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SpORTINC. : WAIRAEAPA HUNT CLUB'S jgTEEPLECHASE .!.;.. MEETING. i'AEATAHI-CAETEETON RACING CLUB'S \' ■;.,..„' COUBSE. ■.. ■ ' f THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1309. ■ : vv ■ - '.PROGRAMME: ', .'.''.!',. ' 1-12.30 p.m. HUNTERS' HANDICAP HURDLES, of JilO, second horso to receive £3 from the stakes; about'lJ miles. For qualified Hunters only. Minimum weight, list. Entry 10s. 2..I.IO.p.m.HANDIUAI' FLAT liAui,' of ailO, second horse to receive' £i from the stakes; about .5 furlongs. Minimum weight, 9st. Entry. 10s. ■ ..8.: i.50 p.m : WAIRARAPA HUNT STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, of £10, second' horse a trophy value ,£2' 25.; about 2J miles. 1 ' For _hors©3 only : that have qualified with the Wairarapa Club during the season 1009, and to be ridden by members of any, qualified hunt club holding Gentlemen Riders' or Emergency Riders'' Certificates. Minimum weight, lOst. 71W Entry. 10s.. . . . I '4-2.30 p.m. HACK HANDICAP FLAT, of' .£2O, second';horso to receive .£5 from tho stakes; about 7 furlongs.- Open to hacks. Entry •£l.:\.Minimum --weight, 9st. ;. ■'■, 5j v 3.10 p.m. TARATAHI STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP,,of:J2O, second' horse.to receive: i3'fromthe stake; about 3.miles. For. quali,fied hunters only. To be : ridden by: members of r,any_ qualified Hunt Club; holding ; Gentlemen: Riders', or Emergency Riders' Certificates.' Minimum'weight, list.-.Entry 20s.' ■ ' ' ■6. 3J50 p.m. LADIES' BRACELET HANDICAP FLAT, a'lady's bracelet valued at £6 65., .second,horse trophy, valued at 35,; 'about 14. .miles.'-: For horses .only:.-that •, have /qualified with the.Wairarapa Hunt Club during season 1909, .'and. to be /ridden, by a: member, of thV .Wairarapa"Hunt-Club, holding' a .Gentleman fßider's.jor: Emergency' Rider's Certificate.. To jbe nominated by ladies. Minimum weight, list.--Entry; 10s. :,.. . ; ... : >;7i 4:30 ,p.m. FINAL' STEEPLECHASE:HANDICAP, 'of £lh, second horse to receive .£3 irom'.'staker'about:2 miles, -For qualified hunters orilv ■ : ; To be ridden by: a 'member of- : any Hunt/ Club .holding a" 1 Gentleman'■ Riders' or' .Emergency- Certificate! -'-Minimum .weight, list.' Entry' 15s. vi ■'.'" --;■: '••■ '' ' k'r-':'"<;';■:-'Sentries,;^:.'./■';' '-'■■-, : '\ -. .. All: entries .close, with., the Secretary, P.O'. Bos '145,; Masterlori,' on - SATURDAY, ■ ; Hth AUGUST;':i9O9,;at 9' : p.m. ~:;;., .::■::' ;' '. [ 'Office'"closes ; at''. 8 'p.m.) : <V ! ; i 'WEIGHTS-'.will -be ; - declared 'about' :N?SDAr,-,iBth'AUGUST,; 1909.'-.:,.: , ... I Bbokinakers will be licensed' ; 'to bet at .the meeting .oa , of depositr.to. be, made before ;12.O'clock noon'on-the day-of the races.-', .^>;.'-V; r .•''.';-■ :'-.;■'. : '" '■■■■'' '.'. VvV- .----/ V ,-^^,:'''' : '; : JAMES; /!'.,,;>,'/ : PX- '<> ■':■..:<■ '•'■'. ."Secretary, Masterton.,', !.-.-' Submitted', and - approved.—A; - ..E. : Whyte, : vtS'-'iSeoretary,. Wellington Racing: Club ■-;'•

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