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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 68, 5 December 1891, Page 4

•TIEILDING: JOCKEY CLUB. X? — PROGRAMME Of Hack Meeting to be held on MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1891. President— Mr F. Y. Leth bridge. VicePresident — Mr Macarthur, M.H.E. Judge — Mr Downes. Treasurer — Mr Allen. Startei — Mr Bury. Handicapper- -Mr J. E. Henry. Cleric of Scales— Mr W. G. Haybittle. Time keeper — Mr Gnlway. Stewards — Messrs W. Bailey, Saxon, Sandilands, Haybittle, Sherwill, Saunders, Morey. 1. Handicap Hurdle Race, of 35 soys., second norse 5 soys from the stakes ; distance 2 miles and a distance, over eight flights of hurdles 3ft 6in high. Nomination, 10s ; acceptance, 20s ; winner of any hurdle race after declaration of weights to carry" lOlbs penalty. 2. Maiden Hurdles, of 15 soys, distance 1J niiles, over 5 flights of hurdles 3ft 6ins high ; open to horses that have never won a hurdle race of any description at time of starting ; ens trance, 10s. Lowest weight 10 stone. 3. Manchester Handicap, of 50 soys, second horse to receive 10 soys from stakes. Nomination, 1 soy ; accept-< -ance, 1 soy ; distance, If miles. The winner of any .! ''■ndicap flat race after the declaration of weights to carry lOlbs penalty. 4. Maiden Plate, of 15 soys ; distance one mile and a distance. Open to horses that have never won. a. flat race of any, description at the time of starting lOs!: 5. Flying Stakes Handicap, of 30 soys, second horse to receive 5 soys from the stakes ; distance, 6 furlongs ; nomination, 10s ; acceptance, 1 soy ; winner of any handicap flat race after the declaration of weights to carry lOlba penalty. 6. Local Handicap, of 15 soys; 1 mile • and a distance ; open to horses owned within the following districts : The" Manchester Block, Kiwitea Road Board District, and the ridings of Mount Stewart and Sandonof the Manawatu County Council and to be the bona fide property of owners 2 months prior to nomination ; nomination, ss ; acceptance, 10s. 7. Welcome Stakes, of 15 soys, distance 4 furlongs ; catch weights ; post entry, 10s. 8. Denbigh Stakes, of 20 soys ; distance, 1 mile ; welter weight for age ; maiden at time of start to be allowed lOlbs ; entrance, 20s. Weights declared on or about sth De« cember. Acceptances and General Entries on Tuesday, 15th December, at 8.30 p.m. A Hack is a horse that has never won an advertised race or is nominated for any race at timo of start, or for sis months previous thereto, (Hack or Hun* ters' Eaces excepted). The advertised fees must in every case accompany Nomination and acceptance. All nominations, which must enclose name, age, pedigree, and performance of horse and colors of the rider, and also acceptances to be addressed to the Secretary. Post Office, Peilding. Telegraph Office closes at 5 p.m. No commission deducted from stakes. Submitted to and approved by the Wanganui Jockey Club.— Fbeeman E. J4.CKBON, Secretary. EDMD. GOODBEHEEE. Secretary. To travel this season in the Manawatu District The pure-bred Clydesdale Entire PELDE OF SANDON THE PEIDE of SANDON is a beautiful bay; he stands about 16 hands high., standing on nice short legs, with nice flat bone, and hair of the finest quality. He was bred by Mr G. Hurst, of Sandon, out of his pure-bred mare Eose, by the Pride of Canterbury, by Glenroy, dam Blossom, by old Wellington, Glenroy by Prince of Wales, Rose by Lord Clyde (imp.), g. dam Blossom, by England's Hope (imp.), g.?. dam Bonney, by Samson (imp.), K-g.g. dam Gipsey, imported from Tasmania. It will thus be seen that the Pride of Sandon has some of the purest Clydesdale blood in him that has ever been im« ported to New Zealand, being such horses as the Pride of Cantorburf, Glen* roy, Prince of Wales, old Wellington ; on his dam's side he has such good old horses as Lord Clyde, England's Hope, and Samson, With such blood as this in him he cannot fail to get stock of as good value. He was highly recommended for third place at the M. and W. C. Agricultural and Pastoral Association's Show last year. Fee : £3 ; two or more mares by agreement ; groomage fee, ss, All fees to be paid by promissory note, falling due on January 4th, 1891. Ashurst, Monday; Halcombe, Wed« nesday; Mr Reid's (Makino), Wednesday night ; Sandon, Thursday and Friday ; Foxton Line, Saturday. For further particulars apply to B. SHEEBIN. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN THE Rangitikei & Subeottnding Disteicts, The well-known American Trotting Stallion OAKGROVE OAKGEOFE is a blood bay with black points, 16^ hands high and well proportioned throughout. He is considered by competent judges to be one of the best e&Yriago liorsos ever imported to this colony. He was imported by ,)ohn Kerr, Esq., M.H.E. , who says he has no equal in the colony for getting hacks, hunters, or fnst and powerful light harness horses. Oakgrove is by Imngton, dam Druidess ; Irvington is by Eysdyk's Hambletonian, dam Imogene by Seeley's American Star. Oakgrove will be at Mr Charley Fitz* Herbert's, Cinder Hill, Makino, on Tuesday ; in Feilding nnd Palmerston on Wednesday ; Bulls on Thursday. Terms : £3 3s per season, or half guar» antce £4— £2 first of January, 1892, £2 first September, 1892, or when mare proves in foal. Paddocking free for one month. After which one shilling per week will be charged. Mares dying, being sold, or changing hands in any way whatever to be paid for per season. All care taken, but no responsibility. JOS. B. WAEEINEE, Owner, Upper Tutaenui, near Marton.