THAMES ANNUAL RACES.
A meeting of the Committee appointed to carry out the races at P,arawai on Boxing Day, and Monday the^StV instant was'tfeld at the Governor Bowen'HoteJ, ' last-night. Present—Messrs A'.- J. Allom (in the chair). Spencer, „ Cook, Fryer, Cassin, and' ikt'Cullough. The following entries were received:— c; r . : -!; .......... FIRST DAY, *;,„., *,-.. PtfiNO Handicail.—Belle of the Isle, Bundarra, Hero. : \ "■■ V- \ „. Httbdle Kacb.—Native, , Gameboy, Arrow. Thames Plate.—Potentate, Bello of the Isle, Bundarra, and Tarn O'Shanter. Second Day. Tbial Stakes.—Hero, Belle j;of Isle, Jfrtentafe, Tarn O'Shahter: f - Hubdlk Race.-—Gameboy, Native, Bismark, and Arrow. P^kawai Pubse.—Bundarra, Bello of the Isle, and Potentate. Ladies Pubse.—Belle of the Isle, Potentate, and Arrow.
Some correspondence was, read, one letter 1 "suggesting an alteration in the prizes for hurdle-racing. The stewards decided that they could not entertain the proposal. Letters-frpm-the/ owners of BeiUe^f thejlde and Potentate, regarding recent indisposition of these horseu, were referred to the handicappera.
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Thames Star, Volume VI, Issue 1859, 17 December 1874, Page 2
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149THAMES ANNUAL RACES. Thames Star, Volume VI, Issue 1859, 17 December 1874, Page 2
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