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M AT A K A N U I (LATE DRY BREAD) ANNUAL R ACES. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JAN. 2 axd 3, 1873. To Start at One o’clock precisely, each day, STE WAKDS. Misses. W. ,U. BURKE W. GREEN'BANK, J. S. DIGKI H J. D. NIVEN, JAMES SA.vIoON, J. HUUULESTONfi, W. JACK. Mi oaai.uON. Judge, J. Ci. G. g u-V.i.'i I'OR3). Esq. Starter, Mr. .1, ELLIOTT. JuERK or Course—Mr. S. M-CULI OUGH FIRST DAY, JANU ARY 2. MAIDEN PLATE Of 15 Sovereigns, for all horses that have never won au advertised race Weight for age. Distance, one mil. and a quarter Entrance £1 Is Entries will be received by tin Secretary, at the Dunstan Creel-: HnH. up to 9 p,m. on the Ist u. January, 1873. MATAK vN UI HANDICAP Of 50 Sovereigns. Open to all horses Distance, one mile and a half. Th winner of any Handicap Rac» of th value oi ‘T)U, alter tile deciaralio of the weighs, to carry 71 i> penalty, of two or more such races, 14-ib Nomination, £1 Is j acceptance £2 2s. Nominations wll bo re ceived by the Secretarv, at th Dunstan Creek Hotcd, up to 8 p.m on the 24th of Deeember Weigh i.will bo declared at the Dnnstai Creek Hotel,-Drvbread. at 10 a.in. Mr the 2Gth of December, and pu'> lished in the Dunstan Times on the 27th of December. Acceptance atß p.m. on the Ist of January, 1873. SELLING STAKES Of 20 Sovereigns. The winner to be sold i>y auction after the face, and the surplus over entered price (if any) to go to the Race Fund. Distance, one mile and a quarter. If entered to be sold for .£2O, to carry lOst j £ls, 9st. j £lO, Bst.; £5, 7st. Post entry j. 1 Is. M NEKS’ PURSE Of 10 Sovereigns. Three-quarter mile heats. Weights, 9st. lor all horses that have never won an advertised race of £lO. Post entry, £ I J_s. SECOND DAY, JANUARY 3. MIDSUMMER HANDICAP Of 30 Sovereigns. Distance, one mile and a quarter. Open to all horses. Nomination, £1 1?. ; Acceptance, I £1 Is. Nominations will be rereived by the Secretary, at the Dunstan Creek Hotel, up to 8 p.m. on the 2nd of January, 1873. Weights will be declared immediately afterwards, acceptance at ten o’clock the same evening. (HANDICAP t rotting race Of 10 Sovereigns. Distance, two and half miles. Post Entry. 10s, Gd. NOV"EL HANDICAP Of 50 Sovereigns. Distance, one mile. Nomination, £1 Is.; acceptance, £1 Is. The Winner to be sold by auction after the race, and the proceeds to go to the Race Fund. Nominations .will be received by the Secretary, at the Dunstan Creek Hotel, up till 8 p.m. on the 2nd of January, 1873, Weights wi Ibe declared immediately after the Midsummer Handicap is run. HOSPITAL RACE Of Sovereigns. Distance, one mile and a quarter. Welter weights for age. Gentlemen riders. A Silver Cnp, value tTO 10s-, will be presented by the Club, to be won by the same horse two years in succession beforebecoming the p- opert.y of the owner. The winner t.» hold possession of the cnp till the next annual meetuig. Entrance 'os. CONS' > RATION HAX DICAP Of '0 Sovereigns, for ad beaten h- rs->. Distance, one mile Entrance, 10s. Gd. RULES ifc REGULATIONS. No person shall be allowed to enter or run a horse for any race in this programme (post entry races excepted) unless he be qualified ns a subscriber of not less than £1 Is. to the race Fund. No entries will be received for any of the above races except upon this condition;— That all disputes, claims, and objections arising out of the racing sh ill be decided by the Stewards, or whomsoever theynny appoint, and their decision on all points connected with tiro carrying out of this programme sh dl bo dual. Jockey Cosnime wi 1 be strictlv enforced, except in post entry races, when a can will be sufficient. A deduction ofs percent, wid le in id ■ from the gross amount of the Stake t In all rapes three horses to start or no race. The Dunstan Jockey Club Rules will be strictly enforced. Any pm son entering a pro est will j have to deposit the sum of t 1 Is., and sh uild such be deemed frivolous by the Stewards will have to forfeit j the amount- | CHARLES WISE,

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Dunstan Times, Issue 555, 6 December 1872, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 6 Dunstan Times, Issue 555, 6 December 1872, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 6 Dunstan Times, Issue 555, 6 December 1872, Page 3

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