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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4863, 29 October 1894, Page 4

1, !0, lie ?d rs 111 w AIIiAItAPATItOITINGCLU]] SPRING MEETING. 5Y soar Sir E, ly. rk ds J. ita•P. ,40 >m he Its .15 >in iiu llu ny to 12j C 8 ,ce ios 11 nil on P' :1r c le (I TO DB HELD ON TDK AKUBA RACECOURSE, MASTERTON ox THURSDAY, NOV. M, 1891 Putron-W. 0. Buchanan, Esq., M.Bt.R, President—C. A. Pownall, Ksq. \ t Vice prcsidouts—A, MoKonzio Esq., li. Mot rison Esq., and W. McKeczio Esq., (Alas tcrton); Judgo-J. Hodder Esq.; Mew ardi-Messrs \V, Abbott, W. B. Allen \V. Corlett, A, Daysh, \V. H. Del/isle, J Fdlloon, W. Hawlto, J, Hndloy, L. Hndlej C. Hughes, C. MoLachlan, McCandlisb, h R, MoFarlano, 11.I 1 . Hkoy, and 11. Yalta Hnndicappcr—V. Shannon j Starter—H Roako; Clork of Monies—J. Ho" _ Clerk of Oourso-W, Abbott; Timckeopc —A, Henderson j Treasurer—W. I Allen, PROGRAMME. Iho first race to start jiunotuftlly at o'clock, 1. Mnidon Handicap Trot (saddle), LlO about 2 miles. Nom. Ds, accept. sj. 2. Stewards Handicap Trot (raddle), L2o Mt 3 miles, tooo.nl horso to receive L 3 f roi staW Nom. 10j, accept. 15s. 3. Scllmj Handicap Trot(saddlo or harntsi 1.25'; about i miles. Tim iviocer to be sol immediately after tho raco and the whole c the proceeds to go to tho Club's fund. Noir 7s 0(1, accept. 7s 6d. i, Fory Handican Trot (saddlo or harness' L' 6; attout 2 miles. For ponies 14'2 aa under. Nom. ft Od, accept. 7s Gil, 6, Wsirarapa Tioiting Club Handicap (hat ncss), L3O; aooui 2j miles, second horse t receive Lb irom tbe stakes. Nom. 15s,accepl 6 s Akum Maori Handicap (saddlo orhimess £lO. About 2 miles, bcco.id horse £2 froi stakes. Nom. 10j, acccpi, free. Horses t he tho bona lido property of a Maori a raont prior to day of meeting. To te ridden c diivou by Maoris only. G. Orand Stand Handicap Trot (harness, L 10; about 2 miles. Noic, 6s, accept. Os. G Concolatiou Hardtop Trot (Saddle), £1( about 2 miles. Kutrics to be nisiln imrai diatcly after 'iio Grand Stand Handicap ha bran. Nomination 10s, Acceptance free. Nominations closj on THURSDAY, Nov 15th, after tho arrival of the evening trai fiom Well'ngton, at the Wliito Hart Hotel Cirtcrion, Handicaps declared on or abou TUUI.SIMY. November 2ith. Acceptance close TUUKSDAY, Novem'.icr 27tb, atth AVhito Hirt Hot'il, Carterton, aftor tb otriyal of tho evening train from Wellington No Nomination or acceptance will bo re coivtd under any pretence whatever, unlet accompanied by the necessary fteo. All stakes will do paid in full. RULES AND REGULATIONS, 1. All races will be run under tbe Wei lington Trotting Association rulos, 2. Winners will be penalised not to cxccei ssoond s in tbe mile. 3. All ponies (oxcept thoso holding cer tificates) to be nmsured before starting. 4. Previous performances, colour, age and sex, ol all horses and pomes, to b given at time of nomination ; also colour of riders. 5. All horses or ponies that have neve started will ho handicapped on tho sairn mark. G. All horses and pouies must ba riddor and driven out, if distanced, tho winmni horse will receive tho advertised secom money, 7, All protests to bo accompanied by i fee of £2, to be forfeited if tho protest i, considered frivolous. 8, All disputes and objections arising ou of the racing shall bo decided by a majoritj of tho •' towards present, whoso decisioi shall he final, aud shall not be questioned ii any Couit of Law. Entries only receive; on Ibis condition; ■ 9, Any Jo;kcy not weighing out witliir ten minutes after the bell has been rung, oi not returning saddle cloths immediaiolj after the race will bo fined £l, which will be strieily enforced. 10, All persons intending to withdraw horses are required to give notice to tin Secretary (in writing) half ail hour befors the time for tarting such raco. Fines foi neglect in this respect will bo imposed according to tbe rules, Admission to Uncc Course Is. Saddling Paddock 2s (id, Ladies Is. No extra charge for horses or Vehicles. li. 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