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Hokitika Guardian, 28 November 1929, Page 3

(Hokitika —-F du tided 1866). £9SO—IN ■STAkES-J-£950 AND A SILVER’pUP. CHRISTMAS MEETING (Boxing Day). THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26th. 192 p. APPROVED PROGRAMME I-MAIDEN HANDICAP; 80 sots., second horse to receive ? il6 sovs/and third horse 8 . sovs 'dab -of stakes; For two year-olds and .upwards that have not won an advertised race At time of starting. Two year-otda 7st. 51bs; tliree 'ryear-ukls Bst. slbs; four year-olds .and clip wards 9st. Nomination 20stt acceptance 20s. 5i furlongs..; : . ;hisn 2 THOMPSON, HANDICAP, 100 wvs. second horse to i:ecejye 20 sevs, arid third 10 sovs .out-offtakes. (A straight tart is proyyjled for this event,/. Nomination acceptance • 20s. G furlongs. -vii*-:;, ' : 3 HACK HANDICAP, ,110 snvs, >m» cond horse to receive 22 sovs, and third horse 11 sov-s out of intakes. Hack conditions, as provided in Rules oi Racing. Nomination 20a,; acceptance 20s 7 furlongs.* ;*• 4 WESTLAND CUP HANDICAP, 200 sovs, second horse to' receive 40 Bov's and Third horse 20 sovs out of stakes. (Also, a silvey cup, value 20 sovs, presented to winning owner, donated by Licensed "Victuallers). Nomination acceptance 40s. 11 miles. ... 5 CHRISTMAS HANDICAP, 120 sovs, second horse to receive 24 sovs, and third horse 12 sovs out of stakes. Nomination 20s; acceptance 20s. oi furlongs. 6 HIGH-vVEIGFIT HANDICAP, 12C sovs, second horse to receive 24 sovs, and third horse, A? f sovs out of stakes,. Minimum weight ,8 stone. Nomination, 2Qs acceptance .265. 7 furlongs, i , ;['; t \.. .t 7 -ELECTRIC, HANDICAP,, TPRsqvb. •second . hprse to receive"aO -sovs, third horse 10, sovs out. of .stakes; (A straight start is provided, fcfT this event). ! Ndiiiiha'tipii 20s: ,aci ccptance 20s, .6 fi V— goldfields’ ‘ handtcap, ( 120 sovs, second liorse to ' ‘recei ve 24 sovs, and third horse 12, sovs out '.of stakes Nomination -205,; aepeptaiice 20s. 7. furlongs. NOMINATIONS FOR 1 ALL EVENTS nust be in the hands ’of t.h<y SeorHary, nth entrance money, Amft-iR desoripion, age and uf. horsei" pam* i trainer, owner and colours, hv 8.30 cm. on WEDNESDAY, ipith. DECEIVE SFIV, ’I92S). '■ / { X, f HAND CAPS' FOR AUk .EVENTS e,dared on ‘MOXDA Y/IVrtDEC t?M IER., 1920, \.•.,'r ACCEPTANCES for ael events lose at;; the SecVetaiN’s' ’Rfficp, Hofei* ika,«at. 8.3 Q : p.rn. on : Eft .Iff) A.F, ; JOtiL >ECEM BER', 1929/' **• Ladies '. ' ' V-5 ADMISSION TO COURSE: 3; gentlepiep 7s Gd. ' B. ,.Secretary.; 1* 0. Box 64, Hokitika

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