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Hokitika Guardian, 26 September 1929, Page 3

ACING QLUB. ./i ( i l(^Hokitika —Founded I 860). •’ t’JSij-Ef STAKES—£9SO . f AND* A SILVER CUP. ifeTMAS MEETING v ?,• DECEMBER 26th. 1929. K],' AffiipVED* PROGRAMME C. jRAN^CAP,.:,/ao . sots:,': i See6'M‘ l Korse tq.receiye.J6. sovs. and: • f Jthi¥(l-.' ( librsq ■ 8 sbvs ,out;„o£ f stakes. , { j; l‘ twb ! year-olds and, upwafds.that j I<; h p ttVe l i'ibtVwo i h.^,adyertised. 1 at t .• "Rinf#! of L starting.,,« Twoyear-olds’ • '^st'^olb^ 1 * three yqar-oids.vßst. 51bs; j upwards.: 9st. •; ‘Ndmitiatioii. 2Qs; t acceptance 20s. ’• 1 Y- ‘ . • 2iI«rnOMPSON HANDICAP, 100 SOTS, second horse to receive 20. sevs, and Y‘third" 10 sovs out of stakes. (A straight .tart •is provided for this event){fNoniination 20s; acceptance ’2os. 1 0 furlongs. , 3- ACR* HANDICAP, 110 sovs, se- ■ cond‘ horse to receive 22 sovs, and '"third ‘horse 11 sovs out of stakes. 1 Hack. 'Conditions as; provided .in 'Rules oi Racing. Nomination 20s; acceptance 20s. 7 furlongs. 4 westl j And- CUP HANDICAP, 200 sovs, sec'ond horse to receive ,40 sovs and third horse 20 sovs out .of stakes. 1 '‘ (Also a silver pup, value 20 sovs,,.presented to winning owner,'' J do ! f fated by Licensed Victuallers)'. 1 ‘ ‘‘Npmination 20s; acceptance 405.", Ij’'miles. . j;? o—CHRISTMAS HANDICAP, 120 sovs, second to receive 24 sovs, aiul 'tliird horse.. 12 sovs out ; of stakes.'‘Nomination 20s; acceptance'2?ls. 5i furlongs. ■ ;,-Y-‘ . HANDICAP, 120 | guSQyVv, second >.<horse-.i to. t receiver-24 , s6v4p and third' horse 12 sovs out of stakes." Minimum weight 8 stone. , Nomination -20s; acceptance 20s; 7 no raop-Bfc»..- -••••• • gurlongs. 7^il^CTßlC ; HANDICAP, 100 sovs, horse to receive 20 sovS, and third horse 10 sovs out of stakes, i (A straight start is provided 'fqr this event). • Nomination 20s; acceptance' 20s. 6 furloncsp ; B—-i&Oiji)ii|ELDS HANDICAP, 'l2O soya, second 1, horse- to receive- 24 sovs,' and third horse 12 ,sovs;out of - ' ance 7‘ furlongs. •< '. •“ ' ■ : ■ . ••• NOMINATIONS FOR ALL EVENTS must,be in the hands of the Secretary; with entrance money, name, descripj age.and pedigree of horse, name of trainer, owner and colours, by ,8.30 p'mfon WEDNESDAY, 11th. DECEMmm ■ ■■" HANDICAPS FOR ALL EVENTS MONDAY, 16th. DECEMBER,-;^. •Acceptances for all events clofee • at'-Hie Secretary’s Office, Hoki-ti-feft;,’?Kt?ißi3o p.m.. on FRIDAY, 20th. DECEMBER,; 1929. : t ! 1 ADMISSION TO--COURSELadies :7s. 6d. -.'vi,-. ; W f lw DA Jv EVANS/ SeCreta^ 1 ' r >H •■ ;, ' Jt ' ~o ' P. 0 .: Box 64; Hokitika'.

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