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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1545, 27 November 1883, Page 4

MABTEBTON ? OPAKI JOCKEY CLUB' TO bo.hold on tho Opaki Kaco Ooureo on TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY, December 11th and 12th, • Preside*!— William Loweß Jd'doe-A. W. Caye Handioapphr-B. Kimborloy . . Siabmr—M. McKenzio ; SIEWARDSJas, Macar&, A, Elkins, T, Chamberlain, J. 0. VftUanc*. T. H. Hill, J. lowib Clmk oi Soalhs-J, Harding dunKs oj CouBSE-W, loras and 0. Dixon. programme. First Dayi Maidbn Tim of £3O, Becond horse £5 out of Stakes j 1J miles i wight for ago. Intranoe 2 sots - RAfttfArPuT* Hahmoap of £SO, second horse Koutbf stakes ;| miles, Nomination 1 rot, acoejtanis 1 sev Maidbh Diskhoi Haok RtesofflO. lor horses that never started for any race ; •See round the coarse) catch toights; font entry IDs:, ; '..■■„ Opaki Biakb Huwioap ef Hi, second lotse ;f 10, third lorse £5 eat of stakes; 8 mllei. Semltalios 1 sot, sectrptanee iKximt Uatob of £1812 miles; IS stone «p. Posterity 1 sot Ha« Ram of £l§ iesee round the coarse j not lefflthas 8 stone np. Posfc entry Seooafi. Daf. HrjßMg tAHMOA? ef £lo, swoid horse £lO, ■ i tot ti stakes j" 8, miles jot« f lights ISA 1 SW? IttpOSt lac* Inm Sac* of £lt, scowl horse H *tt ef stakes | once round the Mtrse; tot Mm thtm 10 slow tit. Post Dkwio? liKDioiyef £&7, soeonl horse £lO Mtef shies j 1| miles. ■ fomiustion I »t, tecepbsnee 1 sot, sal 1 sot at Ia« Sida ei filfi • <mce round the course; . cutck t«|rf»t». Pest entry 10s C&Mollne* liroicUS 6f 125, second horse £8 esf ef sMe; once round tho course, Post esdrf 1 sot Jlotft Sac* of £2B; »nc» »und tho course; AHh freights. She tinner tt become fte absolute property of ftie Stewards. fid;fch Sbld By puilie fenotio* \k minntes after the race, the proceeds tft 8» t» flie raco funds j post (fltry 1 SOT, IULBS AND MGULATIONS, ?e be rnn trader the the MastertonOf sfti Jooley Clue Rules, The Saddling Ml till ri»K 8t 11.30 tfflch day, and tho iift race start'at 12 o'clook. Thd time for starting each event till be duly posted on the course after each preceding race. Hack Races are open te horses that never won KH.aMised race other than Hack i Races | or that have hi ran for <m advertised race (or six months previous to date of nesting, The District Raee is open to all horses owned is tho district at;least six months previous tb this race meetiuj;, In case of a protest the same must be lodged with the Secretary within 15 minutes after the race has been run, with a deposit of £2, such doposifc it be forfeited if the protest be found trivial or vexatious. The winner of the first .day's Haok Eace will not be allowed to run for the one on the oaeond day. No person will be allowed to enter a horse for any race (Hack Race excepted) unless he be ft subscriber of at least £1 to the race fund. Ho scratching of horses allowed, unless through the Secretary, and 1 fifteen minutes before the timo of starting. Entries for Maiden Plato and nominations f« Railway Plate Handicap, Opaki Stakos Handicap, District Handicap, and Hnrdle Handicap to be aado in mtitingand addressed j to the Hon, Seeretary, Masterton, not late I than 9 o'clock en THURSDAY evening, HOiRMBM Bth, EnMnee money enclosed with name, age at tl<e tirse ef entry, pedigree, aid in the ease of handicaps, performances of tke horse, iKtxe of I otfnM, aid ciloM of the rider, Asy joSkey I riding except in the colors entered M be ! fliei f Sots. S# entries will te received Weight! for flailtay Plate Handicap Opaki Sft&rt Handjctt, Mi HtndiMp Hurdles t» he Jechrs! M Clnb Hetel o« WBDNESllrlfAl'l'iiiiWafliffl 'Areepttmces fer isM f» ht declared on ' Thursday etonlng, Sotetob* »th * 9 s'eloik, Wtfik tat the Disjrlet Handicap to be declsred st the Club Hotel st I o'clook lon the etenlijg »1 the tfrst ftsy's races- | AcSSpkneft for stme wIQ dos« stone even,l4 H««i»atl»ns fo» Consolation Handitap to fte ftads fe the secretory ifteon , miidtes after thf Dlslriet Handicap is rnn. Weights ft be declared fifteen alnutcs after the nominations hate closed j and acceptances iHll elese flttoot minutes after tho otSt trail rcceito fifty por cent only of the stakes.

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