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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3447, 28 February 1890, Page 4

WOODVILLE DISTRICT JOCKEY CLUB 1$ A C 33 F> TIN G i ~ To Takk Place On WOO D V I.L TJ E 00'U K S K,. : •Ist APRIU, 1890. I'IiEaiDKNT,G. D, Hamilton Esq; Vicb- , PIIKSIIIEKT, H. GmsM E«li SWAMH Messrs A. Smith,' N. Campbell, K, J. _ Cotlinrd, J. Troup, J' 11, Montcith, 0, W. Morrison, A,, Siwdol, \V- Lemon, 6. Moore.: Judos, A. Peebles •, Stautkb. C. M. Cflmjibell j Clerk or Scales; L. D. Ilickcrton; Handicaiter, J. 11. ,Huntly ; ; Uai or doc'itsK, D. U. Hughes, 'PROGRAMME. '' n.M;mcAP Hi'miles, (to start at 11 a.m.) of 35 novo. Sccoud liorso to l-eceivo D bovs from tlio stitlccß: 2 miles, over 8 flights of hurdles at fiiu' high The winner of any liurillc race of the value of 20 sovs or ovor after declaration of weights to cany [V penalty of 71b. Nomination lua, acceptance 20s. . DlMmot Hi' Milks, (to start at 11,35 a.m.) of 20 sovs, "Second horao to receive 3 bovs from tlio state! 1$ milesmiuinium weight lOst 71b, fordistrict horses only, Po.it entries 20.i. i Maiiun' Plati:, (to Btnrt at 12.30 p.m.). of 30 soys, Second horse tt> rceeivo 5 sovs from the slakes, 1} miles. I'or horses that have vsovcrwonnn advertised race. Entrance 30s ' day of general acceptances,. Novel Race, (to atari at 1.20 p.m.), of 15 ovs. Tho winner to become tlio property of lie Stewards immediately after the race; 1 nile and a distance. Weight 9 Btone. Post ntricß 155,. Woonvmu Jockkv Cuin llANmoAr, (to : tart at 2 p.m,,) of 05 bovs, Second horse to eceive 10 bovs, anil third horao 5 bovs from ho stakes, I:{' :mles, Tho winner of any raco if the value of 20 bovb or over after declaration of weight' to carry n penalty of fibs, domination 36b, acceptance 35;!, • 1 Ladies' Bkacklct, (to start at 2,'10 p.m.) if 30 soys, Second lwrsc to receive 5 sovs i ! rom the stakes, 1J miles, For, district iokcs only; to he owned and ridden by bona lilo members of tho Club.. To bo nominated jy ladies, Welter Handicap minimum weight ) stone, Nomination !.ss, acceptance 15s. Flying Handicap,' (to start at .3,20 p.m.) jf 25 sovs, Second liorso to receive 5 sovs from tlio stakes, li furlongs, the winner of the Ulu'o handicap to cany a pertally of 71bs, Nomination 10s, acceptance IBs, Hum WHiMrHAxnwAr, (to start at \ p.m.,) of 25 sovs. Second horse to receive 5 eovs from the stakes, 1J miles; minimum weight 9 stone. Nomination 10s, acceptance Ins. Nominations fur Handicap Hurdles, Woodvillo Jockey Club Handicap, Ladies' Bracelet, ['lying Handicap, ami High Weight Handicap must bo in the hands of the Sccietarj not later than 8 p.m. on tlio Bth March, ISfID. Weights will appeal' on the loth March, 1890, Acceptance? ami general eutries close on the 22nd March. 18110. All communications to be addressed to the Secretary, Woodville. Five per cent will be deducted'from all stakes, .. CONDITIONS, Metropolitan Rnciuj! P.ules will he strictly adhered to, All the races at this meeting oro confined to hacks only. Hacks shall mean horses that have never stilted in a iveiglit-foi'-ago or handicap race (hack races excepted), and that are not nominated for .i l>erby, Guineas, or St. Leger, at time cf entry. A district horso shall mean a horso that has not been out of tlio district for mere than a week at a time, during the two months immediately preceding the day of race. • No, entry will be received for any race except-on condition that all claim", di-l>utc'jj and objections arising out of the racing shall bo settled by the Stewards or whom they may appoint, and their decision sh ill be final. No nomination will be received _ unless accoinp-nicd by the necessary amount in rs sh, In all nominations, description, age, pedigree and performances'mm-t bo given. All horses to ho riddonin distinguishing colors, which must bo given at time of entry. ADMISSION: Foot-passengers, Is. Horses 2s. Vehicles of any description 2a Od. No horses allowed on the course. Members and their carriages free, W. NICHOLSON, .. Secretary and Treasurer,3129 Woodville.

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