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Dunstan Times, Issue 566, 21 February 1873, Page 3

rjl II E BAL D-111 L L FL A I’ll A 0 E IM EET. I N (I. %• « , TO BU HELD ON MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1873, First Race 10 ttarint I n,in, sharp. STEWARDS. M. J. M’Ginniss P. Carr-ill H. 11. Heron J. Lytiigoe 11. Tohill J. Kino 11. J. Webb. Judge— M. J. M‘GINNIS, Esq. Starter— H. TOHILL, Esq, Clerk of Course— M. II HERON, Esq. PROGRAMME. MAIDEN PLATE Of 10 Sovs., for horses that have never won mere than To of public money in one event Weights for age. Distance one mile. Entrance, 15s Entrances to be sent to the (Secretary at or before 8 p.ra. March 15. BALD-HILL FLAT HANDICAP Of 15 Sovs , for all horses, 2 sovs. deducted from stakes to go to the second horse. Distance IA mile. Nomination, 10s.; acceptance, 15s. LADIES’ PURSE Of 7 Sovs. Post entry, 15s. Welter weights. Distance, one mile. DISTRICT HANDICAP Of 12 Sovs., with a sweep of 10s. Amount accrueiugfrom sweep to go to the second horse. Nomination, 1 Os. ; acceptance, 10s. Distance, 1-} mile, The winner of the Daid-hill Elat Handicap to carry 71b. penalty MINERS’ AND FARMERS’ PURSE Of 5 Sovs., with a sweep of ss. to go to the second horse. No weight under lOst. Distance, one mile. Post entry, 10s. CONSOLATION HANDICAP Of 10 Sovs., for all beaten horses (post entry i aces exci pted). Entrance, 10s Cd Distance one mile.

No person allowed to enter or ran a horse for any race in this programme (post-entry entry races excepted) unless the latter be the bona-lide property of a subscriber or not less than £1 Is. to the Race Fund. Nominations for the Bald-hill Handicap and District Handicap will bs received by the Secretary, at Kemp’s Hotel, Ea!d-hi!l Flat, up lo 8 p. m. on the tlSthof February. Weights declared in the “Dunstan Times” of the 7th of March. Acceptances to bo sent in on or before 8 p.m. on the loth of March, 1873. The Maiden Plate, Ladies’Purse, District Handicap, Miners’ and Farmers’ Purse to be confined to residents within the following boundaries : Blackmon’s Creek and Fraser’s River, the Molyneux, Shingle Creek, and Obelisk Range. All horses entered for these races to bo the bona-fide property of the owners prior to the Ist of Januaiy, 1573. Jockey costume will be enforced except in post entry races. No entry will bs received for any of the above races c x ;ept on this condition ; —That all disputes, claims, at d objections arising; out of the racing s .all be decided by tha stewards, or whom they may appoint. Their decision shall be final. Any person entering a protest will havo to deposit the sum of £1 Is., and, should it be deemed frivolous by the Stewards, will have to forfeit the amount. The Dunstan Jockey Club Rules will be strictly enforced. All entries, nominations, and acceptances to be accompanied by the amount payable thereon. 11. J. WEBB, Secretary.

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