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Dunstan Times, Issue 196, 27 January 1866, Page 2

DTJNSTAN&MANTJHERIKIA K A C E S. THURSDAY & FRIDAY, February 15th and 16th. STEWARDSW. Smitham, Esq. J. Hazlett, Esq. E. M : Moran, Esq. A. Fitch, Esq. J. Cox, Esq. W. Grindley.Esq. C. Morice, Esq. M. O'Eegan, Esq. W. A. Low, Esq. E. Bensusan, Esq. J. G. Glassfort>,Esq. j H. J. Cope, Esq. "W. M'Pherson,Esq. T. WinstanleYjEsq "W. Kinross, Esq. J. Cogle, Esq.

Judge—H. W. Robinson, Esq. Treasurer—James Hazlett, Esq. Starter—W. Grindlev, Esq. CV.-k of the Course—R, M : Moran, Esq ; Hon. Secretary—David Jones, Esq. PROGRAMME. FIRST DAY, loth FEBRUARY. Maiden Plate, Of 25 Sovereigns, for p.U horses who have never won pn p.dvevli&ed race. Ore mile and a half. Weight forage. Entrance 3/. 3s. Publicans' and Storekeepers' Handicap Of 40 Sovereigns. Two miles. Entrance 3'. 3s. Town Plate Of 75 Sovereigns. Weight for age. Three miles. Entrance 7/. 7s. Hurdle Race, Of 30 Sovereigns. Weight for age. Over ten flight's of hurdles. One mile and a half heats. Entrance 57. os. Hack Race, Of 15 Sovereigns. Catch weight. One mile rnd. a half heats. PostTentrv If. Is. The winner to besold *br 20 sovereigns and any surplus to go to the" funds. SECOND DAY. 16th FEBRUARY. Miners' and Packers' Purse, Of 15Sovereigns. Tost entry, I'. Is. Horses must he the bonp fide property of miners or p.-ckers in the Dvnsian ch'stvicfc one mouth jveviousto the race. No weight voder lOst. 41b. One and a half iji)e heats. District Plate Handicap, Of 75 Sovereigns. Two miles and a hp.'f. The winner of the Town Pi?; e vo cany 71b. penalty. E.urance. 7/. 7s. Handicap Steeplechase, Of 75 Sovcieigns. About f0". , 5- miles o' count" v as the Stewards may appoint. Entrance 11. 7b.

Ladies Purse, Of 20 Sovereigns. Weller we'gliß Gentlemen riders. Two miles. Entrance 31. 3s. Consolation Handicap, Of 20 Sovereigns, for pll beaten horses during ibe meeirug. Post entry. 11. Is. One mile and a half. BULES AND REGULATIONS. No entries will be received except on these conditions: —That all disputes, clpims, and objections arising out of the laces shall be decided by the Stewprds, or by a majority of them, whose e'ec'sion upon all points connected with the cairying out of the above programme shall be final. Three horses to start or the public money ■will not be given. No person to enter or nominate a horse unless he be a subscriber of not less than 3/. 3s. lo the race fund. Moreover no person to enter or nominate a horse not his bon?.fide property unless the said subscription of il. 3s. be paid for the actual owner also, under penalty of forfeiture of any race such horse may win. The Dunstan district to include an area of fifcy miles. All enti-ies to be sealed and addressed to the Stewards, at the Dunstan Hotel, Clyde, on or before the 14th of February, at 8 p.m. Entrance-money to be enclosed, with the name, age, and pedigree (if known), name of owner, and colors of rider. Otago Jocl£ey"CluTj"rules will be strictly adhered to. All dogs found on the course will be destroyed. Five per cent, will be deducted from all winners for expenses. For permission to ran private matches application must be made to the Clerk of the Course. By order of the Stewards, DAVID JONES,