WAIKATO HUNT CLUB

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 80, Issue 254, 26 October 1937, Page 4

WAIKATO HUNT CLUB

MEETING AT CAMBRIDGE RONA BAY AND MUNGAKAHA. [ Per Press Association. ) CAMBRIDGE, Oct. 25. The Waikato Hunt Club’s annual meeting was held here to-day in showery weather. The track was in good order after rain. The totalisator handled £32,503, compared with £24,906 last year. Results: — FARMERS' STEEPLES (Of £2OO ; about 21 miles.) 6/7—Conlon, 11.4 1 5/s—Folly’s Choice, 11.1 2 2/I—Daventry, 11.5 3 Eight lengths; six lengths. Time, 4.52 3-5. Scratched: Hannibal. HUNTERS’ HURDLES ((K £200; about 1] miles. 3/3—Red Fox, 2.9 1 1/I—Englishman, 11.2 2 10/10—Holly Lu, 9.0 3 Four lengths' two lengths, 'rime, 3.16 3-5. Scratched: Bellbroncy, Rozel, Bells of Bow, Blue Steel. BARDOWIE HANDICAP (Of £175; 61 furlongs.) 7/7- Gay Sister, 7.8, 1 1/I—Te Monowai, 7.12 2 5/4—Maereana, 7.0 3 Half a length; one and a-half lengths. Time, 1.23 2-5. Scratched: May Song, Poland, Te Maranui, Highland Queen, Sen Acre, Shoya. MEMBERS’ MEMORIAL HANDICAP (Of £350; 11 miles.) 3/2— RONA >AY, 7.2 1 2/3—MAZIR, 8.10 2 1/I—ORAC, 7.11 3 Two and a-half lengths; length. Time, 2.9 3-5. Scratched: Sergia. WAIKATO HUNT CUP STEEPLES (Of £5OO ; about 3 miles.) 1/I— SLEEPY, 9.10, 1 4/6—ST. MUSK, 10.8 2 5/S—TANGLED, 11.0 3 Three-quarters of a length; eight lengths. Time, 6.13 3-5. Scratched: All Irish, Englishman. BRUNTWOOD RACE HACK (Of ' ". ; 6J furlongs.) 2/3— Bass, 7.8, 1 5/s—Cheval de Volee, 8.4 2 3/2—Gay Egypt, 7.8 3 , Head; length. Time, 1.25 2-5. Scratchci: Gay Sister, Barricade, Highland Queen, Mungari, Te Poto. TOADIES’ BRACELET (Of £150; It miles.) 1/I—Awhiowhio, 11.5 1 6/6—Sandrift, 11.3 2 2/2—Red Fox, . 0.9 3* Four lengths; one and a-half lengths. Time, 2.19. Scratched: English Night, Lady England, Mio Lume, Blue Steel, Sirrom, Tehope. BOLLARD MEMORIAL HANDICAP. (Of £250 ; 61 furlongs.) 6/6—Mungakaha, 7.0 : 1 3/2 —Little Artist, 7.1 1 5/5 —Sergia, 7.13 3 Two lengths; length. Time, 1.24. Scratched: Tosh, Gay Rose, Besiege. RANGITIKEI RACING CLUB SATURDAY AT BULLS ACCEPTANCES TO-NIGHT The couple of days’ soaking rain which fell during the week-end has had a beneficial effect on the Rangiftikei Racing Club’s course at Bulls, I where the track is now reported to be in wonderfully good order. The sting will be out of the for the spring meeting, which as to be held on Saturday of this week, and the conditions should be appreciated by owners and trainers. Acceptances for all events are due to close at 9 o’clock to-night. The telegraph official at Bulls closes at 7 p.m. The secretary, Mr. E. V. Wilson. should be able to record a generous response when the acceptances close.