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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4718, 14 May 1894, Page 4

TB KOTAHITANGA MAORI RACING CLUB'S A Hack Meeting. TO BE HELD ON THE Akura .race course, MASTERTON, on . MAY 17th, 1891, -PROGRAMMB--1 First Hawaiki Hurdle Handicap- Of SO sovs, Second horn to rcceivo B sovs out of Btakea.. IJ. miles, Over eis flights of hurdica 3ftGln in height. Nomination 10s, ' ampt&nce 15i. To start at 12.15 - 2 Second Rongakaka Hurdle Bandioap- j Of 20 sotb. Second horse to receive 5. sots , froni Btakeßi One mile and a distance, Over - four flights of hurdles 3ft 6in in height Fer Maori Horsos.only that:have never won. a race oi 10 sovs. Nomination 10s, acceptance nil.' To start at lp.m. 8 Hinenuitipo Bracelot-Welter weight for age.. Of 25 sovs, Second hone to receive 5 sovs from stakes. One mile. Vomination 10s, acceptance 10. To fi'KTt at 1.45 p.m. 4 Kotahitanga Maori Racing GluVa Hasdicap—Of 65 Bovb. Second horse 5 sovs from stakes. IJ miles. Nomination 255, acceptance 255. To start at 2.30 pm. 6Huia Maiden Hack Handicap-Of 20 sovs. Second horse to receive Gsovs out of stakes. Seven furlongs. For Maori horses that havo never won a race of any • description, Nomination lfsi acosptance nil. To start at 3,15 p.m. 6 Tiritl Waitangi Flying Handicap—o£ 35 sovs, Secordhorso to receive 5 sovs from stakes, g mile. Nomination 15s acceptance 15s. To start at 4 p.m. 1' Mitariki Farewell Handicap—Of 25 sovs. Second horse to receive 5 eovi from stakes. For oil losis attbis meeting (Maiden Hack excepted.) Nominations to be made after Huia Maiden Haok Handicap is run. Acceptance within 15 minutes after the weights are posted. One Mile. To Start at 4,45 p.m.

Approved by the Wellington Kacing Club, Wellington, torch 31st, 1894.-H.M. LYON, Secretary. Nominations close at 9 p,m, on (SATURDAY, 21st April, Wcightideolarcd SATURDAY, 28th April. Acceptances and General Entries close at 9 p.m. on SATURDAY, 6th May. "WILLIAM lORNS, Secretary.

WAIRAEAPA HUNT CLUB SPORTS, MESSRS LOWES AND lOMB' GROUNDS, MASTERTON. 24th May. (QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY.) PROGRAMME, To commence at 1 o'clock sharp. .1, TILTING IN THE KING, first prize 2nd £l,3rd T. H. Thompson's pair | 'dismounting HURDLE COMiTITION (barebacked); Competitors to 1 d J D 1 ( f i I I ween each flight Eirjt prize £2,2 nd W. jb' brcastplato valued at 20a. 3rd J s' oigatette holder. .IADIES' TKOfHY, NEEDLE~>ING COMPETITION: Horaeato be nominated by ladies." Competitors jump hurdles, dismount, lead horse to lady ladj to thread needle and tio not in the cotton,andhandtho Bamo to competitor who then remounts jumps hurdles and proceeds to winning post, Open only to membors of recognised Hunt Clubs. First prizo gold bracelet value £lo,2nd W. Dougall's prize, 3rd E. Woleh'j ladies whip, 4 JUMPING COMPETITION: Over usual fences (no water). Minimum weight 12at. First prize £lo,2nd £3,3 rd J, Mandel' whip. .5 WffiE JUMPING COMPETITION over three wire fences about 3ft Din high,

Minimum weight 12st, First prize £5 and W.Cameron's double rein bridle valuo2os, second, 3rd J. L, Murray's bat value 10s Gil. 0 ORANGE COMPETITION: competitors to ride over hurdles (to be decided by the judga) to carry a platpol oranges, the one retaining the most oranges to be winner, Fir«t prize £2,2 ad £l,3rd S. Syverston's Gladstone bag. 7. CIGARJAND UMBRELLA COMPET--ITION : Competitors to light oigar, open umbrella, mount horso, jump hurdle, ride to vfinnlsg post; cigar to be alight at finish, Firsiprize £2 and I. MandoVs box' clgara, 2nd £l,3rd value 10s 6d.. Entry Feo (or Jumping Competition and Ladies' Trophy 10s each, all other events 5s each. All events OPEN except Ladies' Trophy, which ia confined to members ot Hunt Clubs. ENTRIES close with the Secretary at Carterton, Mr Harold Welsh, Masterton, Mr G. Tuily, Martinborougb, Mr A. J. Toogood, Featberslon, or MrH. Catt, Grcytown at any time on SATURDAY, 19th May. ■ W.MoKBNZIE, Ben Sec, Observer Office, Carterton'

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