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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10167, 17 February 1911, Page 7

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ASTERTON .RACING CLUB. (Registered.) PROGRAMME OF AUTUMN MEETING* ■ ,■ ' To be Held on the MASTERTON RACECOURSE • ■ . , ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, 23rd & ■ A - ■ ,24th MARCH, 19EL PROGRAMME. "FIRST DAY. . ■ ■ 1. Maiden Hack Race (Weight for age). .60 sovs; 2nd horse 7 sovs,. and 3rd horse 3 sovs; from' stakes.;. 5 furlongs. Entry 30s. , 2. March Handicap (open); .sovs., 2nd horse 10 sovs. and 3rd horse 5 sovs. from stakes;'- 6 fnrlongs. Nom. 20s, ace: 40s. • 3? Masterton Hack Handicap, 80 sovs., 2nd horse 10 sovs. and 3rd horse' £~sovs. 'from' stakes; one mile. Nom. 20a, ' • «. Waipipi Cjip (open), 1/0 soys.,, 2nd horse 15?'sovs. and 3rd 'horse 5 sovs. from stakes; 1J- miles. Nom. 20s, ace. 60s. • - • . ■■ -I ' rn 5. Ladies' Bracelet, Handicap 5 50 sovs., Bracelet valued 35 sovs or cash, for first ; horse, bracelet valued 10 sovs. or cash for 2nd horse, and, a bracelet valued at 5 sovs. or cash for 3rd horse. Minimum weight, lOst 71b.' Open to hacks only, and to be ridden by gentlemen riders. Nomi-.. nation'to be made in the name, of a lady. ; li miles. Nom. 20s; ace 20s; •- Note.—A gold-mounted whip, donated by- Mrs C F. Vallance, wilLbe presented to the rider of. the winning horse in this/race., . .•■;':';/•■ 6. Dash Hack Handicap. 60 sovs., 2nd horse 7 sovs and 3rd "horse ,3 ( sovs from: stakes; 5 furlongs. Nom. 20s, ace. 20s. / 7. Opaki Welter Handicap (open), 85 .'Sovs., 2nd. horse 10 sovs. from stakes, and 3rd horse 5 sovs. from stakes/ Minimum weight, 7st 71b; 1 mile. Nom. 20s, ace. 80s. SECOND DAY. • 1. Telephone Handicap (open), 90 sovs., 2nd horse 10 sovs. and 3rd horse 5 sovs. from stakes; 5 furlongs. Nom. 20s, rfbe. 40s. 2. Handicap Hack Scurry, 60 sovs., 2nd horse 7. sovs. and 3rd horse 3 sovs. from stakes, for horses that have.never won an advertised race , exceeding 25 sovs in value at time lof starting. Sfurlongs. Nom. 20s, aoc. 20s. ' ... I 3. High Weight Kack Handicap.50 sovs., 2nd horse 10 sovs. ..from, stakes. Minimum weight lOst 71b. To be ridden by gentlemen riders; 1 mile. Nom. 20s, acc.«.2os. 4. Autumn«H ahdicap (open)— 115 sovs., 2nd horse 1.0 sovs. and . 3rd horse ; 5 sovs. from stakes; 1 mile. Noin. 20s, ace. 50s. V 5. Railway Hack Handicap, 60 sovs.,, 2nd horse 7 sovs. and third horse 3 sovs. from stakes; 6 furlongs. Noin. 20s, ace. 20s. 6. Final Welter Handicap (open), 80 sovs., 2nd horse 10 sovs. and 3rd horse 5 sovs. from stakes. Minimum weight Bst. 7 furlongs. Nom. 20s, ace. 30s. 1 7. Telegraph Hack Handicap, 60 sovs., 2nd horse 7 sovs from strikes, 3rd horse 3 sovs. from stake; 5 furlongs. Nom. 20s, ace. 20s. > Nominations, Weights and Acceptances. ' 1 NOMINATIONS for all events, except the Maiden Hack Race, close with the Secretary at his office, ! •Lincoln Road, Masterton, on FRIDAY, 3rd March, 1911, at 9.30 p.m. WEIGHTS for the .First Day's Races will be declared on or before FRIDAY, I.oth March, 1911 ,and for the Second Day's Races in the Club Cafe, Masterton, on Thursday, 23rd March, 1911, at 8 p.m. ACCEPTANCES, for the First Day's Races and entries for the Maiden Hack Race close with the Secretafv at his office, Lincoln Road, \ Masterton, on FRIDAY, 17th March, 1911, at 9.J30, p.m., and for the Second' Day's .Races on Thiirsdav, 23rd March,l9ll, at 9 p.m. A. HATHA WAY, 1 Secretary. Box 90. Submitted to and approved by the Wellington Racing Club.—A". E. WHYTE. Secretary" W.R.O.