3' OFFICIAL ■ PROGRAMME. ABABAPA RACING OLUB AOTUJIN MEETING. To bo held on the TAUHERENIKAU RACECOURSE on MONDAX and TtJIiSDAY, 16IH and 10TH APRIL, 1895, ' President-J. P. Russell j Vice-Presidents— H, S. Wardell and N. Grace; Judge—o. F. Vallaneoj Bon Treasurer—George Reynolds; titewards—W E. Bidwill, H. Morrison, \V, 0. Williams, A, M. Wilkinson, C. R. Bidwill, G. Tully, F. Pearco, A, McKcnzio, R. Bright, H. S. Izard, W. J. Nix, J. S. Cundy • Timekeeper- N. Graco; Starter-Samuel Cundy ; Clerk of Scales—E. W. Dorset; Clerk ol CourseJ. H, Wishaw jHandicapper; A.' 11. McFarlane. FIRST DAY. I. To start 11.30 a.m,-Opca Hurdle Handicap, of 40 aovs; second horso, 5 aova. About 1J miles. Nomination, 15s; acceptance, 2os. 2, To start 12 noon.—Trial Back Handicap, ol £2O; second horse, £3. About} mile. Nomination, 10s; accoptanoo, 10s, Open to all hacks that have never won an advertised race at time ol start. 3. To start 1.30 p,m,-Telegraph Hnndioip, of £4O; second horse, £5. About 7 furlongs. Nomination, 15s; acceptance 255, 4, To start 2 p.m.—Autumn flack Handicap, o[ £3O : second horse, £5. About 1J miles. Nomination, 10s; acceptance, 20s. 5. Toßtart2,3o p,m.-Ea*ter Handicap, of £00; second horse, £lO. About lj miles. Nomination, 20s; acceptance, 40s. 0. To start 3 p.m.—Flying Hack Handicap, of £2O ; second horse, £3. About J mUe. Nomination, 10s; acoeptauce, 10s. 7. So start 3.30 p.m.-Open Welter Handicap, of £4O; second horse, £5, About 1 mile and a distance. Nomination, 15s; acceptance, 255. 8. To start 4 p.m.—Hunters Flat Handicap, of £2O; second horse £3. About 1 mile, Minimum weight, 10 stone. Nomination, 10s; acceptance, 10s. Open to all horses holding master's certificate for seasons 1893,1804 and 1895. SECOND DAY. 1 To start 11.30 a.m.-Open Hurdle Handicap, of £4O; second horse, £5. About 1J miles, Nomination, los; acceptance 255, 2. To start 12 noon,—Hack Hurdle Handicap, of £3O; second horse, £5. About ljmiles. Nomination, 10s; acceptance, 15s. 3. To start 1.30 p.m. -Winter Oats Handicap, of £45; second horse, £5, About 3 mile. Nomination, 15s; acceptance, 20s, 4. To start 2 p.m. Moroa Hack Handicap, of £2O; second horso £3. About | mile, Nomination, 10s; acceptance, 10s. 0. To start 2.30 p.m.-Stewards Handicap, of £75; second" horse, £lO. About 1| mile, Nomination, 20s; acceptance, 40s. 0. To start 3 p.m.—County Hack Haudicap, of £3O; second horse, £5. About U mile. Nomination, 10s acceptance, 20s. 7. To start 3.30 p.m.—Farewell Handicap, of £4O; second horse, £5. About 1 mile. Nomination, 15s; acceptance 20s. Open to all beaten horses (hacks excepted) cngaccd at tho meeting. Entries on Nomination night, subsequent winners' fees returned. Weights after Stewards' Handicap. Acccptauccs oloso 15 minutes after weights are posted, 8. To siart 4 p.m.—Final Hack Handicap, of £25 ; second horse £5, About 1 mile. Nomination, 10s; acceptance, 10s. Open to all beaten hacks engaged at the meetiDg. Entries on nomination night, Bubscijiicnt winners' fees returned, Weights after Uounty Hack; acceptances close 15 minutes after weights are posted,
Note—All second moneys are deducted from the staHcs | alt.o .winners on the second day will be liable to be re-handicapped, if necessary, up to Ist. Nominations tor nil events close with the Secretary at the Empire Hotel, Feather jtoi? on Thursday, 21st March, at 7.30 p.m. Weights tor the Ist day's Handicaps will bo declared on Saturday, March 30th, Acceptances tor the first day's Handicaps close at the same place on Monday, Bth April, at 7.30 p.m. Weights for the second day's Handicaps will be declared at the Empire Hotel, Featherston, at about 3 p.m. on the night of the first day's races, Acceptances close at a time to be notified alter weights are posted. BULES AND REGULATIONS, 1. Nominations and Acceptances must be accompanied by the necessaiy fees, otherwise they will bo rejected. 2. Nominations must state colour, sex, name, age, pedigree and previous performances (wheto not known to handicapper), and colours to be worn by the rider, and quote number of race entered tor. 3. A hack is a horse that hns never won an advertised race at any time (hack and hunter races excepted) and is not nominated in nuy race other than Hack or Hunter races at timo of Nomination, ■I. The Stewards reserve the right to alter the dates of nominations, weights and acceptances, should occasion arise, subject to the approval of the Metropolitan Club. GEORGE T. F. BUTTON, Sec. Featherston, 30th January. 1595. Submitted to and approvedby the Wellington Baoine Club this 13th day of Februory,lß9s. H. M, LYON. Secretary,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 4979, 19 March 1895, Page 4
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