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Manawatu Herald, Volume VII, Issue 242, 15 February 1889, Page 4

ft I&LANAWATU RACING CLUB. AUTUMN~IV[EETING. ; To be held on the I PALMERSTON N. RACECOURSE j ON j ■"TYRIDAY, -jkTARCH Ist, 1880. j President : Mr.D H. MacarJhur, M H.JR. ; Viee-Presidenl; : Mr 11. M'-Nfil; Stewards : Messrs J. R. Forstcr-Pratr, A. R. Lyons, H: Gillie?, H. Stcvpps, D. Prinple, J, ("otter, and W. Cobh ; Judge: Mr 'l hos. Kni ht ; Sfauter: Mi J. R. Fo: ster-Pratt ; Handicapper : Mr J. O. Ev< tt ; Timekeeper : Mr H. W. Haybittle ; Clei k of Scales i Me Thus. Kinp ; C erk of Course : Mr ,T. ' nrcell ; Treasurer: Mr.T. t'. Baoua. PROGRAMME FOR THE DAY. 1. Flying Stakes Handicap, of 75 f>ove. Second horse t.u eceive 10 sovs frnn*. the stakes. Nominntion, 1 sov ; acceptance, 2 sovp. Distance, G f«ilonsrs. T» start at li noon. 2 Handicap Hvrdle Race of 6C sovs— Second hoise to r< ceiv? 10 sovs from the Brakes. Nominntion, I aov ; acceptancp, 2 sovs. Distance, 2 mile* over eight nVuhts ->f hurdles 3ft 6in high. To Mart h* 12 45 p m 8. Handicap Hack Hurdie Eace of 20 sovs. Nbmi- at ion, 10c ; acceptance, l'K Open to hors a that have never won public, morey (Hnek and Hunters *aoe3 excepted) or heen nominated for any race within six months from date of entry. Disraiiee, nhout one mile and a half, ox'er six fliah's of hurdles 3fi 6in hijrh. Jockpys to ride i" c<>lnrs. To start at 1 30 pm. 4. M^NAWATU RACNSG OJ Ufi'S HANDICAP, of 225 so^-s. Second horse \o receive 25 sovs from thf stake*. Koimnik'ion, 1 *ov ; acreptance, 5 *ovs. Distance, If miles. The winner of any lao^of K'O sovs afier the uf weiehts, to carry u renal ty of aibs, of I*so sovs, 71bs. To nt.«rt at 2.45 p.m. 6. Handicap Hack Race, of 20 sovs. -Nomination, 10s ; acceptancp, 10m. Opt-n to horge? *hat have never won public money (Hack and Hunters' -Hacts rx<epted), «>r been nominated for any race within six months from date of entry. Distance, nbout 1 milp. J. cke\B to ride in colouis. To start at 3 15 p.m. 6. Stewards' Stakis Handicap, of 110 sovs. Sec< nd bois^ to leciive 10 fovs from the stakes. Nominfl'ior, 1 sov. : acceptance, 3 sovb. Distance, 1J miles. 'I he of the Manawaiu Racing Club's Hnndicap to carry a penal y of 71b3. The winnf-r of any lace of 100 sovs, after decoration of weights, 1o carry a penalty of fllrs, of 150 snvs, 7lhs. To start at 4 o'cloik p.m. 7- Ladies' Bracei^kt, of 50 sovs, in plate or speci**, at winneiV option. Second horpp to rpcejvo 10 8:; vs frr>m the ■takes. Horses to he nominated by Ladie». Welter weight fur ace. De- j tance, H mi'es. O<>nMrmnn riders j only, to te approved of I y the Stew- j ' ardß hy 1 oVlock on the day of race. Enln-ncp, 2 sovs. Riders in racing costume. T> start nt 4.45 p.m. Nominations for Flying H-mdieap. H*n- ' dic-p Hnrdlpp. M naw.i'n Rcinc Clnh'^ HnnrUop, and StewßHb' f^take». wi'l be K>Ceivpd, aridrps^erl in thn Sp<"-e*jtry. , MRC .nt the Commp>cial H^'pl, P--i!nw. | •♦on No'th. up to Fridav, Februurv Ist, 1889, nt 9 p.m. Wekht» to \r> (l.c'n-H on Saturday. 1 Fehnmy fl-h. Accpn'arcps fo»- Flyine Handicap. flar_ f\c*v Hnrdlpp, Manawn'n Roo^g C nH'« Hindi »p. S awards Stf>fc-o S . Entries for Lid ips' B-bcpV. and Nomina'i"""! f>r Handicap Hack Hurdle R- C e »nd Hmdioop Hi-ck Rrpe, c'o»p on Tuesday, Fehrutry 19th, 1889. at 9 n.m. Weieh^s for th*> Handicap Hck Hurd'e Race and Handicap Hack R»ce. wi" he declared op Sa«nr/?» v , Fehrnary 23 d. Acceptarces for both HandiVop H ck Hurdle B«cp. and Handicap H«ck Race clo'e at 12 SO p.m. or. th» day of race, with the Secretary, on the Course. RULES AND REGULATIONS. 1. V enirrwiilh p>c<«trpd f r any rncp nxcert ■T«n thla con-Htto '.—That nil disnnt* s. claims and ohpctl na ar an» otjt of »hn aci is anal he di>ctd»«l hv a majority of the Stewards nreaent o • t'loaawhom th^y miy apnoint Their decision nron all points co meted with the c irrying out or the Pron-imni" shall b^ flnat 2. All entrlPß to ho seale • and addressed to the Spcetarv. Pal-n«rgt n *onh ; ent nnce money enrl Bed. with the nnme, age at timp of e trv, redigree. nnd (in the c.se of h n leaps) perf-i ni. •rices of ihe ho< bj, name of the owner, and colours of the rider. 4 Any jockey rl "in* except in the colours entered will he fined three s vs 4. When two or wore horses start, the prop«gt; of the name owner, a dUthiEmshing c.lonr . ' worn. - „'; A l r;Ces t0 be iun unil «" '*** Wanganui J. C. E les. 6. Horses walking over will only receive h »lf th«Bta 6B 7, All persons intend ng to withdnw hor«es. are required o (rtve « Htten notice to that effect to the Secretary or Clerk of tlie Sc >les, one halfhour before the time fix<d for starting. Anv ppr•on neglecting or refusing to ro-nplv with this rule ehnil pay a fine of ; s sovs to It ce fund. All en'riea and roml tut m must be in tne hands of the Sec etary at tho time am p ace as advertiMil. Postm rk» will uot bn received. Nohoisetosaveits st bp< 1> any race except where ot- erwise specified, Pena ties in above programme not to be cunrnlntWn. NO QUALIFICATION FEE REQUIRED. C. C. MILES, Secretary. Passed and approved — Freeman R. Jackson, Secretary Wanganni Jockey Ulub. January 7to, 1889 'n^ANTED, Farmers aud Dairy j v men to inspect my Barrel Churns, which are without doubt the best chnrua in the market. The bave heen twice exhibited, and r e . ceived highest prizes both t mes. Over a dozen testimonials to be had on application. Chas. E. GAUSTAD, Cooper, Fitzberbert Street, P«lmerston North. Mr Edmund Osborne, Storekeeper, Pox' on, hns been appointed agent for Foxton district, lrom whom tesmouia's and prices can be obtained nd where the churns can be seen. I