SAporting Intelligence.

Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 23, 9 August 1890, Page 4

SAporting Intelligence.

gonfsbe^ce^of racing club ;.;■>; ; : ":;;; Relegates; ■;".-. : -%jb" are, ,-indabted to Mr. Bydnoy James for ilia fdili/ftiiif? list \>f businesa to. be brought before the Oonierenoe opsaing at Wellington od the 15th August- . The VVaiigauui delegates will bring the following questions and proposed '...alterations of tbV rules before the - Conference :—> 1. that it is desirable to define the qualijfication of a hack ; SiTh^tthe word 'match- bo struck ©utofrulei. 3. That: it^-is desiiiblo to »ppoint «oe official calendar for the colony. 4. That "the words 'or committee' l>e inaerted iv clause 28 after the word i 4 lstewardsi' and that^all^ the words after ' just' be struck out. v 5. "That tii© words • exceptiujj post 'entries' b» inserted in clause 55 after the word ./ writing,': r y . .., 67 That ilauae 63 Jbe struck out, as ...itisTcontradicto^ 7: That the hoXuination I ;pf horseY >ior;bracel*t races by ladies; is conthY- rules, and iiot be ■allowfd excepting Vthej are: the bona -fide prppsctyiofrtßeladieHnqmiQatiiig. 8. That in districts where there is bo TatteraaU'B tbe - Metropolitaiii Com--xnittfjje shou]^ decide ; all disputed bets : made'iif their own ;district. ;V ' 9. That- in maiden races no convditibn should be added such as 'open 1 itoaUi-horses ' that iiiave-- never won .£2o,' etc:, but^ that- they^shouldcbe: open to maidens only ; and that the word- ' start'i biß^ struck i'out of rule 4 and ith> i wpVd* entry'- be > inserted in -lieavthoreofV-ii ■' > ■'"' : ' .- ;: - : - :- :; ' >; ■■ lO.iTkat gentlemea riders pay a f«e of. one guinea for their certificate. 1 lv Can a nomination or acceptance. be raturudd under : any circumatancea ? 12? la i"-'a^' horse^running | uiiiieif. the; Bamo of the Redeemer colt an unhorse ? ■"':' ■' "■'■['" \&.i Can a race meeting be held without being sulijeScttO the 'Rules of Racing' if not adTertised , proVidedr it i^Dofheid under the authority of a recogjaised club, and .the, -stakes are nnder : je|o6?vEules^ 17720. ■■', The Canterbury delegates will pro- . • pose^-^-''* \-.;' : -;:■'- - :; y- r - :^ '.'-.:- :±4 :J---1. That two yaar-olda be permitted, after/February Ij to run for races up r^to Mren f urionjsrs. ; "' x - ' y:' : ';' 2., That nominators not paying their. ;.- lees • aiter a [ period tp : be fixed, be -entered in the forfeit list. ;/ ; The repre»entatiTe of the Duuedin r: Jockey vChibwill move :■— ; 1. That rule 162* be expunged or ■0 modified as in any case to allow of an appeal to the Metropolitan Club ¥by the person reported; and : 2. That nqi metropolitan club be - bound to give effect to this rule unless *they ihall -hate : srst cognised^^ the combination calling tsemselves be ji properly ~ conßtituted club; ; v " 3. That a popular definition of ' TattertiJi' be added to the rules. 4; jTbat this-;rule s shall only -take effect asV between : members of ' Tat- i ,'tersairs.^ :;.;■..,".._::':.:;.■...;■ : The" "V^eUington representative will move the following amendment to rule ..^2:^ ; .. v j-: : > ; j:; : ;..3 i :;,' ;. .;,■.■;,■ : • That Jthe words> "unless altered -as they : may recommend' in tte fifth and sixth hnes of the rule be struck j <out,—-Dunedin Star.