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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4871, 7 November 1894, Page 1

U7 AIBAKAPATKOTTmGCLUB, ; SPRIN(}iiiTING. ' "toub'heiiD onthe AKURi ( RAOECOUESE, MABDERTON, OK TSUBSDAY, ffOf.m, Ml ' Patron-W.C.'Buohanan, Esq., M.H.B, Presidont—O..A. Pownall, Esq.; Vioo-presidema-A. MoKenzio ESq. ; . H. Morrison Esq., ond W. MoKoczio Esq., (Mastotton) -. Judße-J. Hodder Eb?. ; Stow-aroU-Mossra W, Abbott, W, B, Allen, W. Corlcit. A, Dayah, W. H. DeLialo, J. Fa onn. W TTimW t n.ju; t. n-ji C. Hughes, C. MoLachlan, MoCandlisb, A. If, MoFarlane.F. Skey, and H,'Yates j , Handicapper-V,' Shannon; Starter—lt, lionkn • flliit n(,0i.1«.' T rr.Ji Clerk of Oonrse-W,' Abbott j Timekeeper -A. Henderson j ;; Troasuier-W, B. ' Allen,'•■■'■ - •■■ •■■ .'hi!'..- ; I'KOQUAMMB. ~ \ The first race, to start punctually at 1 odock, 1. Maiden Handicap Trot (saddle), L 10; about 2 miles, Nom, De, accept, in . 2. Stewards Handicap Trot (saddle), L26| 3. Sellidg Handicap Trot(eaddle or harnwj) w\. about i! miles. Tbo winner to be sold immediately after tbo race and the whole of tbo proceeds to go to tbo Club's fund. Nom. 7s6d,accept.7b6d, ! '■. •■■:•'< _ 4. Pony Haudicao.Trot (saddle or hsrneis), LIS; about 2 miles., For ponies 14'2 and under, Nom. 7s 6d, accept, ft Cd, ' 5, Walrarapa Tiottiiig Club Handicap (harness), L3O; about 2J miles; second horsotn receive L 6 from tbe stakes. Nom. lCw.acccnt, 6i ::"!'■ :;,! ;>' / ,•..-■■ ~; ■;. Aku'a Maori Handicap (saddle orhwness), £lO. About 2 miloa. Second horse £2 from stakes. Nob\ 10s,' accept, free. Horses to be tbe bona fide property of a Maori a'month pnor.to day of meeting, To to ridden or ilrivou by Maoris'only. 6. Grand Stand Handicap Trot (harnoßs), IilO; about 2 miles. Nom. ss, accept. 6s. C. Consolation Handicap Trot (gaddlc),£lo; about 2 miles. Entries to be msde immoI diatoly after tbe Grand Stand Handicap has been, Nomination 10s, Acceptance free. Nominations oloaa on THURSDAY, Nor. 15tb, after tbo arrival of the evening train from-Wellington, at the White Hart Hotel, Outcrton; Handicaps deolared on or about olosp THURSDAY, November 27 th, at the White Hart Hotel, Carterton, after tbe arriyal of the evening, train from Wellington. ■ No Nomination or acceptance willbereceived under any pretence whatever unles accompanied by the necossary feeo. All stakes will bo paid in full, RULES ANOVULATIONS, < 1 1, All races will be mo under the Wellington Trotting Association rules, 2. Winners will be penalised not to exceed second sin the mile, _ 3. All ponies (except tbosa holding aor< tillcates) to be mowured before starting, 4. Previous performances, colour, age, and sex, of all horses and ponies, to be given at time of nomination; also colours of riders, 5, All hoi-sea or ponies that have never startod will bo handicapped on the same mark, - ' - C. All horses and ponies mustbo ridden and driven out, if distanced, the winning horso will reoeivo the advertised second money, 7, All protests to bo accompanied by a fee of £2. to be forfeited, if the protest Is considered frivolous. '■'■■'■•■ % All disputes and objections arising out of the racing shall be decided by a majority any Court of Law. Entries only reoeived on this condition; 9. Any Jockey not woighing out within ten minutes after the bell has been rung, or not returning saddlo oloths Immediately after the race will be fined £l, which will bo strictly onforced. ■ , , ■ 10, All persons intending! to withdraw horses are required to give noticoto the' Secretory (in writing) half an hour before ; the time for larting such race. Fines for neglect in this respeot will be imposed according to the rules. ■' ' , Admission to Xtace Course- Is. Saddling Paddock 2s 6d. Indies Is. No oxtra charge for horses or Vehicles; li, IiOAKE, Hon. Sec, Carterton. Submitted to and approved by the Wellington Trotting Association.—H. E.WOON, Secretary. ■' \ ■ The Btable.containß twentylfit stills, six ■ loose ; boxes, waiti'g room, and every other convenience, Herses kept by the day, week, or month, atroaspnablochaigcs,. Horbes Bouoht ass Sold' oh Cohuissioh. Hoi seß broken to saddle and harnees. Landau carriages on hire by the hour, day or week; hooded, slnglo and double buggies, gig'.eto. -...■: All telegrams and letters promptly aliended to. -.■. Cabs In Attesdamce on ARaiVUior 'v ■_ . all Teaks. an * tpecial attention paid to travellers, . H amirs and others desirous, diving (he hunting t. ason, ol getting comfortable loose boxi-s, om,new. do. so by placing their horses in the caro of ; '.f ■! .'' MESSRS PIN^jEi.BROS These stables are not to bo equalled in tb Wellington province. !: '■'":! ■■-... fciPINHEY.., ~,■■. will be found with his carriage in the town, Orders for the train may be left with Mr Elliott, saddler, or nt ;'' ; , ". THE STABLES, ' i \ J. S. PLNHEY. Good Paddocks. Mono: "Every civility and attention." •;;;, ;'. ~. ' .. .* i: A Trial Bewdfv.tti) SolkiUd.. tanerai Pfoidiice Deafer^