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Tuapeka Times, Volume V, Issue 256, 26 December 1872, Page 9

MOUNT BENGER ANNUAL TRACES, DECEMBER 26ih & 2Tth, 1872. Stewards : Mr. Jas. Beighton Mr. Alex. Curlaw „ Kobt. Tubman „ Andrew Young „ F. Woodhouse „ J. T. Michell President and, Treasurer : Mr. James Woodhouse. _4fc. Judge j Mr. John Lowe. Starter : Mr. Alexander M'Pherson. Clerk of Course : Mr. Archibald J. M'Pherson. £f FIRST DAT. . MAIDEN FLATS, £10 ; distance, 1 mile ; weight for age. For all horses that never won public money. Entrance, 10s. 6d. MOUNT BENGKER HANDICAP, £20 ; distance, 2 miles. Nominations.%l Is. ; ' acceptances, £1 Is. 'lACK EACB,«dBS; 1 mile heats; * entrance 7s. 6d. Post entry. Weight, lOst. LADIES' PURSE, £10; distance, l£ mile ; welter weight for age. Gentlemen ridjesst Entr^ce, 108. 6d. HANDICAP HURDLE RACE, £15,Distance, 2 miles ; over 8 flights of hurdles, 3ft. 6in._ in height. Entrance, 15a. PUBLICANS' HANDICAP, £15; \_- mile ;■ winner of Mount Benger Handicap to carry 71bs. * penaly. lH&frination, 10s. 6d. ; ac- * jceptances, £1 Is. HANDICAP TROTTING- RACE, of & of £10 ; distance, 3 mites. Entrance,. 10s. 6d. $ HACK SELLING £10 Winner to, b§ sold for £12, any surplus to go to fne-Jla.ce Fund. Mile heats ; weighty ll)st?*f.lb. Eritrance, 10s. 6d. P CONSOLATION*H4t*DICAP, £5 ; 'for all beatSfe horseaP* Distance, 1 mile ; entrance, 7?^ 6d. RULES AND REGULATIONS. I. The Nominatitfci foiv the M.ount Benger Handicap nnd'Sublieans' Handicap to be sent fo the' Secretary before 8 p.m. on Mondaj, 2^r€ Decemblr. Acceptances on the night oc. general entry. » It No person allov^cl tQ. Ton or enter a horse unless a subscriber of £1 Is. to the Race Fund. Post entry races excepted. % j,,,, 111. No person. allt)we||to run or enter a horse for the Maideu Plate, Trotting * Race, Hack Race, Ladies' Purse, Handicap „ Hurdle.. Race, or gelling Rifle unless^lth IJferso be the bojwjide property of a resident within 20miles of the Teviot Post Office for one calendar month prior to the races. IV. All disputes' arising out of- the racing to be deeidecFby the Stewards, or whom they* may appoint. i V. Any person entering a protest must lodge £;1 la., to be forfeited to" the Race Wnd if such protest be deeaied, frivolous or ungrounded. VI. Al4 jockeys to ride in colors. Any jocke.y coming to the scales or riding in- wrong colors to be fined £1 Is, ■ VII. All* entries, name, and age of horses, and colors of the riders to be «ent to the Secretary not Ater- than 8 o'clock ou the 24fch last., at the. Commercial, Hotel, Roxburgh, as no entries will be received- after that hour on any pretence whatever. VIII. Three entries or the public money will not be given. IX. TheDumtan Jockey Club B,u.le&= will be strictly enforced. J. BURTON, Hon. Secretary*