Hawke’s Bay Hunt – 101st Annual Report and Balance Sheet

HAWKE’S BAY HUNT
(INCORPORATED)

101st ANNUAL REPORT AND BALANCE SHEET

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HAWKE’S BAY HUNT
(INCORPORATED)

ANNUAL REPORT AND BALANCE SHEET 1990-91

TO BE PRESENTED AT THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF MEMBERS TO BE HELD IN THE COMMITTEE LOUNGE OF THE MEMBERS STAND AT THE HAWKE’S BAY RACING CENTRE ON MONDAY, 25 NOVEMBER, 1991 AT 7PM

to be followed by light refreshments

BUSINESS:
Apologies
Confirmation of Minutes of 1990 Annual Meeting
Annual Report and Balance Sheet
Election of Officers
Appointments of Auditors
General

OFFICERS 1990-91
President – M.W COOP
Vice-Presidents – J.A. FRIZZELL AND B.A. TWEEDIE
Masters – S.O. NELSON
Hon. Treasurer – D.S. GOODWIN
Committee – Master, President, Vice-President, Deputy-Masters, Hon Treasurer (ex officio) and T. AITKEN, J. BRIDGE, B.D. CAMPBELL, R.A. DAVEY, B.J. GUERIN, W. HANSEN, D.J. HOLDEN, P.M.Y. LANGDALE, P.J. ROEBUCK, M.S. SMALL, N.B. TWIST, G. WOOD
Huntsman – M.H. THOMPSON
Auditors – DENT ROBERTSON & PARTNERS, CHARTED ACCOUNTANTS
Secretary – D.F. FRIEDRICH

NOMINATION FOR OFFICERS BEARERS FOR 1991-1992
The following nominations were received for office bearers of the Hunt for the 1990-91 season.
President: Mr M.W. Coop
Vice-President: Mr B.A. Tweedie
Master: Mr S.O Nelson
Deputy-Master: Mr A.P Smith
Hon. Treasurer: Mr D.S. Goodwin
Committee North of Opapa: Messrs R.A. Davey, W. Hansen, M.S. Small
Committee South of Opapa: Messrs T. Aitken, P.J. Roebuck, N.B. Twist
As the nominations for the office of President, Vice-President, Masters, Deputy-Master, Honorary Treasurer and Committee did not exceed the vancancies [vacancies] the above named candidates for these offices will be declared duly elected at the Annual Meeting.

To the Members
On behalf of your Committee I submit for your consideration the Annual Report and Balance Sheet for the year ended 30 September 1991.

BEREAVEMENTS
We record with regret the passing of the following Members:
Messrs GP Donnelly, Boyd Wilson, Miss A Tait and Mrs JA Nelson.

FINANCES
This year we have bought a new truck, received less for investments, because of the decline in interest rates, and had a small decline in subscriptions. After allowing for $4,000 depreciation we have a loss of $1,400. A small loss it may be, but we cannot afford this situation. The Finance Committee have met, prepared a budget for next year and recommended to the general Committee an increase in subscriptions, which has been approved. The rise being Senior Members to $200.00 + GST, the rest stay the same.

FARM AND KENNELS
No big expenditure on the Kennels or farm was needed this year. The maize was again very successful. We have 40 cattle grazing out, which is proving very lucrative. May I thank all those who have grazed cattle or are presently grazing cattle for the Hunt. This account is now a very important part of the Hunt.

Our expenditure this year has been a diesel truck. The reduction in cost of Hound Transport has been greatly noticed. My thanks to Bruce Tweedie and his Sub-committee for their effort and time given to this section of the Hunt.

HOUND SHOW
This year the Central Districts Hound Show was held in Taranaki. We supported the show and were proud to travel home with the Supreme Champion Hound of the Show, “Duke”. This hound was walked by Jeanette Brain.

HUNTING
As I did not hunt or attend the Landowners Cocktail Party, this season I have asked John Holt to report, but firstly I would like to thank John, Barbara, Chris and Alec for stepping into the gap and making a very enjoyable season for all our members.

This season 32 Hunts were carded of which one was cancelled due to weather.
The average field was 73.

The season started with a large field and quite a number of new faces, some remaining to become Members. This would be the first season for a number of years where the card was followed as the weather pattern was kind to us. The Hunting at times was patchy but at times very good running was had. Two of the runs as good as we have had for a number of years. The Hounds again were turned out in great order thanks to Murray, Pauline and family.

I would like to thank the Members for the support given to Alec and myself throughout the season.

John Holt
DEPUTY MASTER

F B DONNELLY MEMORIALS
This year the format was changed to an award judged by an anonymous member of the Hunt during the season. Winners this year: Women’s – Barbara Willingham’s Bubble, who unfortunately passed on during the Taupo Hunt week.
Mens – Alec Smith’s Matahari.
John Frizzell Cup: First season Hunter – John Bridge’s Rani.
Punch Nelson Salver: Best walked First season Hound – Guilty walked by the Twist Family.

SOCIAL FUNCTIONS
The Cocktail Party was again a great success with a large number of Landowners attending. I would like to thank them for their support and willingness to help at all times.

A most successful Ball was run this year in the Assembly Hall. Many thanks to Chris Smith and her helpers.

HUNTER TRIALS
After the success of holding the Trials late in the season last year, a profitable and very well supported day was again held in July. The day was sponsored by Members and friends of the Hunt, just short of 100 animals competing during the day. Marion Donnelly, the short course Judge, and all the other Judges on the long course, may I thank you for your time and help. Our course builders Murray Thompson and Russell Davey are to be congratulated on the course they built.

Thank you Sponsors, being:
The Great Hage Company, Mr and Mrs G Nichol, Mrs R Edwards, Mr Charles Gordon, Mrs V Hanes, Nimon Baling Ltd, Mrs M Apatu, Hawkes Bay Racing Centre, Mr R Black, Mr and Mrs M W Coop, Mr and Mrs R Davey, Miss S Lamont, Mr and Mrs M McCleary, Mr P McGowan, Mrs A Train and Mr David Wilson.

RACING
This year as last we experienced mixed fortunes. Not rugby, but a general down turn in race meeting attendance and cash to invest. The Racing Authority also withdrew some $7,000 in Stakes Subsidy only three days before our meeting and our TAB Distribution was down some $19,000. This was partly offset by $5,500 Membership fees which came in for the first time. In spite of this we still had a successful meeting and have been able to put surplus cash into our Racing Reserve.

Once again I would like to thank the following businesses for purchasing a Promotion Package:
CHB Print
Deakin Motors
W & K Real Estate
Spurs Restaurant
International Ins Brokers
L I Redshaw Ltd
Charm Lingerie
Ampol – VJ Oil Distributors
County Club
Weddell Tomoana
Small-Wood
Waipukurau Wines & Spirits
Tikokino Hotel
Waipukurau Tyre Service
Air Hill Stud
Anvil Court McGintys
Akai
Heretaunga Club
Merrylees Hotel
Waipukurau & Dannevirke Caltex Dealers
Elgin Stud (Trophy)
S O Nelson (Trophies)
Field Equipment (Trophy)
Seattle Lodge Stud (Stallion Sevice[Service] & Trophy)
Mrs J Fletcher (Trophy)
Mr & Mrs A Lewis (Stallion Service)
Mrs G Derham (Trophy)
Glenlock Romneys & Sufflocks (Trophy)

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Finally I would like to congratulate Paul and Carol Nelson, a sponsor for a number of years, on their success in the inaugural Bate Hallett – Dent Robertson Racing Awards, being the leading Owners and Chibuku being the Horse of the Year for Hawkes Bay. Also Sue Thompson, being the Jockey of the Year with a strike rate of .28 wins per ride. It was also most important to see Sue bounce back after a bad race fall and win the Duke of Gloucester Cup at Waikato Centennial Meeting aboard Amazon, part owned and trained by Committee man, Garnet Wood. All great supporters of Hunting.

TURNOVERS
On Course   Off Course
Wednesday   208,504  1,328,201
Saturday   149,838   1,420,174
1991   358,342   2,748,375
1990   399,866   3,431,658
1989   423,491   3,886,311
1988   569,211   3,880,012
1987   597,723   1,902,536

HAWKES BAY RACING CENTRE
Our involvement in Racing as a shareholder in the Hawkes Bay Racing Centre has been a successful venture and the developments currently being undertaken, with the financial assistance of the New Zealand Racing Authority include a new Kitchen and upgrading of the Dining Room, Cafeteria, Public Bar and ladies and Escorts Lounge for the General Patrons

The Members are not being overlooked either, with new Bars being built in the Desert Gold, Sasanof and Karamu Lounges, as well as a new Snack Bar in the Sasanof.

Another project for all Patrons is the development of an infield Totalisator and Bar. This will allow Patrons to park on the infield for large meetings (particularly New Year) and enjoy picnics etc to avoid the excessive crowding currently experienced.

Our Director on the Board is Peter Roebuck, whose contribution is significant and appreciated by all.

THANKS
I would like to thank the Committee, their partners, Landowners, Members, Office Staff and friends of the Hunt for their support during this Hunting season.

Sam Nelson
MASTER

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HAWKES BAY DANNEVIRKE HUNT RACES PARTNERSHIP
REVENUE STATEMENT FOR YEAR ENDED 30 SEPTEMBER 1991
1991   1990
$   $
RACING INCOME:
Gross Totalisator Income   41,957   49,216
Less Totalisator Expenses  (23,651)   (24,988)
Nett Totalisator Proceeds   18,306   24,228
Allocation of TAB Distributed Profit   136,409   155,220
Donations, Sponsorships and Stakes Subsides   63,426   70,336
Gate Receipts   727   794
Liquor and Catering Proceeds (Nett)   628   1,022
Member’s Subscription and Stand Privileges   5,797   109
Nomination and Acceptances Fees   13,280   15,810
Race Card Sales   1,380   1,115
Other Income   1,019   302
TOTAL INCOME   240,972  268,936

RACING EXPENDITURE
Advertising and Promotion   32,147   29,683
Course Rental   30,588   33,905
Raceday Services   14,749   13,530
Race Card Costs   3,352   3.655
Stakes Paid   101,740   108,100
Transport Subsidies   2,350   2,450
Trophies   714   (40)
Wages (Race Days)   10,870   11,187
Other Race Day Expenses   5,838   7,274
Portion of Administrative Overheads   17,312   18,119
TOTAL EXPENDITURE   219,660   227,863

PROFIT ON RACING   21,312   41,073

1991   1990
$   $
PROFIT ON RACING (B/Fwd)   21,312   41,073

Other Income
Interest and Dividends   8,535   7,354
Other Income   3,939   –
TOTAL INCOME   12,474   7,354
33,786   48,427

General Expenditure
Audit Fees   1,160   2,061
Bad Debts   53   –
Doubtful Debts   850   –
Conference Levies   9,802   10,345
Delegates Expenses to Conference   818   798
District Committee Levies   1,800   1,570
Interest Paid   311   975
Office Overheads   361   643
Other   215   887
TOTAL EXPENDITURE   15,370   17,279

NETT PROFIT FOR YEAR   18,416   31,148
Less Distribution to Dannevirke Hunt   7,500   6,000
Less Distribution to Hawkes Bay Hunt   7,500   6,000

NET PROFIT RETAINED   3,416   19,148

HAWKES BAY DANNEVIRKE HUNT RACES PARTNERSHIP
BALANCE SHEET AS AT 30 SEPTEMBER 1991

1991   1990
$   $
Current Assets
HBRC Call   45,213   (1,910)
National Bank Call Accounts   171   –
Sundry Debtors & Prepayments   146,380   172,463
TOTAL ASSET   191,764   170,553

Less Current Liabilities
Bank Overdraft   44,282   26,793
Profit Distribution Payable   15,000   12,000
Sundry Creditors   50,384   53,078
TOTAL LIABILITIES   109,666   91,871
NETT ASSETS   82,098   78,682

REPRESENTED BY
Partnership Capital   100   100
Retained Profits Brought Forward   78,582   59,434
Nett Retained Profit for Year   3,416   19,148

TOTAL PARTNERSHIP FUNDS   82,098   78,682

NOTES TO ACCOUNTS FOR YEAR ENDED 30 September 1991
1. Accounting Policies – These accounts have been prepared in accordance with the polices reported on page 6
2. Partners Equity – The accumulated funds of the partnership are owned equally by the two partners.
Hawke’s Bay Hunt (inc.) $41.049   Dannevirke Hunt $41,049
Funds are retained in order that the race meetings be self funding.

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HAWKE’S BAY HUNT (INC.)
REVENUE STATEMENT FOR YEAR ENDED 30 SEPTEMBER, 1991
Note   1991   1990
$   $
INCOME
Farm Surplus   (2)   19,001   21,479
Interest Received   1,569   4,807
Members’ subscriptions   20,902   23,801
Distributable Racemeeting Income   (3)   7,500   6,000
Bar Profit   768   1,672
Ball   2,262   –
Hunter Trials   1,116   704
Centennial   (4)   1,341   9,243
Other Income   2,186   1,962
TOTAL INCOME   56,645   69,668

EXPENDITURE
Audit Fees   900   1,082
Bad Debts   480   –
Depreciation   4,661   1,084
General expenses   2,472   4,170
Hunting Expenses   36,312   47,393
Insurances   1,440   1,684
Interest and Bank Fees   833   732
Cocktail Evening   1,305   1,038
Rates   2,189   2,139
AGM Expenses   933   1,071
Salaries and Wages (Administration)   6,507   7,760
TOTAL EXPENDITURE   58,032   68,153

NETT OPERATING SURPLUS (LOSS)   (1,387)   1,515
Our share of Profit retained by Racing Partnership   (3)   1,708   9,574

NETT EQUITY PROFIT FOR YEAR   321   11,089
EXTRAORDINARY ITEM   (3)   –   29,767
NETT PROFIT TRANSFERRED TO ACCUMULATED FUNDS   321    40,856

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HAWKE’S BAY HUNT (INC)
BALANCE SHEET AS AT 30 SEPTEMBER, 1991

Notes   1991   1990
$ $
Fixed Assets   (5)   57,623   44,506
Investments
Shares and Deposits   218   218
Racing Partnership   (6)   41,049   39,341
41,267   39,559

Current Assets
Bank   8,393   5,233
HBRC Deposits on Call   3,798   31,114
Sundry Debtors and Prepayments   16,646   14,730
Stock   (7)   25,701   18,051
54,538   69,128
TOTAL ASSETS   153,428   153,194

Less Current Liabilities
Sundry Creditors   5,076   4,503
Debentures   –   660

TOTAL LIABILITIES   5,076   5,163

NETT ASSETS   148,352   148,031

REPRESENTED BY
ACCUMULATED FUNDS
Retained Earnings B/Fwd   148,031  107,174
Surplus for year   321   40,857
(8)   148,352   148,031

HAWKE’S BAY HUNT (INC.)
NOTES TO THE 1991 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

1.   STATEMENTS OF ACCOUNTING POLICIES

A.   General Accounting Policies
The measurement base adopted is historical cost modified by the revaluation of certain assets based on the fact the entity is a going concern. Accrual accounting is used to match expenditure and revenues.

B.   Particular Accounting Policies
(i)   Fixed assets are recorded at cost less accumulated depreciation with the exception of land which is not depreciated.
(ii)   Depreciation is charged to write off the cost of assets consistently over their expected economic life. The principal rates of depreciation are as follows:
Buildings   2% Straight line basis.
Plant   15% Diminishing value basis.
Vehicles   20% Diminishing value basis.

(iii)   Stocks are valued on the following basis:
Livestock is valued at average market values.
Trading stock is valued at the lower cost or net realisable value. Cost is determined on a first out basis.

(iv)   Debtors are values at expected realisable value.

(v)   Investments are valued at cost.

(vi)   Income is recognised as follows:
– TAB profit distributions are made and recognised in the year following the race meeting to which they relate.
– Unclaimed dividends are recorded as income upon receipt.

(vii)   Partnership profits are recognised using the equity method. This method includes the Clubs share of partnership profits as income. The undistributed profits are added to the value of the investment in the partnership.

(viii)   Income Tax is not payable as Racing Clubs are exempt from income tax in terms of S 61 (32) of the Income Tax Act 1976.

C.   Changes in Accounting Policies
There have been no changes in accounting policy.
All policies have been consistently applied.

2.  FARMING SURPLUS   Sheep Units   Cattle Units   1991   1990
$   $   $   $
Sales   (65)   1569   (10)   9336   10905   18431
Less Purchases   68   (1586)   27   (13429)   (15015)   (6876)

NET PROCEEDS   3   (17)   17   (4093)   (4110)   11555
Natural Increase   33
Less Deaths   (31)

Stock Increase/(Decrease)   5   394   17   7013   7407   (1327)
Livestock Trading Profit   377   2920   3297   10228
Other Farm Income
Wool and Skins   572 1776
Grazing and Cropping   16974   11734

Total Farm Income   20843   23738

Farm Working Expenses   1842   2259

Farming Surplus   19001   21,479

3.  RACE MEETING INCOME

(i) Our share of Race Meeting Partnership profits for year   9208   15574
Less distributed to Hunt   (7500)   (6000)
Our share of profits retained by Race Meeting Partnership   1708   9574

(ii) Recognition of prior years retained profits as a result of change in policy
– 1988   –   14862
– 1989   –   14905
Extraordinary Item   –   29767

4.  CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS
Last year the surplus from all centennial activities includes donated debentures to the value of $5990. The Centennial Debentures had been raised from members to fund a historical Publication for the Club. All remaining debentures were fully repaid this year.

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1991 1990
Government Valuation   Cost   Acc Depn   Book Value   Book Value

5.  FIXED ASSETS   $   $   $   $   $
Land   125,000   15,913   –   15,913   15,913
Buildings   95,000   31,194   6,075   25,119   25,744
Plant and Equipment   –   5,042   3,517   1,525   1,795
Motor Vehicles   –   24,887   9,821   15,066   1,055
220,000   77,036   19,413   57,623   44,507

6.  RACING PARTNERSHIP
Race meeting Partnership Capital   50   50
Our share of increase in nett assets of Race Meeting Partnership   40,999   39,291
41,049   39,341

7.  STOCK
Sheep   1,846   1,452
Cattle   21,314   14,301
Hounds   1,442   1,442
Hunt Buttons   824   856
Ties   275   –
25,701   18,051

8.  ACCUMULATED FUNDS
The Club accumulated funds includes profits retained in the Hunt Racing Partnership.
Profits retained by Partnership   $40,999   $39,291

9.  RELATED PARTY TRANSACTIONS
Hawkes Bay Racing Centre Ltd (HBRC) is jointly owned by the Clubs which utilize the Hastings racecourse facilities. The Company provides racing administration and financial services to the Shareholder Clubs. Course rentals and administration recoveries are charged for their services.

All transaction and balances with HBRC are disclosed in the financial statements.

AUDITORS REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF THE HAWKES BAY HUNT (INC.)
We have audited the financial statements on pages 4 to 7 including the Hawke’s Bay – Dannevirke Hunt Races Partnership, in accordance with accepted auditing standards and have carried out such procedures as we considered necessary.

In our opinion the financial statements, including the Hawke’s Bay – Dannevirke Hunt Races Partnership, give a true and fair view of the financial position of the Hunt as at 30 September 1991 and the results of the activities for the year ended on that date.

Hastings   Dent Robertson & Partners

November 5, 1991   Chartered Accounts

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LIFE MEMBERS

Bridge S G Mr
Caseley T I Mr
Coop M W Mr
Dasent A P Mr
Giblin G N Mr
Groome M E Mrs
Groome M E Mr
Langdale P M Y Mr
Nelson S O Mr
Orr C R Mr
Pattison J G Mr
Sherratt R S T Mr
Sherratt W W Mrs
Simmons H T Mr
Stewart N J C Mr
Tweedie B A Mr
White E W Mrs
Wishart A E Mr

MEMBERS FOR 50 YEARS
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Chambers J M Mr
Chambers J M Mrs
Coltart W B Mrs
Liddle R H Mr
Smith H W Mr
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NON PAYING HONORARY MEMBERS
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Heretaunga Pony Club
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