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Tuapeka Times, Volume VII, Issue 394, 26 September 1874, Page 3

TJEAUMONT SPRING RACE MEETING To be held at Beaumont On FRIDAY, 2nd OCTOBER, 1874. STEWARDS : Mr. Emanuel Kurtzman Mr. Jacob Shearing „ John Main „ John Rice „ David Hutohison „ R. Lancaster JUDGE: Mr. Matthew Hay. BTABTBB: Mr. William Sheath. CI.EHE OP THB COURSE : ~ Mr, Oreo. Rogers. TBBASTTBBB AND SBOBBTABT. Mr. Sinclair M'Beath. PROGRAMME. MAIDEN PLATE, of 15 boys. For all horses that never won an advertised prize. Entrance, 1 soy. j distance, on« mile and a •quarter ; weight for age. BEAUMONT FLYING HANDICAP CUP, of 20 boys. Open to all horses. Distance, 1 mile j nomination, 1 soy. ; acceptance, 1 bx>v., with sweep of 1 soy. added, amount of Bweep to go to second horse.** Nominations to be sent to the Secretary, with qualification, on Thursday, October Ist, 1874. Acceptances receivable up to twelve o'clock noon on day ol races. HANDICAP HURDLE RACE, of 20 boys. Open to all horses. Distance, one mile and and a half, over six flights of hurdles Bft. 6in. high. Nomination, 1 soy. ; acceptance, 1 soy. Nominations and acceptances same time as Flying Handicap. HACK SELLING RACE, of 10 soys. For all untrained horses. Distance, 1 mile ; entrance, 15s. No weight under 9afc. Winner to be sold for £15 j any surplus to go to the race fund. * CONSOLATION HANDICAP, of 10 soys. For all beaten horses. Distance, 1 mile ; entrance, 15s. Three horses to start, or no race. BULKS. 1. The rules of the Tuapeka Jockey Club will be strictly adhered to. 2. No person allowed to enter a horse unless a subscriber of one guinea to the funds. 3. Jockey costume insisted on. 4. First race to start at one o'clock p.m. sharp. 6. Five per cent to be deducted from all prizes. 6. Three horses to start in each event, or no race. 7. The decision of the Stewards in all cases to be final. S. M'BEATH, Secretary. mO TRAVEL THIS SEASON •*• IN THB MOUNT BENGER AND SPEARGRASS » " FLAT DISTRICTS, Visiting the Beaumont once a fortnight, RIFLEMAN. Rifleman is a dark chesnut horse, 16 hands high, of great substance and power, bred by Mr. G. Duppa, of Nelson ; he is by Sir Hercules, out of Nora Creina, by Plenipotentiary. Sir Hercules by Cap-a-pie, out of Paraguay; his dam, Nora Creina, chestnut mare, imported from Ireland to Canterbury by Mr. Godfrey ; Sir Hercules, bred by Mr. Smith, New South "Wales, purchased by Mv, Redwood, and brought to Nelson, together with his daughters Flora and Zoe. The Stock of Sir Hercules have been the most successful on the turf in New Zealand as well as in Australia, viz. — Barbello, Potentate, Phoebe, Wetsail, and Miss Rowej also tho present celebrated sires The Barb, Taragon, and Yattendon, which, as race horses and sires, have proved themselves the best in New South Wales. Rifleman has proved a sure foal-getter, and as a sire of weight-carrying hacks and carriage horses, -which for durability and style I stand unrivalled, and his stock have commanded the highest price in Canterbury. TBBHS, £4; Groomage, 6s. I A good paddock provided for mares fram a distance. All care taken, but no responsibility, | Guarantees as per agreement. AH moneys to be paid to the Groom on «r before 14th February, 1875, otherwise £1 oitra will be charged. WILLIAM WAUGH, Proprietor. mO TRAVEL THIS SEASON -*• IN THB MOUNT BENGER AND SPEAKGRASS K . FLAT DISTRICTS, Visiting the Beaumont once a fortnight, NORTH STAR, Rising 4 years old. Teems, £4 45. ; Groomage, ss. A good paddock provided (or mares from a distance. All care taken, but no responsibility. Guarantees as per arrangement. All moneys to be paid to the Groom on or before 14th February, 1865, otherwise £1 extra will be charged. Pedigree in future advertisement. WILLIAM WAUGH, Proprietor. TMPOUNDED on the 23rd day of SeptemJ. ber, by John Michael, one red and white Cow, branded M On * rump ; two black Heifers, branded M off rump ; one light Heifer, spotted neck, branded M near rump ; one strawberry- Heifer, no brand ; owners unknown ; for trespassing on hb paddocks, for which 4s. per head is charged; and in default of being released, the above cattle will be sold at the Public Pound at Lawrence, on the 16th October, 1874, at 12 o'clock noon. PETER ROBERTSON, Poundkeeper of the Lawrence Pound. *