P.B. HUNT CLUB

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18763, 20 July 1935, Page 7

P.B. HUNT CLUB

MEETING ON AUGUST 3 GOOD NOMINATIONS As usual the Poverty Bay Hunt Club, which closed nominations last evening lor the annual totalisator meeting widen is to be held on August 0, lias received good support from the racing fraternity, and so tar as nominations go, there is a wealth of good sport in prospect. The tull list of nomiuations is as under:—

Avvapuin Hurdles Handicap. —l£ miles.—Cromwell, Aiillion, Kahunoke, Hunting Lass, Isms, Alautus, btariinder, V ictor Colima, Tahoma. Whatatutu Hack Flat Handicap, one mile.—Flying Mimic, Lucina, Kanapa, Gold Stitch, Royal Mimic, Cromwell, Trackman, Golden Pennant, Collision, Mata' Hari, Gasman, Gigantic, Kilberis, Marching Song, Meninon, Lady Nepturne, nine Needle, Alby, Warvane, i.ontue Song, Small Boy, Blygain. Hexton Handicap (open), i* miles. — Kanapa, First Dance, Tai Ao, Good Hunting, Royal Bengal, Bothwell, Collision, Malahat, Quaint, Gigantic, Joystock, Marching) Song, Mempon, Allay, Big book, Warvane, Vanestep, Sunny Sky, Tahoma.

Ferguson Gold Cup Hunt Club Steeplechase Handicap, 2| miles. — ■Cromwell, Ironic, ,New Ferry, Royal Toast, Puccini, Capella Abbey, Alantus, Joint Charles, Victor Colima, llttkeniami. Golden Area.

Swarthmoor Scurry, five furlongs.— Aeranna, Ace Wtllonyx, Ua-lu, Illinois, Double. Ace, Summerhill, Hunting SongRewunga mare, Morning Quest, Pokiha, Alahnla, Royal Welcome, Lady Neptune, Sir Ace, Blue Vision, lie Friend, Small Boy.

Hunters’ Bracelet Handicap, 1| miles. —Acramia, Royal Toast, Kahunoke, Cromwell, Gigantic, Marching Song, Starfimler, John Charles, Victor Colima, Hukemanu, Tyrone. Boy.

llapanni Hack Flat Handicap, seven furlongs.—Flying Mimic, Lucina, Fortene. Kanapa, First Dance, Gold Stitch, Double Ace, Royal Mimic, Hunting Lass, Trackman, Morning Guest, Collision, Quaint, Tim Brasher. Gasman, Pokiha, Kilberis. Joystick. Memnori, Royal Welcome, "Sir Ace, Albv, Bonnie Song, De Friend, Blygain.

RANGITIKEI HUNT FIELDS FOR WEDNESDAY (Per Presß Association. I WANGANUI, last night. The following acceptances have ''ecu received for the Rangitikoi Hunt Club’s meeting on July 24: Rkldiford Steeples, 2\ miles.— Gisborne .Tack, Glcnlevcn, Illawarra, Old Remus, The Storm Wind, Taneka, Tuhitarata, War Eagle, all 12.0. Gleumore Maiden Race, 5 furlongs: —Donegal, Trouvailo, Ringapoto, Genial, Delvsia, Blue Tiger, Celeritas, Popetto, Mannele. Royal King, Lady Hoariri 8.10, Golden Song, Tidtfl Song, Ihapera, Pylon, Chalice, Frugal 8.5.

Rosebank Hurdles, 11 miles. — Brigaduro- 10. S, Lady Spy 10. G, Karangapai, Headland 9.9, Gallivaoter 9.4, Kaola. Agit, -Minos, Tambo 9.0. (.’losebuni Hack Handicap, 7 fur-longs:-—Arouse .8.18, Brigadore 8.:,, Wyiidale, Treasure Hunt 8.0, Pukepapa, Spender. Gisborne .Tack, Tambo 7.12. Rangitikei limit Cup Stpeelechase, 2) miles: — Conference 10.13, The Ranger, Waitnunatia 10.9, Miss I‘ango, The Drone 10.7, High Society 10.5, Croydon, Red Bray 10.11. Otairi Ladies’ Bracelet, IJ,1 J , miles: — Conference 12.5, San toft 11.13, Miss Pnngo, Cnmetia 11.7, Benedictine, High Society 11.5, Even Money 11.2, Re tin re h, Pekerau, Airforce, Lady Arikiton, The Storm Wind, Clarion Call, In the, Air, Ruenzori, Sapless, Gainsay, Otaki, Gallant AFaid 11.0. Springrove Farewell Handicap: — Arouse, Colenso 8.13, Revival 8.6, Dampier 8.5, Popette 8.0, Spender, Trouvaille, Ringipoto, Pukepapa 7.12.

PROFIT OF £SOOO TRENTIIAM WINTER MEETING A profit of approximately £SOOO from Guv winter meeting held last week is anticipated by the Wellington Racing Club. In making this announcement, rho president, Mr Eric Riddiford, said: “1 cannot for the life of me think where all the money invested on .he totalisator came from, but it is tire evidence that the public enjoys aciug at Trentham and that it appreciates win-and-placo betting. The gate takings were up each day, in fact Gie improved receipts in this direc- . ion were sufficient to meet the stakes ticrease we were able to make above iast year’s steeplechase programme.”

BAN ON TROTTING HUNT CLUB’S PROTEST (Per Press Association.) TIMARU, last night. The committee of the South Canterbury Hunt to-day decided to protest against the action of the Racing Conference in deciding that after January 1, 1936, no hunt club should include a trotting event at a totalisator meeting. It felt that the South Canterbury Hunt was obliged to consider the interests of the farmers over whose country it hunted, and stage a trotting race, especially as jumping and Hunters’ events were so well catered for on the programme. It considered that the hunt clubs concerned should have been consulted before the resolution was passed, and decided to ask the Christchurch, Waimate, Otago, and Birch wood hunt clubs to be associated with the protest.