RACING CONFERENCE.
(By Telegraph—Press Association),
J Wellilxbton, Thursday, I At the Kncing Conference this g j morning it was decided to adjourn 11 the ordinary Conference until Not! vember, in Cluistcliurch. The dc--3 sirability of establishing a NewZeat land Jockey Club >vas affirmed, and it was decided that the question be fully discussed at the No- , vember meeting, It was do- , cided to request the Government [ that in reducing thenumbcrof days' . racing, as provided in Sir It. Stout's , Bill, ordinary Earing Clubs slliould not be bracketed with Trotting . Clubs, and that t-lie former be reduced only a third of the days raced by them in 1892. Three delegfttesof the Metropolitan and County Clubs, to discuss which , meetings are tobcabolishcd,resolved that a >erson may train his own horse or horses in which he is a partner, without paying a fee, provided he receives no payment for his services. Tho Oonforonco then closed. sHSHSHHSh HHHM HHHH raHHHI mmm
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4783, 26 July 1894, Page 3
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156RACING CONFERENCE. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4783, 26 July 1894, Page 3
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