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* --'<a-' ■■-'-.' - ----- >ANGITIKEI " BULLS. Spring Meeting. To be held on the Bulls Racecourse on WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, September iStli and 19th, 1907. PROGRAMME. r. Flying Handicap, (open), of 70 sovs, second horse 10 sovs from the stake. 6 furlongs. Norn 1 sov, ace 1 sov. 2. Wui.ow Hank Hack Steeplechase, a IlandijiayofTo st;\s, second horse iq sovs, third horse 5 sovs, (both from the stakes.) About 2} miles, over such course as the Stewards may direct. Noni I sov, ace I sov. 3. Pukehou Hack Hurdle Race, .1 Handicap of 60 sovs; second horse 10 sovs from the stakes. i.J miles, over 6 flights of batten hurdles about 3ft Gin high. Norn tos, ace 1 sov. 4. Maiden Hack Flat Race, of 5o sovs, second horse 10 sovs from the stakes- 5 iurlongs. Weight for age. E: trance i sov. 5. Kangitikei Steeplechase, (open), a handicap i f 150 sovs, and a trophy presented bv D. Ccughlii), Esq.. second horse 20 sovs and third horse 10 sovs, (both from the stakes ) About 2| mil-s, over such course as the stewards may direct. Nom 1 sov, ace 2 sovs. 6. Spring Handicap, (open), of no sovs, second horse 10 sovs from the stakes. 1 mile and a distance. Nom 1 sov, ace 2 sovs. 7. Rangitoto Hack Race, a handicap of 60 sovs, second horse 10 sovs from the stakes. 1 mile. Nom ios, ace 1 sov. 1. Ngato Hack Hurdle Race, a handicap of 60 sovs, second horse 10 sovs from the stake. About ig miles, over 6 flights of batten hurdles about .jft 6in high. Nom ios, ace 1 sov. 2. Telegraph Handicap, (open), of 70 sovs, second horse 10 sovs from the stakes. 5 furlongs, N m 1 sov. ace 1 sov. 3. Clifton Steeplechase, (open), a handicap of 120 sovs, second horse T5 sovs, and third horse 5 sovs (both from the stakes.) About 2} miles over such conrse as the stewards may direct. Nom 1 sov, ace 2 sovs. 4. Killemoon Hack Race, a handicap of 60 sovs, second horse 10 sovs from the stakes. 6 furlongs Nom ios, ncc 1 sov. 5. Ngatiapa Hack Steeplechase, a handicap of 60 sovs, second horse 10 sovs from the stakes. Acout '-\ miles, over such course as the stewards may direct. Nom ios, ace I sov. 6. Septesidek Handicap, (open), a handicap of of no sovs, second horse 10 sovs from the stakes. 1 mile. Nom 1 sov, ace 2 sovs. 7. Wf.i.tkk Hack Rack, a handicap, of 60 ;ovs, second horse 10 sovs from the stakes. Lowest weight Sst. 7 furlongs, Nom 10s, ace 1 sov. RULES. All Races u> oe run under the N»w Zealand Rules of Racing. . A Hack is a horse which has not, at time of nomination, won a race of the value of 80 sovs, or races of the collective value of 203 sovs. NOMINATIONS, WEIGHTS, AND ACESLia CEPTANCES. Nominations for all events will close with the Secretary at the Office of the Club, Bulls, on SATURDAY, 24th August, igo7. at9p.m. Weights for the First Day's Events will be de clared on or about SATURDAY, 7th September, 1907, and for the Second Day's Events, at the Office of the Club, at 7.30, on the evening of the First Day. Acceptances for the First Day's Events wilt close with the Secretary at the Office of the Club, Bulls, on THURSDAY, 12th September, 1907, at p.m., and for the Second Days Events at the same place at 9 o'clock on the evening of the First Day. H. A. GOODALL, Secretary. [Approved in accordance with the Rules of R icing this 3rd day of July, 1907. Wm. Hall, S^c-

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