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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4660, 28 February 1894, Page 4

,WMRAEAPABAOIMOLUB v 'A; U T'U M N ' -•M E;E T I N G xi 24th and 2CHi.Marqh l 1894 A, Krao, Hakdicappeb. First raco starts at 12 noon each day. • Pbooiumsie.—Feist Dat, 1. Fiist Hurdle Handicap, 50 sots., 2nd horse 5 sots from stakes ;'nom, 20s, aocept, 2i)s; If miles. % First Hack Hurdle Handicap, 30. sots, 2nd horse 5 sovsfrom stakes; nom, 10s, accept. 10s; 1J miles. 3, Flying Handicap, 60 sots. 2nd horse 5 sots from stakes; nom. 20s, accept., 20s; f milo. 4, Haok Telegraph Handicap, 25 sots, 2nd horse 5 sots from stakos; nom, 10s, accept. 10s; J milo. 5, Easter Handicap, 90sov|« 2ad hoieo 15 sots from stakes; nom. ljmiles. • TBB . 6, Hack Autumn Hendioap, 80 sots, 2nd horso 5 sots from stakes; nom, 10s, accept. 10s; 1J miles. 7. Grand StandjWelter Handicap, 45 sots, 2nd horse 5 sots from stakesminimum woightsSstjnora. 20s, accept, and distance. - bJF-. Skcosd Day. 1. Second Hurdle Handicap, 45 ?uvs, 2nd horse 5 sots from stakes; nom, 20s; aooop. 20s i'lj miles. 2. Second Hack Hurdles Handicap, 25 sots, 2nd horso 6 sots from stakes; nom.' 10s, accept, 10s; Ij. miles, 3. County Handicap, 60 sots, 2nd horse 5 sots from stakes; nom. 20s, accept. 20s; 1 mile. - 4. .Haok Welter Handicap, 25 sots, 2nd horse 5 sots from stakes; minimum woight Bst; ; nom, 10s, accept, 10s ; 1 mile. - 5. Steward's Handicap, 70 sots,' 2nd horso 10 sots from stakes; nom, 20s, accept. 30s j 'IJ miles; the winner of County Handicap to be rehandicapped for this ovent, not ojioeeding 71bs, G, Moroa Hack Handicap, 30 sots, 2nd liorßo 6 sots from stakes; nom, 10s, accept, 10s; 1J miles j tho winner of Haok Welter Handicap to be rohandicapped for this erent, not exceedine7lb. 7. Farewell Handicap, 35 sots, 2nd horse 5 sots from stakes; nom. 10s, accept. 20s; 7 furlongs; for all beaten horses (hacks exceptsd). Nominations will be taken on tile general entry date and subsequent winners' fees will bo returned, "Weights after Stewards' Handicap is run, acceptances 15 minutes after weights are posted. NOMINATIONS for all eTents close with the Secretary at the Empire Hotel. Featherstcn. on THURSDAY, Bth March, at 8.30 p.m, WEIGHTS for tho First Day's Handicaps will be declared on Monday tho 19th March.' ACCEPTANCES for the First Day's Handicaps close at tho same place on WEDNESDAY, the 21st March, at 8,30 p.m. WEIGHTS for tho Second Day's Handicaps will be declared at tho Empito Hotel, Featherston, at about 8 p.m. on tho night of : tho first dart races, ACCEPTANCES oloso within half an hour after weights aro potted, ' RULES AND REGULATIONS, 1. Nominations and acceptances (in proper' form) must bn accompanied by necessary fees, otherwise they will be rejected, if nominations or acceptances arc telegraphed, the fees must be forwarded to the Secretary the first mail thereafter, This rule ivih, be STRICTLY KNFOIUJED,; 2. Nominations rruststato color, sex, name, age, pedigreo, and previous performances of horses (where not known to handicappci), and colors to bo worn by rider, and ijuote numbeb of raco to bo entered for. 3. A Hack is a horse that has never started for other thin hack or hunter races, and is not at the timo of meeting nominated for other than hack or hunter races. > Tho Committee rescrrc tho right to alter the dates of nominations,weights, and acceptances'should occasion arise, subject to tbo'approTal of the Metropolitan Olub. GEORGE T, F. BUTTON, . Secretary. '

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