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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 10713, 17 January 1913, Page 3

WOODVILLE DISTRICT JOCKEY CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING To be he'd on the Racevcoiuse, YVoodville, on WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19th and 20th, 1913. OFFICE-BEARERS: President—Mr S. Bolton. Vice President.—Mr J. Leithoad, Judge—Mr W. H. Hartgill. Clerk of the Scales—Mr M. 0. Grainger. Handicapper—Mr J. E. Henrys. Starter—Mr C. O'Connor. Timekeeper—M r W. H. Gaisford. Clerk of the Comse—Mr Geo Peebles. Stewards—Messrs Chris. I)r ger, M. 0. Grainger, M. Whitehead, G. Peebles, F. C. Rogers, G. J. Goldi finch, T. H. Hartstone, W. H. Gaisford, John Murray. Treasurer.—F. M. Kenney. ? PROGRAMME. FIRST DAY. /■ To start at 12.30 p.m. Maiden Plate, of 65 sovss, second horse 5 sovs from the stakes. For 3yr Ids and upwards. , Weight for ag&. Six furlongs. Emt. 30s. 2. Hack Handicap Hurdles, of *BS sovs; 2nd horse 10 sovs from the stakes. I'} miles. Over seven flights of hurdles, 3ft 6in high. Nom. 15s, acc. 255. 3. Whariti Hack Handicap, of 75 sovs; 2nd horse 10- sovs from stake. Seven furlongs. Nom. lSs, acc. 25s 4. Woodville Cup Handicap, open, of 200 sovs; 2nd' horse 20 sovs from stake. 1J miles. Nom. 255, acc. 755. 5. County Hack Handicap, of 75 sovs; 2nd horse 10. sovs from stake. Six furlongs. Nom. 15s, acc. 255. 6. President's Handicap, open, of 100 sovs; 2nd horse 10 sovs from < stake. Seven furlongs. Minimum I weight Nom. 15s, acc. 30s. I 7. Victoria" Hack Handicap, of 75 sov; 2nd horse .10 sovs from stake. 1 mile. Minimum weight, Bet 71b. Nom. 15s, acc. 255. 8. Telephone Handicap, open, of 100 sovs; 2nd horse 10 sovs from stakeFive furlongs. Nom. 15s, acc. 30s. SECOND DAY. To start at 12.30 p.m. 1. Kumeroa Hack Handicap, of 75 sovs; 2nd horse 10 sovs from stake. Five furlongs. Nom. 15s, acc. 25s 2. Second Hack Handicap Hurdles, of 85 sovs; 2nd horse i 0 sovs from stake. H miles. Over sis flights of hurdles, 3ft Gin high. Nom. 15s, acc 255. 3. Ballance Hack Welter, of 75 sovs; 2nd horse 10 sovs from the stakes. Seven furlongs. Minimum weight, 8st 1 71b. 'N6ni. 15s, acc. 255. 4. Autumn Handicap, open, of 150 sovs; 2nd horse 15 sovs from stake. One mile and a distance. Nom. 255, acc 50s. '' ' 5. Sottlers' Hack Handicap; of 75 sovs; 2nd' hoi'se 10 sovs from' stake. ' Six furlongs. Nom. 15s, acc. 255. G. Shorts Handicap, open', of 100 : sovs; 2nd horse 10 sovs from stake. Five-furlongs. Nom. 15s, acc. 30s. 7. Hack Scurry, of 65 • soys; 2nd horse 5 sovs from stake. Five furlongs. Weight Bst 7lb. Ent. 30s. . For three year okfe and upwards that /have never won a race exceeding 15 sovs in value, and have never started for other than hack races). 8. Marahara Handicap, open, ot 100 sovs, 2nd horse 10 sovs from stake..... One mile.- .Minimum weight 3,st. Nom.. 15s, acc. 30s. NOMINATIONS, WEIGHTS, AND ACCEPTANCES.* ■■■ Nominations close at'the Secretaires Office," Woodville, at 8 p.m. on Monday, February ; , 1913. •Weights"for .all races oh first day of .meeting, will ; be declared on Saturday,. -Bth : February, 1913. ■ Acceptances for all races'on first day of meeting, and entrance for Maiden and Scurry close with the Secretary at Woodlv.ille.,-at -8- ptm. on Thursday, 13th February, 1913. Weights for all races om second day of meeting ' will be declared about 8.30 o'clock on the evening of the first day's races. v Acceptances for second day's races close with the secretary at the Club's rooms, Woodlville,. at 9.30 on the evenin of the first racess. PENALTIES. , Flat Races:—The winner of any flat race (after declaration of weights, if handicapped under Bsit 101b) to carry 101b penalty, and for ©very additional race 6lb extra. If handicapped at Bst 101b or over, to carry only half the above penalties... Hurdle Races. —The winner of any hurdle race after declaration of weights, to carry 101b penalty in the hurdle races,. of two -or more hurdle races, 21b penalty. Telegrap Office closes at 8 p.m. - . E. T. GOTHARD, Secretary. Approved by the ffawke's Bay Jockey Club.—W! J. Stratton. Secretary. .

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