AGLION BY RACES.

New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VIII, Issue 683, 18 February 1852, Page 2

AGLION BY RACES.

February 2ith, i 852 I Stewards— E lion. H. W. Petre IW. Fitzbek I Capt. Daniell Dr. Featl, rt >Es»| Alfred Ludlarn, E S q\ herB ‘on I Judge 11. S. Harrison, Esq I Clerk of the Course-— I Secretary and Treasurer—H T I To start at Eleven o'clock p unctuall I Tradesmen’s Purse of not l es , al Guineas, with a handicap of 4 n,,;’ ha » IB Hf. ft. if declared within three da’ weights are published. Two mile coiir cond horse to save his stakes. UrBei ® Lieut. Trafford’s b. tn. Naenae 5 I cerise, black cap. ’ J ar M(kJ| Mr St. Hill’s b m. Camilla, 6 years, Bst J pink and white stripes, black can ' Mr. St. Hi I’sb.g. I pink and white stripe, black cap’ Mr. Robinson’s r. g. JackFisken, aged ln 8( orange and green. ’ 8 '‘si Pf.toni Stakes, of not less than 20 C • I with a sweepstakes of £2 2 0 each. p twice round the course. Weights— five 1 aged, 9st. 31b; 5 years, Bst. 10ft>- 4 !,! l Bst. 31b; 3 years, 7st. 31b; second W l save his stakes. rSs t| Eritonga Stakes, of not less than I a sweepstakes of £2 2 0 each. Heats—’t- 1 round the course. Weights— 6 years an? ,1 1 >st. 7tb; 5 years, lOst.; 4 years, 9q years, Bst. 7tt>; second horse to save hisstaM Capt. Rhode’s bk. filly Isabelle, 4 vast, it I body, white sleeves. ’ 5 Lieut. Trafford’s b. mare Naenae. 5 veare . • blackcap ’ Jear8 ’ C M Mr. St. Hill’s b. g. Harribogine, aged, pinkasi white strips, black cap. * Mr. Robinsons’ r. g. Jack Fisken, aged omJ and green. ’ "

Hurdle Race, of not less than 20Guinea! with a sweepstakes of £2 2 0 each. Heathl twice round the course over hurdles 3ft. gj,] high; six leaps in each heat. years and aged, list.; 5 years, lOstJft-j| years, lOst.; second horse to save his stakes I Mr. Hickson’s names b. g. Sir Kenneth, aril blue body white sleeves. ’ s Lieut Trafford’s b. m. Naenae, 5 years, cerij black cap. ’ Mr. Robinson’s r. g. Jack Fisken, aged, orad and green. , Cons lation Stakes, of not less than d Entrdnee—£l 1 0 each. Two mile count to be handicapped on the course.

Conditions— j In ail races, three horses to start, or tlieput-r lie money will not be given. ! — There.. a distance post. I In all races" (except' fur 'ilre-T.'adessifsS Purse) mares and geldings allowed 3ft; fe-M roughbred horses to carry 7lbs. extra. All disputes to be settled by the StewarfcK and their decision to be final. L. Thirty minutes allowed between heats-vM the end of twenty .minutes a bell will bemJß for saddling, and the start will take platiH punctually at the half hour. V- eights and Seales will be provided. All riders to appear in proper costume-tlsH colours to be stated at the time of entry. All dogs running at large on the course ' be destroyed. No person will be allowed to enter a horsefe® any’ of the races unless he be a subscriber ofs||| least one guinea to the fund. All applications for Booths to be made to Mt,® Burcham. ! Notices of matches to be given to the stewards not later than the day previous to the races. ■ The above races will be run subject to thiH rules of the Wellington Jockey Club. L. All Entrances to be made to the Treasuttrß between the hours of 7 and 9 o’clock on Mos-B day evening, the IGth inst., at Taylor’s Con- II mercial Room, Lombard-street. . . SETTLING DAY.—On FRIDAY,the2lilil inst., at ONE O’clock, at the above mentioned g room, Lombard-street; L Henry Taylor, [ Acting Secretary, and Treasurer, ft Wellington, Feb. 10, 1852. i