Pakuranga Hunt

Waikato Times, Volume 125, Issue 20887, 19 August 1939, Page 8

Pakuranga Hunt

ELLERSLIE RACING STEEPLES TO TUPEOTU VALMINT’S JELLICOE HANDICAP (By Telegraph.— Special from “Martian”) J AUCKLAND, Saturday. The annual meeting of the Paku- | ranga Hunt Club was held; at the • Ellcrslie Racecourse to-day in line weather. After the week's rain, the track was heavy but conditions were generously favourable. There was a , large attendance. J Results:— GREENMOUNT HUNTERS’ STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP or £-2 00; about 2$ miles 2—3—TUPEOTU, Mr A. 0. yuartley’s br g by Potoa —Merry Jest. aged. 9.0 (W. J. Fergus) 1 ; 4 4—KITTLE. Mr A. H. Storey s b m by General Latour—flying Nell, j aged, 9.7 (F. Baker;, • • * 10—lo—CAURN1E. Mr I. Duncan s br g j by Tinoka aged, 9.1 (Sin ton) 3 Also started: I—l British Sovereign. 10.2 (A. Gilmer;, o—7 Gold Brocade. 9.7, 3—2 Ararata, 9.0, car 9.2, B—B Cockalarum, 9.0 (Craddock), 7—A Anagram, 9.0 (Walker), 9—9 Gar Vaals j 9.0 (Sharkey), 11—11 British Lass, 9.0; (McLaughlin), 5—5 Plcowhai, 9.0 | (Thompson). Winner trained by owner, Ellerslie. The race was a chapter or accidents. , Ararata Tell at the llrst fence and Gold | Brocade at the next. British Sovereign i Tell at the sod wall and Plcowhai went ; down at the brush by the mile post. Cockalarum was puiled up soon alter. Gar Vaals, when in the lead with Hi- 1 peotu, lost his rider at the fence near the 0 furlong post and Anagram Tell at i the first fence the last time round. ' As they raced over the double at the completion of nearly a round Gar Vaals ; was out in front of Tupeotu, Anagram, Plcowhai, Kittle, Cockalarum and Caur- ] nie. Along the back Tupeotu and Gar ; Vaals were practically abreast and they w-ere showing out lrom Anagram and Kittle with a dozen lengths to Caurnie. Gar Vaals fell and left Tupeotu in undisputed possession and he was well clear entering the straight from Kiltie, Caurnie and British Las», who were following at lengthy Intervals. .Nothing had a chance with Tupeotu who won by 120 yards from Kittle, wbo beat Caurnie by 5 0 yards. British Lass finished a couple of rurlongs behind. Time, 5.25. I HARRIS MEMORIAL HACK A HUNTERS’ HURDLE RACE HANDICAP ur £200; l i miles 6—I—SURVALYON, Mr C. J. Sexton's br g, by Surveyor—Waiinarina, oyrs, 9.2 i (F. E. Baker; 1 1— I—GADGER, Mr J. Brown's bg, by Matinee—Myra Potoa, aged, 9.10 (A. Turner; 8 5 4—LONDON, Mr v. L. Graham® b j g, by Little England—Hylysian, aged, 9.1 u (A. Gilmer) 3 i Also started: 7—6 Adsum, 9.10 (Fergus ; ! 2 Royal Nation, 9.10 (Mclnally); 4—5 Little Briton (Sharkey, y—3 Chikara, 9.7 (Thompsoni; B—B Valueless, 9.2 (Winder.; in—lo Flash By, 9.1 (Walter.-;; li —ls Prince Tractor, y.o Craddock;; 12 —ll To Ronga, 9.i) (sinton;; 15—14 Iskra, 9.0 (Amundson); l —l2 Tea Chat, 9.0 (Dowrick ; iy—ly Harbour Bridge, 9.0 (Williams;; y—y Dark Rose, y.o (Goulsbro) (Winner trained by owner, Oliaupo.) Survalyon, having only his second start over hurdles, gave a .-olid display and after tackling tin tedders over (tie la.-t half-mile carried on to win very convincingly. His exhibition was an indication of further successes in this department. Gadget- gave another consistent display, while the showing of London was most meritorious. Little Briton had every chance but proved unequal to the opposition in the straight. Tea Chat, Flash By and Royal Nation ■showed out early, Iskra railing at the first fence. Racing past the stands, where Valueless came to grief. Tea Chit was showing' out from Flash By. Royal Nation, Prince Tractor, London, Survalyon, Little Briton, Adsum, Gadger and Dark Rose. Along the back, Royal Nation moved up to assume the command from London (who had also improved his position. Gadget-, Little Briton, Flash By, Tea Chat, survalyon, Adsum and Dark Rose. London wasliowing out in front of Royal Nation half a mile from home, with Gadger and Burvalyon handy and Little Briton some lengths in front of Chikara, who was heading the remainder. Gadger led into the straight, but once over the last fence survalyon, took charge, and carried on to win convincingly by six lengths from Gadger, with London four lengths away third. Royal Nation was fourth, and then followed Chikara, Adsum, Little Briton, Flash By, Tea Chat, Dark Rose, Tc Ronga, and Prince Tractor. Time, 3.31. SYLVIA PARK HANDICAP or £200; 6 fur. First Division 1— I—OUR JEAN, Mr. L. Dunn's br or blk f by Vaals—Big Bertha, 3yrs, 8.5 (R. Horne) 1 C—9—SEBROF, Mr W. J. McLean s br g by Lucullus—Elysian—Graceful mare, aged, 9.0 (Craddock; 2 7—C—GAM Os, Mr O. Nicholson’® and the Hon. E. R. Davis' eh g by Musketoon—Croydon Lass, 4yrs, 8.5 (N. R. McKenzie) 3 Our Jean was coupled with Romani, Sebrof with udlaa, and Gaiuus with le Kawiti. Also started: 3—5 Val Lu, 9.7 Evans); 11—13 The Trimmer, 9.3 (Muir;; 4—2 High Delight. 9.0 (Forsyth;; 12—11 Wyndora, 8.0 (Long); IS—lB Beverley. B.u .Fearn;; 16—tu Hajanya, B.u i.McTavish; ; 9—9 Royal Message, 8.0 (Trcmain; ; 19—20 Elsie, 5.0 (Coon;; 24—23 Telsuin, 8.0 (Stanton; 23 —22 Bide-a-Wee, 8.0 (iKerr; ; 15—16 Dick Turpin, b.o (Murray;; 5—3 Nyola, 8.0 (Messervy); 2 —4 Gay Movie, 8.0 (Cleaver;; B—B Summary, 8.0 (Jenkins;; 2 2—24 Waitarnia, 8.0 (Cammick); lu.li Imperator, 8.0 (G. Green;. (Winner trained by W. Townsend, Cambridge.; Second Division 11—12 —BRAZEN BOLD. Mr R. B. Hine s b. e. by Brazen—Ridicule, 3 yrs., 8.8 ,J. Winder; .. .. 1 4 2—KENNETH UMBER I . Mr R. Porter’s br. g. by The An—El-ie Aroha. 6 yrs., 8.13 L. Dulieu) 2 20— 19—N018\ NIGHT, Mr L. Griininond's br. g. by Hunting ftoug—— .-moke Concert, aged, 8.0 < Thumpsoai; 3 Kenneth Robert was coupled with High Delight. Also started: 14—13 Spearford, 9.1 (P* leaiid, 6—9 Odtaa, 8.5 , Ma.-tei- . 1— 1 Romani. 8.5 (T. Green;, 7—6 Tc Kawiti, 8.0 (R. Fearn;, 17 —l7 Glen Connell, 8.0 (J. Mclnally. 12—11 Bronze Emt-raid, b.O (Goldfinch;, 18—is Hunto, 8.0, (Haiti;, 16—lu Loyal Giant, 8.0 (Gemmell;, 9 —7 Princes® VaJ, s.o (Parsons;, 13—15 Melamon, B.u, (Begnely;, 15—16 Crestinan. s.u Manson), 5—3 Clipper, 8.0 (11. N. Wiggins;, 2 | Bonnybellc, 8.0 (C. G. Goulsbro;, 21— 21 Bisquit, 8.0 (sergeant;. & —s Fleetwind, 8.0 (Gilchrist;, 22—24 Backblock, 8.0 (Downch), lu—li Royal L Fawkes, S.O Cameron,. Winner trained by N. F. McGuire, Te ’ Aroha. t in the flrvt division Royal was prominent early from Rajanya, Gaum- and uur Jean. At the half-mile TeJsom had moved up smartly and ln-re was raring 111 trout of Sebrof, Wyndora, Royal Message. Guiiios, and uur Jean. Wyndora was right behind Tellsoin a- they levelled up for home m n-oiit or Sebrof, The Trimmer, uur J*-an Nothing Itad a eiiam-e with Mur \ jean lu the run home and she won de--1 eisively by tliree lengths Horn sebrof, with :• 1 •autos half a length away, and then came 1 Val Lu, Tellsoin and Wyndora. Time, i In tlte second division Kenneth Robert , jumped out smartly and led over the llr-t < fmlong from Romani. Brazen Hold, odtaa and Noi-v Night. At the half-mile Romani 1 was right Jiehin I Kenneth Robert with Roj al 1 aw kes next, an I this trio led Into tho straight from odtaa and Brazen Bold, t in a good finish Brazen Bold won |,y half 5 a length from Kenneth Robert, wlm beat Nolsv Night by a nerk. Hunto. who ceived an early clieclt, was a meritorious > fourth in front of .Melamon and Prince Val. Time, 1.20 1-5.

IJELLICOE HANDICAP or £ too: i mile 1 n VALMINT, Mr \V J. Ferru** eh p by Vaals— l.omint'. aped, 8.3 (11. | >. \viPßrin- - 1 jr» 4—ROYAL H\* Ilhl.OH. Mr R. T. Hrui'ft rii li bv* Musketoon—iw-veal, K. 3 • .old n nr h 2 1 10 7 ■-HLM K Ml SK. Mr R R. Mines* I.lk p l.v Mu-koioon—OUoCll Arch. r.vrs, 7.34 <Main> 3 ANo started' 2 l Jack Tar. 8.3 (McKcuele 3- 3 Besb g*. 7.1 fc. O. Ooula in-..,; 7—7 Mario’* Acre, 7.6 (Evans) coupled with I‘lillcoun. ‘ *'4 'Forsythe.; i Krndalc. 7.11 (MeTavish) ; 11 —l2 Alram. 7.3* (A. Foarn-; 6—o Jayola. 7.4 M(‘>*.*ncy i ; B—B Very r.iad, 7.3 (W. Thomson ; —lO Rripht Idea. 7.0 'Turner . 13 —l3 ivy Wlllonyx. 7.2 (Long-; 1 •„>—ii Tip Too*. 7.7 (Gilchrist ). Winner trained by owner. Remuera.l Royal Bachelor made a determined bid to win from end to end but be was outstaved over the last couple of hundred yards by Valmint. black Musk shaped like an improver, while Besiege, wlm had every ehanoe. railed to ?o on with it. As the Held settled down. Rurval Bachelor's early brilliance took him to a (- mmandinjr lead in the tir*t rur-lonr from IMlllcourt. Very <Jlad. Marie’s Acre, Besiege. Black Musk and Tip Toes. Ha< injf al«•!ixr the back. Royal Bachelor was out tw-. lengths rrom Krndale and BeMejre, the trio being followed by Marie's Acre, black Mu*k. Valmint, Very i.lad. Jack Tar and Jayola. A* they i«ced to the turn. Resiejre had run up behind Royal bachelor .md the pair \\a* followed into tlie Imme stretch by Marie's \cre. Krndalc. Valmint. Very 'dad. black Musk and Jack Tar with Javd* at the bead ot the remamd.-r. \t t!»e di-tanee. il appeared momentarily that Royal Bachelor would carry tin* day. but Valmmt. llmsittnir on. a:Tied to . mai.\ gimw and beat the j'e bap.t representative l half a icinrtii, with Black Musk threepart* of a length away third. Besiege was tourth. followed by Marie? Acre. KrndAle. Plillcourt. Jack Tar aud Jayola. 1 line. 1.46 1-6.