PAKURANGA HUNT RACES

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19104, 27 August 1936, Page 11

PAKURANGA HUNT RACES

EN TOUR TAKES CUP ARMACOURT & HIGH QUALITY PRINCE ACRE IN EAST EVENT (Per Press Association.) AUCKLAND, last night. The Pakuranga Hunt Club races were held at Ellerslie to-day in continual rain. The attendance was fair, llie tracts was heavy and cut up badly. The totalisator put through £IH,IIW 10s. against £20.159 last year* when the meeting was held on a Saturday. Details of the concluding events are • Pakuranga Hunt Gup.-4 En Lour (K. Thomson). 1; 5 Electric Flash. (Shaikevl 2: 3 Flower Bag (Rennie), o. Al s " started : 2 Cynical Kid, 1 Irish Comet 3 Mio Lume, 6 Kano Grey, 7 Hells oi How. 9 Red Sails. Irish Comet led earlj and was five lengths, in front a nn e from home with Electric Flash En loj , Bells of Row. and Flower Lag L"« „rder was the same going down the incline before turning for home, but lriM Comet fell-at the last fence. En Loui, v),o staved well, won by 12 lengths from Electric Flash. With Howe.' Bag 20 lengths back third. Only three unshed 'Mio Lume. Cynical Kid, and Bells oi Row fell. Time, 6.44. Auckland llandieap.-2 Avmaeomf iTremain), 1; 1 Orac (Wiggin»), J, 6 linpellant (Home), 3 Also staitcd. 4 Queen Nona. 8 Tutor, 7 Flying Mimic. 11 Merry Lap, 5 Jewelled Girdle, 10 Push Lawyer, 3 Persian Lady, 12 Hope Lass, 9 Whirlmint, 13 Huntsman* Chows. Won -by three lengths and # lengths. Whirlmint was fourth, lime, \adies 1 Bracelet.-l High Qnnljty (JBrooks), 1; 8 Mio Lume (F, late, J, 9 All Irish (A. Smales) 3. Also stalled 4 Adsum. 6 English Knight, 12,a Cavalier. 3 Gay Princess, 11 Harbor, Bridge 4 Avalanche. 7 Rathoon and Rn vamia (bracketed). 10 BmihiJ Through. 2 Survey. Won by a necfcaig n neck. Survoy was fourth, r.mo, 2.31 1-5. . A Dnnedin Handicap.-3 Prince Acre (Winder), 1; 2 Tooley Street (Mowervey), 2; 9 Tybalt (Cameron), 3. Also started: 5 Rereatu, 6 King Musk 10 £ ? 1 Versant, BTe ifai, 4 High Tea. High Tea and Tooley Street were the leaders at the start, but Prince Acie went to the front early, and led oi the rest of the journey, to winl .y tinee lengths from Tooley Street, with 1> ■ half a length away third. Triune was fourth. Time, 1.21 2-5.