PAKURANGA HUNT
GOOD BUNS ENJOYED FLAT BUSH SCHOOL MEET HEAVY GROUND CONDITIONS The ground was heavy when tho Pnkuranga Hunt met at the Flat Bush School yesterday, but, in spite of the going, some good runs were enjoyed during tho day. A fair number of followers turned out for tho day's sport. Hounds threw off on Mr. W. Ormistone's land and worked through to the properties of Mr. C. Rutherford and Mr. T. D. Ormistone. On tho latter a hare was viewed away. Crossing the creek to Mr. L. RosV farm she made out on to the Flat Bush road, and ran through Mr. C. Murphy's property, being eventually lost in some bush. Hounds were then taken back to Mr. Ross' land and worked round a gully without success. The hunt then crossed the road to the fields of Mr. T. Brady, passing through Mr. M. Upton's land to that of Mr. D. Carr, where a hare was put up. After circling round tho farm she doubled back into tho bush 011 Mr. Upton's property, crossed a ploughed field and ran back to Mr. Carr's farm. From there she circled again to Mr. Brady's land, came out on- the road and was lost toward tho Flat Bush School. Anion? those present were:—The master, Mr. H. Bullock-Webster, on Tally-ho; the fieldmastcr, Mr. 0. Self, on a bay; the secretarv. Mr. R. D. Neal, on a grey; Mr. A. E. V/atkins. on Sultan; Mr C. Allen, on Jack Potts"; Mr. A. Millen, on Solitude: Mr. A. Walker, on Kiaora; Mr. B. Myers. 011 Heather Bell; Major O. Henry, on Loom; Captain C. F. Phillips, on Dandy; Mr. P. Moore, on Beaufort; Mr. D. Moore, on Mist; Mr. A. Henwpod, on Crescent. Mr. G. Huttcr was on Sometimes; Mr. M. Thorburn, on' Panicky Prince; Mr. A. Ewen, 011 Rocket; Mr. G. Gillard, on Nobby; Mr. S. Gillard, on Valcnir; Mr. J. Quigley, on Ponui; Mr. F. Massey, on Nimrod; Mr. T. Coath, on Lnccss; Mr. C. Roberts, on a bay; Mr. Q. Allen, on Jasper; Mr. D. Urquhiirt, on Running Shoes; Mr. J. Goodwin, on a bay; and Mr. L. Parker,, on Blue Boy.
Among the lady riders were:—Lady Gunson, on Breeze; Mrs. A. G. Quartley, cn Cayenne; Mrs. H. P. W. Mcikle, on KM* dare; Mrs. T. Scott, on Vixen; Mrs. H. McK. Geddes, on Vilma; Mrs. P. Dixon, on Wacco; Mrs. P. H. Smith, on Over She Goes; Mrs. U. Dalton, on Laddie; Mrs. Clif'on, on Tomboy; Mrs. Chantrey, on Impudence; Mrs. N. Gillies, on Tantivy; Lady Anne Walpole, on Pale Slar; Miss D. La Trobo, on Lady Betty; and Miss J. Orr, on Goose Step.
Miss M. Walker was on Glencoe; Miss ,T., Dyer, on Leisure; Miss M. Cnlford 8011, on Tomcat; Miss O. Harris, on Jewel; Miss P. Weston, on Star; Miss D. Weston, on Diana; Miss L. C.reenhaltrh, 011 Brian Born; Miss M. Pinker, on Nudurr; Miss G. Alien, on Sit v or Kin;r; Mfcs D. Davidson, on Bertha; Miss C. McKenzie, on Dawn; Miss S. MeKenzie, on Puzzle; Miss C. Taylor, 011 Black Bess.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23124, 24 August 1938, Page 19
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