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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8051, 20 February 1906, Page 4

VfHATKOHD KACING CLl'li. ANNUAL MEETING Fmsr Day— Wkd: n-TAMKI WKI/IKK HACK 'eight Xsl 111. Acecplanec 2 3. l.:in ii.hi.-ISTUATFOItI) Clil' IIANDICAI' |l)|,|.nl. uf I.U sovs.- second •I. 2.15 ji.ni.—MlDlilllST HACK HANDICAP, of 70 sovs i second horse to receive 10 sovs fiojn the stake. No urination Us. Acceptance 30s. One 5. il iuii.-UHnw HACK HUItDI.K HANDICAP, uf li i sovs; second horse to receive Hi sovs from the stake Winner of any hurdle nice or races after declaration nt weights to earn 1011) penally, Nomination ss. Acceptance 25>. One mile and a half, over six lliglils of SIX Uin batlen hurdles ti. 3.15 p.m. -FAKMEKS' PLATE, of i)G sovs; second hortie to receive 5 suvs from the slake Open lo all horses four-year-old and upwards that are not nominated for any other race til this meeting (toko, Wcllor Handicap. Cardiff Slakes and Ladies' l'urso excepted) and have never started in any race (Fanners' I'lales exccpled, and winners of I hose barred). Welter weight for auc. Gentlemen riders A tropliy of tin-value nf 10 sovs will be presented to the winner. Entrance 20s. One wile. 7. 4.18 p.m. - FLYING HANDICAP (Open), of DO sens ; second horse to r.ioeive ID sovs fr nn Ihe stake.—Nominalion 20s. Acceptance 30s. Six furlongs. s. 5 pm.-lIAII.WAY HACK HANDI- - (JJ sovs; second horse u.

SECOND HAY- THIIi.SDAY. 12 niHin.—'l'OKO HACK WEU'Ei: HANDICAP. «r f0 m> s; seeoml Imrs, 15s, Aeee|ilanee 2i s. Seven I'm longs. 2. 12.:i0p.ni,--NGAIIIK HACK HANI) ICAl'.olTiOsoik; seeoml \w r<-ive f. m>\>, from the slake.; ation ss. Aeo.e\>tai;ee "Is lo (lie litter nf I lie wiini'.-v. Non iiliun Ills. Ai-eeiilanee Us. Si; fiirluiisrs. 8. llp.in.- HXAI, HANDICAP ('>|» of 75 sovs ; second horse lo reeeiw sovs [rum 1 lie slake, Nomination . Aeeeplanee U.'s. iix ftirlniv's.

Special note to Horse-Owners aid, Trainers re Travelling F.xpcnses. The Stratford Club w ill refund to Owners or Trainers the steamer freight one way, or the railway freight ou all horses attending ami competing at, tin meeting from the Auckland district, in from stations south of Wnnganui on the Wcllingloii-Nnpier-New Plymouth section of railway. For further partiHilars a.iply to the Secretary. DATES OF NOMINATIONS. ACCEPTANCES, Etc. Nominations for Oliura Hurdle Hack Handieap. Stratford Cup (open) Handicap, Midliirst Hack Handicap. Tariki Welter Haek Handieap, Flying (open) Handicap, Kailway Haek Mandiea]>. Makuri Hurdle Haek Handieap. Ngaire Hack Handieap, St. Patrick'(open) Handieap, Toko Welter Hacli Handieap, County Hack Handieap, ladies' Purse llaek Handieap. and Final (open) Handieap elose on S.nrmuv, February 21-t.h. at !l p.m. \\ I'm ires fur first day's raees dcclare I 011 or about S.UTiiiiAY, March ;ird. i'JOli; ami for second da v's events on Wi:iini:si,av. Mareh I Ith, at S p.m. Arem.iNi i:s for first day's events, ami Kntiiiks I'm- Borough Slakes, Farmers' Plate and Card ill' Stakes, elusi on Tiksiuy. Mareh lilli, IIMMi. A(cKi'TANi i:s forseeond day's events elo -e at II p.m. on Wkuxksku, March 1 J'.h. IDOli. Fur lull programme see " ljeferee." J. li. JIAC.iAV, J-iccn taiv. Approved liy the Taranalii Mel ropolitan Club, this 2~>lh day ol November. I'.lOo. —Mussel I Fleetwood. Secretary. mrt LIST.- -Furnished house, of six .L ruoiiis, close lo town, and pleasantly situated. All conveniences and necessaries. Apply For terms, etc., to "A.li.C.,"j Niws office, or Box 111), New Plymouth.

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