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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3697, 29 December 1890, Page 4

mmm WAIRARAPA RAGING CLUB. SCMMER MEETING, To bo held on tho rauherenikau Race Course, THUKSDAV, Ist January, 1890, President! J. P. Russell; Vice Presidents: H. Bunny and H.'S, Wardoll; Stewards: J. H. Bothunc, W. B. Mirill,' \f. 0. Ducknan, A, Donald, N. Grace, J, Macara, 0. MacSbonc,'.V. J Nix, A. G. rilmor, Geo. Reynolds; 0. J. Tully; Judge, J. Drummond; Starter: T.H.Hill; Clerk of scales: E.■ ff, Dorset 5, Olerk of Course: Josias Tockcr; Timekeepora: W. 0, Williams, and IV. Armstrong; Treasurer: •XT. Cundy j Handicapper: T, H. HIU, .PROGRAMME. _ Hurdle Handicap, 45 soys, second horse Sisovs from state, about 2 miles, of cr j fights hurdles, about 3ft (iin high. The winner of any Hurdle Handicap after the declaration of weights to. carry fibs penalty, Nomination 20s, Acceptance 255, 2, Hack Hiralle Handicap, 20 sovs, second liorao3sova from stakes; about 1A miles] over 0 flights hurdles; about 3ft Cln high, The winner of any Hack Hurdlo Handicap after tho declaration of weights to carry a penalty of 61bs. Nomination 10s, Acceptance 10s, 3, Flying Handicap, 40 bovsj second horse S , sovs from tho stakes; about-2 mile, The winner of any handicap of tho value oi 30 sovs, after the declaration of weights to curry Dibs .penalty,' mid of tho value of 60 sovs 71m penalty. Nomination 20s, Acceptance 20s, 4, Maiden Hack Race,-10 sovs second horse 2 sovs from stakes; about j mile; weight, , not less than Bst 71b, Open to all hacks that' have never started (saddlo races excepted) and have not won on advertised racoofany description at date of meoting. Nomination 10s, 5, Wairarapa Cup, 100 sore; 2nd horeolC sovs, and 3rd horse 5 sovs from the stokes; about U miles, Tho winner of any Han. dicap of the value of 30 sovs after the declaration of weights to carry Bibs penalty, and'of tho valuo of 50 sovs 71bs penalty. ' Nomination 20s; Acceptance 40s and 40s al the post. 6, Hack Handicap, 25 sovs; 2nd horsoEsovi from the stakes; about one mile.and a distance, The winner of any Hack Handicap of the valuo of 20 sovs after'tho declaration of weights to carry 51bs penalty, Nomin otion 10s, Acceptance 15s, sovs from the stakes; about 1 mile, Winner of any handicap of tho value of 3( . sovs after tho declaration of weights k carry Gibs penalty, and of 50 sovs 71bs ponalty, Nomination 15s, Acceptance 20s, NOMINATIONS for all events (oxccpl Maiden Hacks) must be made in rating, and addressed to the Secretory at the Oddfellow's Hall, Featherston, ond CLOSE on WEDNESDAY, 10th December, at 8 pm, Handicap Hurdles 20s, Hack Hurdles 10s. WEIGHTS will bo declared on TONES. DAY, 17th December, ACCEPTANCES and Entries for Maiden Hacks, 10s, addressed as above, close on TUESDAY, 23rd December, at 8 p m, Handicap Hurdles, 20s, Hack Hurdles, 10s, Flying Handicap, 20s, Wairarapa Cup, 40s, Hack Handicap, 16s, Stewards' Handicap, 20s, RULES AND REGULATIONS, 1 All races at this meeting will be run under tho NZ Rules of Racing,. O Nn nnmUliitn nr n^nnfnnnn ,„!'! 1,. received after the advertised time of closing under any pretenco whatever, or unless accompanied by the necessary amounts 3 In all nominations for handicaps, the name, age at timo of entry, pedigree, colour, sex, and previous performances of tho horse, 4 A hack shall bo a herso that has nevet started for other than hack races, and is not \t date of meoting nominated for other than hack races W BOCK, Secrotar Approved by tho Wellington Racing O is 2nd day of Docembor, 1890. H M Lyon, /Secretory HTOP! 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