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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 1465, 26 September 1885, Page 3

MANAWATU Racing Glub. »UMMER~IiKETING To be held ou the Palmerston North Racecourse on Saturday, 26th Dec. 1885. President : Mr D. H. Mncirtlmr, M.TI.R. ; Vice- • Pre3ide»ts : Mesa H. McNeil & .Tnmc3 Liitton ; Stewards : Messrs J. It. Forstcr Pratt, "M. Preadergast, A. JJ. Russell, B. S. Abraham, J. King, • Adam McDonald,- aud Dr Macintire ; Judge : Mr TIIO3. Knight. Starter: Mr J.C. Nathasi: Handicapper : Mr J. O. Evett ; Timekeeper : Uv H. W. Haybittle ; Clerk qt Scaled: Mr A. S. Bentley ; Clerk of Course ; "Mr J. Lane ; Treasurer : Mr J. C. Hunua. PRpaiIAMMB FOR THE DAY. 1. Haxdicap Hurdle Rase, 30 soys. To start ht lln.iu. Nomination, 1 soy. ; acceptance, 1 sot. Diitiico, 2 miles, over 8 flights of hurdles, 3ft Giii high. S. Hack Muhdle Race, 10 soys. To start at 11.45 a.nu Po3t entry, 1 soy. Weight not less than 10 stone. Opea to horses that have never won public money (hack races excepted). Distance, once round tlie course. Jockeys to ride m colors. . S. Maidkx Plate, 25 soys. To start at 12.80 p.m. Entrance, 1 soy. Weiglit-for age. Opcutonll > horses that have never Avon an advertised race prior to dite'of entry, after which the winner of auy. such race -to carry a penalty of '51b. Distance, U miles. . , • - 8. Novel Hack Race, SO sots. To start at 1.15 ; p.m. Postentry.lsdT. Weights not less.tlmißst. For all horses, that have never' avou public money (hack races excepted.) The : Winner of ' this race to .become the property of the Stow■v. '' nrds, and-to be sold immedi itcly af cer the race. : Any other Jiorse m. the rice m«y beputupto auction at the request of any Steward or com- ■ petifcor^u tlie- race, the. owner to receive the " ' upset pttco'of &-2 •"; ;fiy f urt'ver : ,3uni rciliitil to ■; , . go to the fuhdi of Club. 'Dirtjnjce' once round the course. Jockeys to ride m colors. 5- TiK PALBBR-iTOX Uuiseas, a Handicap of 100 guineas ; second horse to receive 10 sovis. from st:tkcs. To stir tat 2.30" p.m. Nominations, 1 soy; acceptance, 2 sov<. Dijtasice •1} miles. The winner of any race of 100 soys. af wr the de- - '■' deration of weights to curry a penalty of 51b ; of £150, h penalty of, 71b. : ' ' «. HANDICAP HACK iiACB, .10 sov.s. To start ■ . . .a| 5.13 p.m. Nomi:i:itio i, 10s ; acceptance. IQ$, , . ■ Por lior.ses that have liot -.roh ah advertised f.ice fc for'six months prior to d ite of lioniihatioM(li:ick r.iccs excepted). Xomin:itio.is must be m ■the hands of the Secretary by 2.p.m>Qji>raced:iy. Weights posted at 2.30 pan^; iicctptancesino't'' ■ Inter thm 2.45 p.m. Jockey.! to ride m colors/-' Distance, 1 mile. . ' 7. FLY-IMG- HANDICAP, 50 soys ; second horse &. rooeirc 10 soys. from stakes. To start »t 4 p.iiL. Noniiaation, 1 soy. ; a ccptance, lsov. DisfciAcp - . 6 furlongs. Tlie >riiuier of - the.-i'aliuersjtoy*'' Guineas to carry 71bs. penalty. •.■■ : ' l^"^-' ; a .-r Nominations for Handicap Hnrdlcs'^Slnicrston; Guiue w, anl Flying Handicipwillbe rofceiv^fl, nddressed to the Secretary Ma laiyatu Racing Olfab, at the Commercial Hotel, 'Palmcrstcn North, -tip: to-' Wednesday, 25th November, at 9 p.m. ■••"■-- Weights will be declared on Monday, 7fclrDeccmber. ■-.-.■- ■ ■ ' >' Acceptances for. Ttniidiuap. Hiirdles, Palmerston Guineas, Flying HanditnpV and Entries for itiJdan Pl:ite Close on Tuesday, 15th December, at t> pan; RULES & REGULATIONS. „* .. \ >-J ■-. , No Entry will be received formally. -Racespxcept , upo.i thU, coaditio-i,— That "ail" Disputes, '.' Claim-!, »nd Objections arisiug out of . theVrsicliig'sTfiMljbe ■'' -■'■ decid-id by amijority of the .Ste'.vrißb^pres6iit,ior . -those whom they miy appoint.. Their. decisjrin upon all points connected with the carrying..,' out pf tl:is«'Programme shall be fihal.-. .'•■■■''■■■ :>•:■■■'■ -- ■' '' ■ > All Entries to be' Seiled and 'addressed* to t)ie ■ . Socretary, Palmerston North ; Esiteiuce Moiiey e:i---r •-. closed with Name, Asrc at the time of Entry,- Pedigree, ami, m.. the ease of Handicaps, Performaitdes ' of the norse, Name of. the owner. a-«l Colours'bf the Rider. Any Jockey riding except m the colours entered will be fined 8 soys. ; ■> .; ... :-\ \ When .tw.o or three horses start (tlie property 'of 1 the same owner) a Distinguishing Colour must be worn. All persons intending to withdraw horses, are required to give Notice to that effect to the Secretary "or Clerk of Scales one half-hour before -starting. . . Aiiy person neglecting or refusing to comply with i this Rule shall pay a fine of s?ovs. to the Race Fund.' ' . : • : All races to be run under the.W.J.C. Rule 3. -Horses walking over will only receive half the Stakes. ■ • • .-.•■■• No horse to yave its Rtikes m any race except •' where otherwise sppcifiul. - . "■' * fAll Entries and Nominations must be m the hands of tlie Secretary at time and place as ndvrrtisrd, accompanied by the amount of nominations and entrance money. r O ;t marks will not be received under asiy prcteiice WhatcVor, and nominations nn- .. paid at the time of due date of weights will be struck off tlie list. ■ ' Penalties m above Programme not to be cumula-,:-tive. ..•■■'•■ No Qaalificition Fee required. '".'.'' ' ■ -. ■..-♦•■..• T. KING, Seeretarv. [ThoM.R.C. HANDICAP will appear m Prb- ■ gramme of Autumn Meeting which, will be duly . notified.] : TOrMOEIROW. PALMERSTON BANR CHAMBERS, THE SQUARE. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27TH, 1885. SUBJECT: Intellectual Development. Liberty of Women and Children. ft The Woman is the Equal of the Man." 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