HUNT CLUBS
AND RACING CLUBS.
Under the new Gaming Act, totalisator permits are withdrawn from Hunt Cffubg in the Dominion.
At the meeting of the Masterton Racing Cfluib on Saturday last, a letter was read from Mr H; E; tWankMyn, secretary of the New Zealand Racing Conference, asking what support 'wo® given by the Masterton, Rjaoing Club to hunt Clubs' ioi the district. Tflae chairman (.Mr Valance) stated tjhat a conference was to be held in. Auckland to diipciiiss. the position. It was {suggested that Racing Chibs sihouH contrdibute towards the stakes of Husnt Ohib' .meetings.- A further suggestion, had been, made that one meeting toe-held in ihe North and one in the South Island in aid. -of the Hunt Clubs. . , . '..; ■ ;' : Mr. J. WDbittaker thought it was the duty of the Racing Climbs- to do something to assist the Hunt.dubs. ' Some of their best norses. came from tihe steeplechase meetings. Other members, endorsed the opin* ion of Mi 1 Wlhittaker. ■ lib was decided that farther congideration of the ma4*er be deferred xtntil after tib» Auckland Conference.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10494, 4 December 1911, Page 5
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176HUNT CLUBS Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10494, 4 December 1911, Page 5
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