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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 9006, 16 December 1907, Page 3

pAHIATUA RACING QLUB PROGRAMME FOR Annual Race Meeting, To bo held on the Club's Course, Pahiatua, oh WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, January 29th and 30th, 1908. FIRST DAY. 1. Handicap Hack Hurdles, of rtOsovs, second horse 7 sovs, and third horse 3 sovs from the stakes. 1:{ miles over seven flights of hurdles. Nom 10s, acc 30s. 2. Railway Handicap, (open), of 100 sovs, second horse 15 sovs, and third 5 sovs from the stake. (! furlongs. Norn 20s, aec 40s. 3. Flying Hack Handicap, of 50 sovs, second horse 7 sovs, and third horse 3 sovs from the stakes. (! furlongs. Noin 10s, aec 255. 4. Welter Hack Handicap, of (10 sovs, I second horse 10 sovs, and third horse 5 sovs from the stake. Minimum weight Bst 7H>. 1 mile. Nom 10s, ace 30s. 5. Pahiatua Cup Handicap, of 105 sovs, second horse 20 sovs, and third horse 10 sovs from the stake. 1 j miles. Noin 20s, ace (>os. G. Telegraph Hack Stakes, of 50 sovs, second horse 7 sovs, and third horse 3 sovs from the stake. 5 furlongs. Nom l(>s, ace 255. 7. Trial Hack Plate, of 50 sovs, second horse 7 sovs, and third horse 3 sovs from the stake. 7 furlongs. For horses that have never won a, race of greater value than 20 sovs at time of starting; weight for age. Entrance 30s. 8. Konini Welter Handicap, (open), of 00 sovs, second horse 7 sovs, and third 3 sovs from the stake. Nom 10s, acc 30s. SECOND DAY. 1. Handicap Hack Hurdles, of 55 sovs, second horse 7 sovs, and third 3 sovs, from the stake. I.V miles over 6 flights of hurdles. Nom 10s, acc 255. 2. Steward's Handicap, (open), of 70 sovs, second horse 10 sovs, and third 5 sovs from the stake. (J furlongs. Nom 20s, acc 30s. 3. Newmarket Hack Handicap, of 50 sovs, second horse 7 sovs, and third horse 3 sovs from the stake. 5 furlongs. Nom 10s, acc 255. 4. Makuki Hack Handicap, of 50 sovs, second horse 7 sovs, third 3 sovs from the stake. 6 furlongs. Nom 10s, acc 255. 5. Racing Club Handicap, of 115 sovs, second horse 15 sovs, and third horse 5 sovs from the stake. 1 mile and 1 furlong. Nom 20s, acc 30s. 0. Mangahao Welter Hack Handicap, of 55 sovs, second horse 7 sovs, and third 3 sovs from the stake. Minimum weight Bst. 1 mile. Nom 10s, acc 255. 7. Maiden Hack Scurry, of 50 sovs, second horse 7 sovs, and third horse 3 sovs from the stake. 5 furlongs, weight 9st. Entrance 30s. For horses that have not won an advertised race and are not engaged in any open race at time of starting. 8. Grandstand Welter Handicap, of j liO sovs, second horse 7 sovs and third horse 3 sovs from the stake. 1 I mile. Minimum weight 7st 7lbs. Nom 10s, ncc 30s. NOMINATIONS, WEIGHTS &. ACCEPTANCES. Nominations for all events close ' with the Secretary on Monday, January fith, 1908, at 9 p.m. P.O. Box 33. Weights for the first day's races will be declared on or about Monday, January Kith, 1908, and for the second day's races on Wednesday, January 29th, 1908, at 8 p.m. Acceptances for the first day's races (including Entries for Trial Hack Plate and Maiden Hack Scurry), close with the Secretary on Friday, January 17th, 1908, at 9 p.m., and for the second day's races, on Wednesday, January 29th, 11)08, at 9 p.m. PENALTIES. Flat Races. —The winner of any flat race after the declaration of weights to carry a penalty of I Oil), and of every additional race a further penalty of 61b. Horses handicadped at Bst 101b or over, to carry only half the above penalties. Hurdle Races.—The winner of any hurdle Race after the declaration of weights to carry |a penalty of lOlbs in the hurdle races and for every additional race a further penalty of 71bs. (Approved.—A. E. Whyte, Secr'tary W.R.C.) G. L. HAWLEY DREW. Secretary. CUPID'S BUSY SEASON. C(UPi:i) is a busy boy at Christinas t time, and after Iqng experience he declares that delicate perfumes as gifts appeal to the recipient perhaps more than anything else —because of their dainty fragrance, which seems to almost speak the thoughts of the giver. For the festive season, you will find us specially prepared with a superb stock of Scents from the best makers, and also many other suitable gift articles, which, thouhg they do not cost r. great deal, are highly appreciated by the recipient. Come in and let us show you these goods soon. HERBERT T. WOOD, CHEMIST AND OPTICIAN (by exams,)

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