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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 112, 19 August 1910, Page 3

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rpARANAKI JJUNk ANNUAL RACE MEETING. i ' RACEOOITftSR, NEW PWMOUTa THURSDAY, WW, h WMi^-; Preaident, W. Bifdling, Esq.; V Presidents, Messrs. A. H. Halcombe, W, G. Malone, F. Watson, P. Salway, ». King, and Dr. Leatham; Judge, Mr. B. H. Pigott; Starter, Mr. P. WaUoa* : "andicapper, Mr. G. Morse; Oerlf of Scales, Mr. W. Weston, and Assistant, Mr. C. Webster; Timekeeper, Mr. J. f s v : Bennett; Clerk of Course, Mr. Gf. N. ; Skelton; Hon. Surgeon, Dr. Fookes; Hon. ', Veterinary Surgeon, Mr. Rait; Stewards, ! Messrs. H. George, P. Watson, R. H. '.% Pigott, J. Smith, 0. W. Sole, E. Elliott, § N. Hffl, 0. H. Weston, R. J. Matthew* /4 E. P. Blundell, E. Julian, W. Rose, L. ,'"■ Jennin9, L. A. Nolan, A. R. Standiifc,' *nd J. Mabin. ,'.

OFFICIAL PROGRAMME. *;i I. HUNTERS' FLAT RACE HiNUfr * CAP (raee starts at 12.30 p.m.), of B'v* sovs. A aweepstake of 6s each for starters (payable at scale) to go tov second horse. For horses that hat* | never won a race on the flat, hunteja '* ?f only; minimum weight list. Entrance -' Bs. One mile and p distance. % 2. LICENSED VICTUALLEK*' ■■& STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP (race ) ; •tarts at 1.15 pjn.), for trophies ralue 15 sovs. First horse- to receive trophy ' value 10 sovs, second horse to receive trophy value 5 sovs (subscribed by the ■',?l Licensed Victuallers' Association) {for % qualified hunters the ttma fide pro*' '■■', perty of members of a recognised > Hunt; horses to he riddea by gentle* men riders; minimum weight Hat. ■! Nomination 10s, acceptance, ss. About two miles and a distance. 3. OPEN HACK HANDICAP (race starts at 1.45 p.m.), of 10 sovs. A '. sweepstake o£ 5s each for startens (payable at sc'e) to go to second ;>. horse. (Vide definition of hack*,) ,;■ Nomination ss, acceptance ss. Five ' furlongs. Minimum weight Bet 71b. 4. LADIES' BRACELET HANDICAP H (race starts at 2.30 p.m.), valued at | 15 sovs; second horse to receive 2% ,- sovs from the stakes; for Hunter* :; only. A Handicap Steeplechase for J; all horses that have never won a ; ' steeplechase (hack and hunter racea '"? excepted) at time-of entry. All hoiaea ' to be nominated by ladies and riddea list. Winner of Licensed VictuaUere' >£ Steeplechase to carry 101b penalty, f Nomination 7s fld, acceptance 7s 6<L : About two miles. . 5. OPEN BACK HANDICAP (race starts at 3 p.m.), of 15 sovs. A sweepstake of 5s each for starters (payable at scale) to go to second horse. Winner of No. 3 to carry a penalty of 101b. (Vide definition of hacks.) Nomination 10s, acceptance ss. Six furlongs. Minimum weight Bst 71b. 8. HUNT CLUB STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP (race starts «t 8.45 p.m.), of 20 sovs. Second horse to receive 2% sovs from the stakes. For fluntera only. Minimum, weight Hat. Winnera of Licensed Victuallers' - Handicap. Steeplechase or Ladies' Bracelet to carry a penalty of 141b. Nomination 10s, acceptance 10s. About two milee and a-lialf, 7. HUNTERS' HANDICAP HURDLE RACK (race starts at 4.30 p.m.), of 15 so va. Second horse to receive 2% sovs from the stakes. For Hunters only. Over six flights of hurdle*. Minimum weight lOst 71b. Nomination 7s 6d, acceptance 7s 6d. One mile and a-half. •

Qualification for Hunters.—Races 1, 2, ■ 4, 6, and 7 are deemed to be for horse* that hare (been regularly bunted with e> - recognised pack of hounds, and the Master's certificate for the season 1910 must be produced at the scales. Gentlemen riders only in raoes I, 2, 4, 8, and 7. Emergency riders' licensee may be fah sued on day of races (fee 5») for these events. Definition of a Hack.—A hack is * . horse which has not at any time pffes to time of entry of nomination won a race of the value of 100 sov» to the ; winner, or races,of the aggregate value ' of 260 sovs to the winner, !; Scratehingß.—-All persons intending to ~ withdraw horses are required to give '' notice to that effect to the Secretary , one half-hour before the official time for . : starting the race. Any person neglect- : ing or refusing to comply with tMs rule/ ; j shall pay a fine, to be imposed by the - Stewards, not exceeding 20 sovs, to the . / Race Fund. [-M Nominations close with the Secretary, * Currie Street, iNew Plymouth, on MON- s DAY, August 15, at 9 pjm. ,$ t Weights appear FRIDAY, August 19, M Acceptances close WEDNESDAY, August .« 24. -. ".$ A. L. HUMPHRIES, a Hoq. Bee. '.-£ Apprqved in accordance with the ■:s Rules of Racing, July 26, 1910. E. -vE ; ;^ WEBSTER, Secretary Taranaki Jockey auh. Al

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