MORRINSVILLE HUNT

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 678, 1 June 1929, Page 6

MORRINSVILLE HUNT

HARES TOO PLENTIFUL SCENT CONFUSES HOUNDS Tho first meet of the season of the Morrinsville Hunt Club was held on Thursday. There was a large attendance and several good runs were enjoyed. The first run resulted in a kill on the Te Mimi estate, but after that hares were too numerous, and the hounds, .were hampered by crossing scents. Mrs. E. Aislabie (Te Aroha) had a spill and became unconscious, but was not seriously injured. Among those following the hounds were: Mrs. Gorrie (Jingle), Mrs. Humphreys (Au Revoir), Mrs. G„ Ranstead (Arapai), Miss L. Johnson (Tatler), Mrs. T. McMillan (Tangi), Miss M. Allen (Frisky), Mrs. P. McNaughton (Valerie), Miss B. McNaughton (Mavis), Mrs. Larner (Shanghai), Miss G. Brown (Nigger), Mrs. Ryle (Bale Ma Can), Miss E. Clarkin (Rajah), Mrs. W. Ranstead (Larney), Messrs. Wynn Brown, Master, on Spark. Mr. W. Ranstead (Ranee), F. Hardy (Hoi Hei), F. Klaus (Kerione), G. Casey (Comrade), J. McNaughton (Roger), J. Knox _(Te Kapara), J. M. Allen (Victor), T.~ McMillan (Frontinac), O. Glynn, jun (Stencil), F. Marshall (Raglan), J. Goodwin (Airman), J. Murchie (Rua), P. Clarkin (Polite), E. Aislabie (Flirt), Ryle (Etiquette), R. Sampson (A.. 1), G. Peake (Taha), McG. Gregshaw (Ping-pong), S. Nixon (Judy), C. Clarkin (Master Roley), H. Clarkin (Frantic), D. Hinton (Springbok), D. Coventry (Dick). C. Bryant (Good Luck), J. Oliver (Blue Moon), C. Hinton (Beau Abbey), C. Morris (Peter), IT. Chapman (Quid). A. Woods (Colleen Bawn), Lv Burke (Gay Comet), A. McNicol; (Lady), M. Burke (Queen Comet), C. Hines (Archeen), F. Ward (Ring Boy), F. B. Height (Rangi), C. Smith (Springbok).