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Hokitika Guardian, 3 January 1931, Page 8

WESTLAND TROTTING s CLUB ANNUAL TROTTING MEETING TO BE HELD ON HOKITIKA RACE-COURSE ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7th, 1931 .WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7th, 1931. £7OO IN STAKES £7OO IN STAKES APPROVED PROGRAMME 1. DISTRICT HANDICAP (in harness), 70 so vs., second horse to receive 14 sovs., and 3rd horse 7 sovs., from the stake. For horses which have been in one of the Counties of Buller, lnangahua, Grey or Westland, or any West Coast Borough, for at least three months immediately prior to the race, and owned or leased by residents of the said Counties or Boroughs. Horses will be handicap to do 3.7 or better, li miles. Nomination 20s; acceptance 30s. 2. KANIEIM HANDICAP (in harness). 80 sovs., second horse to receive 16 sovs , and 3rd horse 8 sovs. from the stake. Horses in this event will be handicapped to do 2.28 or better. 1 mile. Nomination 20s; acceptance 30s. 3. RIMU GOLDFIELDS HANDICAP (in harness). 80 sovs., second horse to receive 16 sovs. and 3rd horse 8 sovs from the stake. For unhoppled trotters only Horses in this event will be handicapped to do 3.51 or bettor. 1J miles. Nomination 20s; acceptance 30s. 4. —WESTLAND TROTTING CLUB HANDICAP, (in harness). 140 sovs., and Silver Cup to be presented by the Hokitika Licensed Victuallers, second horse to receive 28 sovs., and 3rd horse 14 sovs. from the stake. Horses will he handicapped to do 4.00 or hotter. 2 miles. Nomination 30s; acceptance 50s. 5. STAFFORD HANDICAP, (in harness). 80 sovs., second horse to receive 16 sovs. and 3rd horse 8 sovs. from the stake. Horses will be handicapped to 3.2 or better. 1£ miles. Nomination 20s; acceptance 30s. 6. -DOMINION TROTTERS HANDICAP, (in harness). 90 sovs., second horse to receive 18 sovs., and 3rd horse 9 sovs. from the stake. For unhoppled trotters only. Horses will be handicapped to do 5.8 or better. 2 miles. Nomination 20s; acceptance 355. 7. AVIATION HANDICAP (in saddle). 80 sovs., second horse to receive 16 sovs., and 3rd horse 8 sovs. from the stake. Horses will be handicapped to do 3.3 or better. U miles. Nomination 20s; acceptance 30s. 8. —FINAL HANDICAP, (in harness) 80 sovs., second horse to receive 16 sovs., and 3rd horse 8 sovs. from the stakes. Horses will be handicapped to do 2.23 or better. 1 mile. Nomination 20s; acceptance 30s. ACCEPTANCES close with the Se cretnry, on Friday, 2nd January, 1931, at 8 p.m. M. H. HOUSTON, Hon. Secretary. P.O. Box 70, HOKITIKA.

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