghan, 10.4; Captain Gazeloy, 9.11; Gold Collector; 9.2; Take Take, Te Karere, 9.0. EGMONT-WANGANTJI HUNT CT7P STEEPLECHASE, 2i miles—Young Thurnham, 11.3; Gilgai. 10,13; Frizzier, 10.7; Oneroa. 10.4• Sea Comet, Suweileh. 10.2; Atent, Gold Breech, Lupineel, Grey Dawn, 10.0, FLYING HANDICAP, 6 fur.—Hit*., 10.8; Euphonium, 10.5; Seatown, 10.4; Gaillard, 9.18; Halgina. 9.9; Bonogne., Alaric, 9.7; Quillfire. 9.4; Shuteye, 9.2. LADTES' BRACELET, 11 miles.—Roche, 11.2; Sea Comet, 10.11; Sea View, Black Rod, Cliyrria, Rayo. Atene, Daylark, Gold Breech, Rerenui, Kairangawai, Lupineel, Suede, 10.7. WAIHAU HANDICAP, 5 fur.—Bisor, 10.8; Whenuarmi, Sovenn, 9.11; Gixribillie, Tip Tree, 9.6; Pop Off, 9.2; Midnight Camp, Take Take, Apathy. Kiwini, Barry&nder, W. ' .-= ' ■
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19412, 21 August 1926, Page 16
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