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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 174, 26 August 1909, Page 4

yjORTH TARANAKI HUNT OLI/B. ANNUAL RACE MEETIXG RACECOURSE, NEW PLVMOUItt THURSDAY, 9th SEPTEMBER, 1909. OFFICIAL PROGRAMME i -HUNTERS* FLAT RACE HANOICAP (race atart. at 18.30 pi), of 8 Bovß. A ivfieptttkß of tta riaj h for starter, (payable at icaieH* KasstA!®; ~ycE Ne E D VICTUALLKno* steeplechase handiK^ •tarts at 1.15 p.m.), fn r7.A7r. ™' u ? 15 w"«.i first hone to trophy value 10 , ov< ., and horse to receive trophy value -1 «ovj, (subscribed by the Ucmmi Victuallers' Association); for qwffi. (led hunters, the bona fide pnfafe n, J" e ™ bers of * recognised Hunt Club, horse, to be ridden byg£3S men riders; minimum wiight, Ji»t domination, 10s; acceptance Bm. About l ,wo miles and a distance. •1.-OPEN HACK. HANDICAP fnee starte at 1.45 p.m.), of 10s aovi i a sweepstake of 5s each for starter* (payable at scale) to go to seeoad horse. Vide definition of. hacks. Nomination, ss; aoceptasee, it> Five furlong*. ; 4.—LADIBS' BRACELET HANDICAP (race starts a* 2.30 p.m.), valued at 15 sots; second horse to reeeiv* 2'/, sovs. from the stakes (for huntors only). A handicap steeplechase for all horses that have.neyer m a' steeplechase (hack and htuitor races excepted) ait time of entry. All horses to be nominated to ladies and ridden by gentleman rM> ers. Minimum weight, list. Wi*

ner of Ucenaed Victu«ll«r»' fittepltchaao to carry 101b penalty. Nomination, 7s (id; acceptance, 7« M. About two mllei.

B.—OPEN HACK HANDICAP (race Btarts at 3 pjn.), of 19 sots,; i sweepstake of fit each for itartm (payable at >cal«) to go to MtOßd horse. Winner of No. S to eanr t penalty of lO&s. Vide definluoa of hacks. Nomination 10i, acceptante, 6s. Six furlong*. 6.—HUNT OLUB , STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP (race start* at Mi p.m.), of 20 gova.j second horn to receive 2'/a sovs. from the stakes for hunters only); minimum weight list. Winners of licensed VietaMl* lew' Handicap Steepleohaln or Ladies' Bratelet to carry * petal** of 71bs. Nomination, 10s; acoeetance, 10s, About two miles ired I half. -HUNTERS' HANDICAP HURDLB RACE (race starts at 4.90 pA«) f of. 15 aoyg.j second horse to reeehro 2% sovs. from the stakes (for hatters only; over six flights it hurdles; minimum weight, lQst flfe. Nomination, 7a 6dj Acceptance, ft 6d. One mile and a-half.

Nominations close with the Secret*?/, Currie Street, New Plymouth, oa Saturday, 21st August, at V p.m. Weights appear Friday, 87th August. Acceptances close Saturday, <th September. Handic&pper, Mr. R. E. Meßae. A. L HUMPHRIES, Hon, Sto* Approved by the Taranski Metropolitan Club, July 20, 1909. E. P. Webfter. Secretarv. CEMENT WILSON'S STAR BRA'MO 10,000 TOJMB Used in Auckland Whar»e» a t Bridge in ferro-concrtK See following testimonial:— Messrs Wilson's Portland Cement Co. Ltd., Auckland. Dea r Sire,—

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