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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume V, Issue 364, 27 January 1849, Page 2

BURNHAM WATER RACES. ,

Committee. ■" , Lieuteutnt-ColonelM/Clfverty J. W. M«shalir:Ekq|36sth Regiment « Capteitt Newen'hSm, 65tfc Regiment Jo^fioVorable:&. W. Petrte- " Sharp jS $tr. J. M. Taylor f& JVfr. G. Hunter Mr Hickson ' Mr. John Johnston TVIr. W. Bromley, Junior IVlajor Baker Lieutenant Gordon; 65th 'Regiment JujtGE^-^Eieutenant- Colonel M'Cleverty. - STEwi'RDi£~Major Baker.Mr."!). Wakefield, and Captain Newenham. Clerk of the Course — Mr. Jas. M'Donell.

rpHE RACES will take place on Burnham JL Water m Cou,rse as_follows : — . ~ - , On "Monday, 29th January, ."/ :-iT6 start at half-past Eleven, A Purse of £30, added to a Sweepstakes ofTwo "Guineas eachY Heats 7 twice"fouriH*?Ke Course 7 over hurdles 3 f«e^ inches high — six leaps in each heat — opeTTtoafliiorses. Weights, old, l"0 sto'ne'/lb.; 5 years, 11 stone ;'6 ( ye£rs and aged, 11 stone, 71b. Second horse to. save his -stakes. „ ( ♦ . '_. ' ' , Eider. Capt. Marshall's br.h. Vampire, syrs, Mr. Forster's .; . .b.g. Bushman, syrs, Boxer Mr. Hickson'^. . . .b-h. Btagle, aged, Grimaldi Mr. Duppa's „ . '.. *ch.h. Barbiere, Syrs, Duppa Mr. St. HnTs". . . .h.g.Harribogine,s „Wintringham , Lieut. M'Gregors'S'bf.g.' Slipper, aged, Lett <Mr.,Flyger's . .. .b.g. Independent, aged, — —

,To start at half -past One, The Produce Cup, val,ue 50 -Guineas.,' to he run. far by_theA.year- old produce oi-Ether or Riddlesworth. Entrance Two Guineas each. '|'° start from South end of the Course — once round and in. Weights, 10 stone — Heats, three to start or no race. Mr. Allen's.,. . .b.m. Jenny; L\nd, • Wintringhaift Mr. St t ilin T s..to.m. Pa'stiS^ - , Bromley Mr. Petre's". . '. .hi'.g. Gay lad, Mr. P^tre

To start at 'half-past Two,', Burnham"- Water Stakes, <value £20, added to a Sweepstakes of Two Guineas each. Heats, twice round- the 'Course—open to all horses. Weights, 6 year-old and aged', ,10 stone 7 lb.; 5 years, 10 stone ; 4 years,' 9 stone 71h ; 3 years, 8 stone 71b. Second horse to save his stakes.

C apt. Marshall's ■ . . br Ji: - Varppire, syrs, Lieut. Gordon'^ ..gr.h. Rubens, 3yrs Mi. Hickson's,. .. .}). m. Faction, 6yrs, /Bromley Mr. Duppa's. ..... ch.h. Barbiere, syrs!| Mr. J.M. Taylor's. .Kg. Bullet Eye, aged, Grimaldi Dr. Featherston'sch.m. Nominee, syrs. Lieut.' Thelwall's blk. m. Peggy, aged Lieut. M'Gregorls ta.g. Slipper, aged, Lett Mr. M'Donell's b.g. ' Jtainbow, aged, M'Donell Mr. Duncan's.. b.m. Minawa, ageil> Boxer

On Tuesday, 30th January.

To start at half past JZlevcn.

Beaten Stakes, for all Horses that hare started and not won in the- Hurdle Race 6f the first day- — subject to thesame-con-ditionsand'iveights as for the Hurdle Race. Entrance £li Stakes £ . Two to start or no race. . ■ "

To start -at' half past Twelve. The Ladies-Purse of £25, added to d Sweepstakes of Two Guineas each — Gentlemen riders — heats, twice round the Course. Weights, 6 year-old and aged, 12 atone: 5 3'ears, 11 stone 7 lb. ; 4 years, 11 stone ; 3 years,. 10 stone. Eider. Capt. Marshall's . .br.h. Vampire,, Qyts, Lt. Gordon" Lieut. Gordon's . . gr.h. Rubens, 3yrs f Skipwitb. Lieut. M'Gregor's..by. g. Slipper, aged', Lett > , 3VIr. Hickson's . . . . b. h. Beagle, aged, Mr. Duppa's .*ch.h. Barbiere, syrs Duppa Mr. St. Hill's^. \. .blg^Harribdffihe, syrs, Garstin Mr. M'Donell's . .b.g. Rainbow, aged, M'Donell

To start at half past One. The .Licensed Vigtu^llers Purse of JE2O, added- to a Sweepstakes -of One GuinegcVeach. Heats, twice rcund the Cou¥s^rrCatch Weights. Capt. Marshall's Vampire'^. .'...' -J-r^ — Lieut. Gordotf s .... Rubens ...:.. "'■' — Mr. Hickson'^' Faction — Mr. Duppa's. Barbiere, . . . , , t t — '■ Mr. J. M. Taylors „ .'Eiiltet Eye . .Master Suisted Dr. Feaiherston's.'.' -: 'Nominee Mr. Skipwith's .'.'.... Sfcrew .'..'..... ' Mr. Allens Scrogg\nt . . . . , ,

To start at haifyast Two. • Beaten Stakes, for all H 6rses that have started and not won in the Flat -Race -of the first day. Entrance £1. £rize ! '3£ .'- Subject to the same conditions and weights as for the flat raee — two to start-o,r_,'ftojrace. Entrances for the Beaten -Stales "to", be made at Mr. 'W. Allens/ Commercial Rooms, ' Lombardstreet, on Monday' Evening, at Eight. 1

In all races (where not above, enumerated,) three liorses to, start* or public money will not be given. "'*.'. ,' . A There will be a'distaiice pbst. ' >' ;;^" There will be no distance post in the Hurdle Race. ' . ; •'. - T■ - ' In all tfafees .Metres and Geldings allowed 31b. Thorough-bred horses to carry 71b. extra. All disputes to be settled by the Stewards, «»d their decision to be fiuaL lt . , Objections.' to the age , of horses, &c<, to be made an B disposed 6f, previous to the races, and 'a written-^noticeithereof -to -be given to the Stewards/ or the "{Clerk of .the Course, at least one hour previous to -the. hoar, fixed fijr starting. Thirty_minutes'betweeri the.heats,. , ; ' A' Belt will be'rung'at ihe'end pi'twenty minutes for saddling, and the start will take' place punctually, at the half hour. Weights arid Scales will be provided on the Course. „ Air Pogs running , at large on . the Course will be destroyed. "',]