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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8060, 10 March 1906, Page 4

H/f A X AIA HACK It A GING J l • CLUB. HACK RACE MEETING. To bo la-Id at MANAIA on APKIL dlli, 1905, In Mr J. D. Mitchell's Paddock, at Burubauk Farm. oi'-ncu BiAjiEits: Patron, C. E. Major, Esq., M.H.Ii.; President, Air 8.11. Corrigim; Vicepresidents, Messrs G. Cooper, I). Hughes, E. Shove, J. D. Mitchell, J. ' McOal'ten, AV, Glenn, i)r Noonan; Stewards, Messrs A. J. llastie, A. Ji. Christie, W. S. Glenn, W. \V. Christie, G. Glenn, E. C. iiarlryman, W. S lattery, J. I). Basliford, E. Long, H. Vine, J. J. Melilon, 11. A. A\ llson, T. MacPliillips, H. Elicrm, J. I). Mitchell, M. Bolger, 8. P. Frauklyn, J. Stevenson, H. Taylor; Protest Committee, Messrs G. Cooper E. K. Hastie, 1). J. Hughes, W. S. Glenn, E. C. Barleymau ; Handicapper, Mr K. Hicks; Starter, Mr MacNeill; Judge, Mr S. B. Corrigan; Clerk of Scales, Mr C. Garrigan; Clerk of Course, Mr T. C. Sutherland i Timekeeper, Mr W. A. Good j Treasurer, Mr S. B. Corrigan; Auditor, ill- C. Kaine; Field Clerk, Mr A. 11. Christie, Hon. Surgeon, Dr Noonaii; See. Mr C. K, Lasher, I'IIUUnAMJII! : 1 Fi.ving Handicap, of 3(J sovs; the second horse to receive from tlie stakes; noin liis, accept 15s, distance 0 furlongs; start at 12 o'clock. 2 1" akmkiis' J'i.ati:, of 15sovs, the second horse to receive £i from the .stakes; open to all hoises 4 years old and upwards that have never started in any race, tanners' I'lales excepted, and winners of these barred; welter weight, ior age; gentlemen riders; entrance ISs; distance, 1 mile; start 1 p.m 3 JIoTI'MATK StTHBV HANDICAP, of 20 s'ovs, 1 lie second horse to receive £3 lroni Ihe stakes; noni 7s tid, accept ]2s(id; dsitance 5 furlongs; start at 1.43 4 Manaia Handicap, ol 40 sovs; second horse to receive j-5 from the stakes; noin 15.5, accept 2os: distance 1 mile; start at '2.30 ]mii. 5 Mai dkn I'l-A ij;, nf 15 sovs, second horse to receive £2 10s from the stakes; weight !J stone; entrance !5s ; distance 6 furlongs; open to all horses that. have not won a race at lime of starting; start at 3.15 p.m. G Kaitokonui Handicap, of 20 sovs, second horse to receive £3 from the stakes; open to ad horses that have never won a stake , f the value of JtiO or over; nom Ts lid, accept 12s Id; distance I furlongs; start at I p.m. 7. IiI'HIIANK VKI.TBH, of 20 xovS; second horse to receive .13 from the stakes; •minimum weight Bst,7ll>s; 110111 7s I'd, accept 12s Git; distance 7 furlongs; start atj.ls p.m. Nominations, \Vkh;ht.s, AccEmsi'Es, Etc. Nominations for events Nus. 1,1, li, and 7 close, with llic Secretary, at his ollice, Maiiani, al 10 p.m. on Sattkn.iv, 1 tUh March, l'JOf>. Wrights declared on TIIUisUAV, 22iul March, I'JtJO, Acce]itanecs and General Entries close at 8 p.m on TmuisDAY, 29th March. Definition of a Hack:—No horse shall start in any Hack Hace which has al any time, prior to the time of entry, won a race of the value of £'Bo to the winner, or races of the aggregate value of £2(H> to the winner. The winner of any flat race atter declaration of weights to carry a penalty of lOlbs; of two or more such races, Mlbs; horses handicapped at Sst 7lbs or over, half the above penalties. All entries lo be sealed and addressed io the Secretary, Manaia, with name, age, colour and i>edi; i ,:vi ui nome, name of owner, colours of llic l'idcr, and performances of the horses. Entries by wire must be confirmed in writing at the earliest opportunity. All races to be run under the .Utiles of Racing as adopted by the llacing Conference of New Zealand. Owners are particularly reminded ilial all entries must be accompanied by cash, eheiiue, or P.O. order. This rule will be strict!v enforced.

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