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Manawatu Herald, Volume VII, Issue 235, 18 January 1889, Page 4

TfIOXTON TRACING pLUB. THE SUMMER MEETING "WILL HB HELD ON ANNIVEESAKY DAY, Tuesday, Jan. 22, 1889. Prksident : J. M'Lennan, Esq. Vice-president : E. S. Thynne, Efq. Stewards : Messrs J L Oliver, W Bailey, T Pureell, F Andrews. J Pnrcell, J Whyfce, and G Gray. Judge : Mr F Robinson, jun. Stakter : Mr H Davidson. Clerk op the Course : Mr W Keys. C lerk op the Scales : Mr J R McMillan Handicappers : The Committee. Timekeeper : Mr H W Haybittle. PROGRAMME. 1 Handicap Hcbdle Race of SO soys— Spoond horse 5 soys from the stakes. Two mile s and a distance, over eight flights of hurdles, 3ft6inhi-h. Nomination 1 soy ; acceptance 30s. To start at 11 30 am. 2. HicK Hurdle Race of 15 soys— Post entrance 1 s<)v. , One mile and a dipt tance; over lour hurdles. Open to all horses that have never won pnblic money of a Btake not exee diuft the value of £20, or been nominated for on advertised race of the same amount six months previous to date of meeting ; hack races exceptfdWeights to he not under lOst. To start at 12.15 p m. 3. foxton haoing club handicap of in soys, seoond horse 10 soys from the stakes. — THatance, one mile and three quarters. Nomination 1 soy, acceptance 2 sots. The winner of any Handicap to the value of 100 soys after the claration of weights to cany 7lbs extra. To starfc at 1 p.m. 4. Selling Hack Rack of 20 soys— Post entrance 1 soy. Weights not less than 9st. For all horses that have never won public money (hack races excepted)... The winner of tbiß race to become the property of the Stewards, and to be sold immediitely after the race. Any other horse in the race may be put up to auotion at the request of any Steward or competitor in the race, the owner to receive the up* set price of £20 ; any further sum realised itflga 1 to the f UDOB '^ the Club. Kst|Bee,rj onbe ' fcrand ftpe, cburse. Jockeys to ride in colbrs. L To stat at lpm. 5. Stewards' Stakes Handicap, of 65 soys. Second horse 5 sovb from the stakes. Distance, a mile and. a half. Nominatival soy 'acceptance, 1 soy Winner of the F; ft. G. Handicap to carry a penalty of 71bs. To start at 245 p.m. 6. Hack Eace, of 10 soys. Entrance, 1 soy. Distance, once round the course. Qualißcation same as Jn Hack Hurdle Race. Weight to oe^not under Bst. Winner of any Hack Flat Race prior to date of meeting to carry a penalty of 71bs. To start at 330 p.m. 7. Flyinc Stakes Hanpipap. Qf 50 soys. ] 8&oid' horse three Srirom the stakes. Distance, three quarters of a mile. Nomination, 1 soy ; acceptance 1 soy. To start at 4 p.m. Forced Handicap, of 20 bovb. Once ! round the course. Entrance, winning horses 1 soy, losing horses 10s. To startat4.^p.in., il , „ : , Nominations for all Handicaps, close on Tuesday, 18th December, at 9 p.m. Weights to be declared on Friday, January 4th. General- sntriM and '•ccepbidces dose on Monday,,l4tYj4fltf»ry,at9'p.ni. . RULES AND REGULATIONS. 1 . No eotry will h* received f• >r ony race except upon this condition,— That all diaput£% elates and object!' na arisrngjoai of, ttte lacl'jg^^iajll Jbe dectdstl by a majority' of 'the' Stewartlß 'present or those whom they may appoint Their decision npon all points connected with the carrying ont'of the Programme' shall ho final. 2. All entries to be sealed and addressed to the Hon. Secretary, Foxton, with the name, age at time of c try, pedigree, name of the owner and colours of the ridnr. r- , / .A II entries nnd vtomwtitibna must he iv the hand* of the Secretary at the stated time and place <w» advertised, accompanied by the, amount of.mi^iri^Qi«^Mefitra'ncA Impiie)/.1 mpiie)/. \ Post, MfayA jow'^'tfe received Uiklffr, fewy preten'ce'whatevir,' ananomtotations unpaid at the time of (he due date of weights, trill be struck out or the list. 3. When two or more horses i start, the property or the same ownerj a 'distinguishing colour worn. 4 Any jockey rMine except in the colours entered will be fined three b vs. 5. A 1 races \a t be iun rader' be Wanganni J. C. B-les. •-' r '■■.. .;!.<",.•. 6. Horses willdng over will only receive half thesta. en. 7. AH protests n.ust be in writing, accompanied by a fee of 2 s vs. 8. All portions intending to withdr w horses, arereojdMdtefdye,V»ritfen npfiqe.to jtbU effect to thftlicW&ry Of Cterfc of the Scales, one half, hour before the time fixed for starting. Any peraon naatecting -or •fofjMimr to comply with this mle ehijjpaj! a ftne fofJS Mffs'tQ B cc fund. •• Z«s P& fewiiwUii'-dednoted f torn 'all winning* NO QUALIFICATION FEE REJOHN R, RUSSELL, Hon. Sec. .. * TX7ANTED, Farmers and Dairy- * ' men to inspect my Barrel Churns, which are without doubt the best churns in the market. The have been twice exhibited, and received highest prizes both times. Over a dozen testimonials to be had on application. Chas. E. GAUSTAD, Cooper, Fitzberbert Street, Palmerßton North. Mr Edmund Osborne, Storekeeper, Foxton, lms been appointed agent for Foxton district, trom whom testimonials and prices can be obtained, *nd where the churns can be seen. \ j p.""e~ellert "gi lbert, Pianoforte' and Harmoninm TUJ^KK A2U.D REPAIREI From Wanganui. Will Foxton every four month! Orders left at theMANAWATU TTeratj (Jffice will receive prompt attention.