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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10157, 6 February 1911, Page 3

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hakataki hack race ' To be' held at CASTLEPOINT on FEBRUARY 4th, 1911. / OFFICIALS: Patron,. F. Armstrong Esq.; VicePresidents, Messrs J. Greenbank, W. Page, F. Latham,. It. J. : Barton, J. Bart'y, E. Harris, ; H; T. Hunt, A. A. Cameron and R. Mor- . rison; Judge, W. Harvey; Handicapper, A. Mas'on; Clerk of, Course W. Mason; Starter, R. Harvey; Hon. Joint Secretaries, A; P. Pester and A. T.' Hancock; 'Cterk of Scales, F. Sheath; Stewards, J. Collerton, A .Brightwell, A. B. Nicholls, P. Bellis, J. Kawea, W. Harvey, J. Billon, A. Mason, F. A. Sheath, W. Nicolls, J. Barty, White Johnsto" PROGRAMME OF EVENTS.. 1. Maiden Plate, of 8 sovs., for horses that have never wan an advertised race. Second horse 1 sov. from stakes, 6 furlongs. Open. Minimum weight 9st. Nomination Bs. 2. Scurry Handicap, of 8 sovs., second horse lsov. from stakes; four furlongs. District race. Nomination Ba, 3. Castlepoint Cup, Handicap, of 25 sovs., 2nd horse 2 sovs., from stakes. About one mile. Nomina-tion-10s, acceptance 15s. , 4. "Wbakataki Handicap, of 9 sovs, second horse 1 sov. from stakes; fi furlongs. Open. Nomination 9s. >s*. Tinui Handicap, of 12sovs., second horse 2sovs. from stakes. About 1 mile. Nomination os, acceptance 7s. •"■. ■ • 6. Ladies' Bracelet, Handicap, oi lOsovs., 2nd horse 30s from the stake. Seven furlongs. Horse to be owned by jnemoer and nominated bj a lady. Minimum, weight 10st.71b. Nomination 10s. ■ 7. Forced Handicap, of 8 sovs".; second horse 1 sov. from stake. RULES AND REGULATIONS. 1. All events post entry, excepl Castlepoint Cup arid Tinui Handi cap, nominations for which close or Friday, 20th January ,1911. Hnndi caps declared on Wednesday, Janu . ary 25th: 2. Entrance fees 5 per cent, on ful amount of stake . 3. No horse allowed to start foi District Race without being threi months in the district prior to meet ing. 4. The following are the boundar ios of the District:— The Waimat< on the North, Pongnron, and Taw* tawa toll gate to Bidefnrd on th< West, and Tauern, Waihorn, ant Whareama on the Smith. 5. Minimum weight in Handicap Bst ,oxcept in Ladies' Bracelet. 6. A hack is a horse which at an; time prior to entry has not won i race of the value of 100 sovs. to th winner, or races to the. aggregat value of 25sovs. to the winner. 7. No. 2 District Rnce, o'the events open to hacks only. A. P. POTTER. A. T. HANCOCK. Joint Hon. Sees. Submitted to and approved.— A E. WHYTE. Sec .Wellington Rax ing Club. Nov. 4th. 11530 . LIMITED, general Merchanti and Sloe and Station Agents, CHAPEL STREET. MASTEETON. * GENTS for the Liverpool, Lon Globe x Insurance Company, F nd Awudent/ SHAW, SAVILL AND aLBIO CO.—the direct line; Union Steai ship Company's Over Sea Lines, tl Orient Royal Mail Line, via Suez? C. ai A. Line, All Bed Route, across Canadi Mesaageriea Maiitimes Co, via Suez? tl Northern, Steamßnip Co., shortest rou to Auckland. ~ • Little's, Coopers, Fison's Dips: St oti s Famous Pedigree Seed's*] Agrioi nr%l Manures.