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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3791, 22 April 1891, Page 4

AUTUMN MEETING OF TBE Waipawa County Racing Club At the Club's Course, KAIKOURA, THURSDAY April 23, 189!. (ST GEORGE'S DAY) President: Mr W. White ; Treasurer: Captain Howard; Judge: Mr W. "White; Starter Mrß. B. Johnston; Clerk of Scales: Mr W. T. Sabm; Handicnpper: Mr G. Moran ; Stewards: Mr S. McGreevy, A. Scvimgeour W. T. Limhrick, J. Merrylees, K Watts, J. Haiker, D. Moroncy, J. Tettit; PROGRAM ME. Handicap Hack Hurdle Race, of 35 Bovß, second horse to received sovs from the stakes; distance about 2 miles; Nomination 10a, acceptance lsov. { Handicap" Hack ■Race of 40 sovs*; second horse to receive 5 sovs-rrom the stakes ; distance lJmUe; noin. 1 sov, acceptance! sov. W.C.R.C. Handicap (opeqjof 100 sovs, second horse to receive; 10 sovs from the stakes : the; winner of "any handicap of 100 sovs, or over, after the declaration of-weights, to carry a penalty of 71bs ; distance?!! mile. Nona. 1 spy; accept. 3 sov. ladies Purse Hack Handicap, of 25 povs, second horse to. receive 5 sovs from the stake 9; horses to Denominated by ladies. Minimum weight 9st; distance l| mile; nom. 10s, accept. 10s. Selling Race, (open) of 30soys. The winner to be sold with 'oil engage ments immediately after the race for 80 sovs. Top weight. 9at. No sexual allowance. 71bs allowed for every £5 ofF selling price, the surplus if any to be equally divided between the second horse and the funds of the Club,, Distance 1 mile. Entrance 30s. | NOTE,-r "Owners must state at time of entry, thepricc their horse is to be sold for s or they will be allotted top weight." Flying Handicap, (open), of 40 sovs ; second horse to receive 5 sovs from the stakes. The winner of the - W.C-R.C. Handicap to carry a penalty of 71bs. Distance once round about 7 furlongs. Nomination 1 sov Acceptance 1 sovs. Hack Flying Handicap, of 20 sovs ;. second horse to receive 5 sovs from the stakes. The winner of the Handicap Hack Race to cairy a penalty of 71bs. Instance! once round, about 7 furlongs. .Nominations 10s; acceptance 10s. Dates of Nominations, Acceptances, etc. —Saturday, 21st March: Nomination for all events. Saturday, 4th April: Wolrrhfp TWlarnrl- Sntlinfov. 11th April: Acceptance for all Handicaps. RULES & GENERAL CONDITIONS. The Metropolitan Rules of New Zealand will be strictly adhered to. Colors, Pedigree, and performances must accompany ectries in all cases. Five pei cent deducted from gross amount of ail stakes. "'Hack" shall mean a horse that has never won a race of oyer 40 sovs, and that is not in wiy Derby, Guineas, Oaks, or St. Leeerat ime of nomination. All events close a t 8 p.m. on their respective daten, with the Secretary, at Kaikora, and must be accompanied by the necessary fees. E. GRAY, Secretary.

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