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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 23, 22 August 1891, Page 1

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U UNITED HUNT STEEPLE CHASES, - To beheld at % F E IL D I N G v ON; 'WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER^, 1891 President-John Saxon, Esq. VicePresident- V.' H Macarthur, E?q., M.H.E. 3udge-¥. Y. Lethbndge, Esq - Starter— Mr Hannett. Clerk .of Scales-Mr W. T. Ward, „ Clerk of Course— Mr K. G. Edwards. .Handi■capper—yir 3. E. Henry. Stewards—. Messrs H. Lance, Edwards, I'raw ford, Xirton, Loveioy, Ridley, Ward, El-_ kington, and Ciissold, / ; B PROGRAMME. 1. Maiden Hac* Steeplechase, of 10 soys; weight for age; for horses that have never won an advertised steeplechase; entrance, 10s ; distance, about two miles; to start at 11.15 a.m. •■ 3S, 'Handicap Hack Huedles, or 15 soys; - nomination, ss ; acceptance, 10s ; 'distance, about 2 miles. 3. Hunt Litre Cm? Steeplechase, a Cup <>f the, value of 15 soys ; second horse to receive atrophy of the value of 5 soys ; for qualified horses only (see rules at foot); nomination, ss; acceptance, 10s ; minimum weight, 11 . stone; about 3 miles-; Gentlemen Tiders, who must produce their certificates from the Metropolitan Club in the district in which they reside, will be allowed 71bs off handicap weight ; to start at 1p m. 4. Welteb Handicap Hack Flat Race, of 15 soys; nomination, ss; ac* ceptance, 10s ; about 1| miles ; minimum weight 10 stone; to start at r&)pm. 5. Open Handicap Steeplechase, of 65 ' soys; second horse to receive 5 soys from the stakes ; nomination, 15s ; ' acceptance, 15s; about 2 miles; to start at 2 30 p.m. 6 The Ladies' Beacelet; a handicap steeplechase; the first horse to - receive a Bracelet of the value of 15 soys;' second horse to receive a Bracelet of the value of 5 soys ; for qualified hunters, nominated by Ladies; same conditions as No. 3 race; nomination, ss; ; acceptance, 10s • about 2 miles ; winner" of Cap 1 to carry 71bs penalty; tofetart at 3.15 p.m. .. " ' , . _ 7 Final Hack S-teeplbchase, of i.5 soys; nomination ss ; acceptance, - 10s; distance, about 1| miles; to start at 4 p.m. ; weights declared after Bracelet is run. "HATES OF NOMINATIONS, AO- -. CEPTANCES, &c. ' 'dominations— On Satcbday, 22nd Au« «ust, at 8 p.m. •,»•-, Acceptances and Entries for Maidea— Monday, 7th September, at 8 p m. Weights will appear on Feiday. 4th , September. ■RULES AND REGULATIONS 1 All races will be run under rules of racing adopted by the Metropolitan 2 All races, with, exception of No. 5, open to hacks enly. Definition of hacks, assdopted by WJ.O, strictly adhered 3 A hunter is a horse that has been hunted with any recognised .pack of hounds for season 1891 to the satisfaction of the Master, and must be. the bonajide property of a member of the Club. 4 In races 3 and 6 Master's Certificate mast be produced to the Clerk of the Scales or the horse will not be allowed to start. . 5 All Nominations, Entries, Acceptances, &c accompanied by the amount payable, must be in the hands of the Secretary not later than 8 p.m. on dates nsmed. . . ' - 6: All nominations must contain descriptions, age, pedigree, performances, and necessary Fees and Colors of Riders must be forwarded with acceptances and general entries. g EDMD. GOODBEHERE, Hon. Sec. r-MPIRE LUNCHEON & SUPPER C SALOON. The Oyster Shop of Wellington. Oyster season 1891. "W. SIMMONS, Dealer m Oysters; bn^ked Fish anc * • Shell Fish of every, kind. Also Poulterer and Licensed Dealer ir - Garoe. Visitors to Wellington are invited to cal WILLIS STREET. WELLINGTON