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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 302, 11 December 1874, Page 2

guU/criigcnrerrts. I PIT BATHANS ANNUAL PACES SATURDAY AND MOM DAY DECEMBER26TH and 28th, 1874. Commencing each day at One o'clock. Stewards-: -■■■• - Messrs. P Kenny, E de B Campbell, S Hanger, P Hanrahan, W M'Connbchie, P Mallon, W Pyle. .'■-."" Judge: ,Mr Hugh Handside. . Starter : Mr Patrick Kemry. Clerk of the Course : • ■ Mr J R Jones. : J : ; fi ; r;st ' d ay. '*';'■'.■•. Maiden Platk of 10 sovs, for all horses that have never won an advertised race of over £lO. Weight for age. Distance, one mile and a-quarter. St. Bathans Handicap of 40 sovs. Nomination, 30s. Acceptance. 20s. Distance, one mile and a-half. Second horse to save his entry and acceptance. For this race the following have been nominated and handicapped as under : Foster's b g Coquet, aged, lOst lib Keenan's ch g Pickpocket, syrs, 9st 3fb Holding's g m Maggie, aged, Bst 01b : Smart's b g Jackass, aged, 6st 101b Miners'and Packers' Purse of 15 sovs. No weight under 9st. One mile heats. Entrance, 20s. Winner of the Handicap race to carry 71bs penalty. ' Hack Selling Rack of £lO. If entered to be sold for £2O to crrry 9st.; £.] 5, Sst.; £lO, 7st.; £8; 6st. Any. surplus to go to the Race Fund. -One mile heats. Enrance, 15s. Huhry Scurry Race of £5. Catch weights. Distance, one mile. Entrance, 10s. SECOND DAY. > Hack Race of £5. Catch weights. Distance, g one nnile and a-quarter. Entrance, 10s. Hack Selling Race of £5, with a sweepstake of 15s.' added. No weight under Bst. Winner ;o hs sold for £lO. Surplus (if any) to go; to the Race Fund. Once round the course. . Pleats. Entrance, 10s. Consolation Han oicav of £lO sovs. For ' all beaten horses. To be handicapped by the stewards. Distance, one mile. I Entrance, 15s. ,-'", Hospital Race of £—. To be presented by the winner lo the funds of the Mount Ida District Hospital. Catch weights. Distance, one mile. Rider of. winning horse to receive a whip; second horse a pair.of spurs. Entrance, 2s. 6d. During the Second Day a number of FOOTRACES : and other ■'"" ATHLETIC SPORTS I will conie off. r • : Post entries. Three entries for each race, ;or no event, -... In all cases of dispute the.decision of;the stewards to be final. • Mo person will be allowed to enter a horse for any race in this programme—hack and hurry-scurry,races excepted—unless the same is the bona fulenronertv of a subscriber nf not; jess tnan 3b I is. to mlo JKace i'uiitl, , Jockey Costume : Any person " rilling, ■ ex- I cept in colors entered, will be fined £l. - Five per cent will be-deducted from the gross amount of air stakes for expenses. ; ■ Any person entering a protest must deposit £1 Is.; and.shqulil such protest -be. deemed frivolous by' thestewards will have to forfeit the amount, ' ' W. PYLE, Hon.' Sec, NOTICE. -..,< '..- 7 ' LL Accounts due to the Estate of - the late Dr. Dick are required by the Executors to be settled ut an : Eai-ly Date; ' Mr. GK F, Newmarch has beeniEmpowered to Collect and Receipt said Accounts. Nuaeby, 29fch September, 187*.. FOR PRIVATE SALE. ; ' NE SHAKE (30 Scrip) in the Undaunted Water Race Company, Limited. Apply to INDTCR AND GEORGE, Commission Agents: The Talue of this property is so well known that comment is unnecessary. Oo' £ CO 5H 1 S S) - '■H'|K,o i | W CO