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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume LIII, Issue 2814, 20 October 1903, Page 3

Pul>lic Notices THANKS. THS Executive of the Akaroa Boating Club dtsire to expresß siucere thanks to oil the Ladieß and Gentlemen who so k*ndly astieted to make the Opemcg Tay a succes?. P, K. LYNKEY, Hon. Sec. PENINSULA HORSE SHOW. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27th, 1903 CATALOGUE OF ENTRIES. Jlabs I.—Hacktey Lntire Horte. First prize 2gs, secoud lg. Class 2—Draught Elliiu Hcise (any age). First 2gs, tecor.d lg. Class 3—Pony Entire Horde, not over 14.1 hands. Fust pi.zo lg, Class 4—Lr.ughb Hort,e or Muie. First pr.zj 2gs second 10j 6J. Class s—Hack, to cirry up to 11 stone. Fust prize 3g--, stcoud iigs, thud lg. Class 6—Pair Hillside Hough Uoreet, Iht properly of one owner, tuat lia.vu Dttu teguuiiy vvorkect together. First pcz; 2g-, tecoLU 10- 6a, Class 7—Jback Brood Mure, iv foal, or foil ut foot. Fiist pi.zj 2g?, Bi.ouud prizj 10s 6d, CUbB 13 —.Draught Biood A'iare, iv l.v), o* ij-l ai lout. Fust p.izd 2gs, second p.iza 10i 6d. | UJaati y—-liauk, two ) ear old, fouled tiuce Juiy lat, 1901. mist puza iil lib 60, I SUyuU pn/.j 10j.6J. ijiuss 10—Diaught, thee jear old, foaled biuoo Juiy lbi, ISOJ. i'lrst pnz« l£gs, I sircuna puze 100 6J. Clais 11—Duibj Uuit L'oiiie or Mare, 14 lo 14 3 huuau. To be bhowu iv harness | aituchtd lo velnc.e. Uirao p:izo 2gs, i fatcuiid prize 1%. j Cluss 12-Horse or Mure, suitable for all woiu, 15,2 hands aud over. To be shown attached lo vehicle. First prize 2gs, second pmj lg, buili given by J.F. Buchanan, Ksq. Clabß 13—Buggy Pair, to he tried in a four wheeled vehicle. The properly of cue owner. First priz: fetcoi.d prize Class 14—Diaught, t w o year old, foaled since July lei, 1901. First prizs l£gs. Cluss 15 —Cob, over 14.1 and under 15 hands, capable of canying 14 stone. To be shown in saddle, as horses will have to bo ridden, First prize 2gs, second prize lg. Olasß 16—Horse or Mare, suitable for all round work, under 15 2 hands. To be shonn in harness attached to vehicle. First priz.' 2gs, stoond prize lg, Claes 17—Gig Horse or Mare, from 14.3 to 15.2 Iv mis. To ba tried in a dog cart or gig. First prize 2gs, second prize Class 18—Pony over 13 and under 14.1 hands. To be Bhown in saddle, as horses will have to be ridden. Frtt priz-j 2gs, second prize lg. Class 19—Pony, 13 hands and under. Special prize (Thacker Bros.) lg. Class 20—Hack, to carry up to 15 stone. To be shown in saddle, aa horses wil have to be ridden. First piiz<? 2g!= > Becoud prize lg. Class 21—Lidy's Hack, wh'di has been thoroughly broken in as a Lady's Hack. To be shown in saddle and ridden by a lady. First prize 2gs second prizo lg, third prize 10s 63. Class 22—Dog Cart Horse or Mare, over 15 2 hondß, to be tried in a two wheeled dog cart. First prize 2gs, second prize lg, third prize 10a 6d. Class 23—Hack, to carry up to 13 stone. To be shown in saddle as horses will have to ba ridden. First prize 2gs, seoond prize lg. Class 24—Hunter, to be judged for general hunting qualifications, and to be tried over tuch fet ces as Committee may decide. First prize 2gs„ second prize lgDriving Competition—For Gentlemen. First lg, second prize 10s 6d. Post entry. Driving —For Ladies. First prze lg, second prize 10s 6d. Poat entry. Walking and Trotting Competition—Time and ftyle to he conu'dered. Each distarce half a mile. First prize, in" eluding lg from L. Wilson, Esq., Eecond prize lg. Jumping Competition. Entrance moi ey doubled. First prize two thirds, teennd prizo one third. Post entry, Entry 5s Egg and Sf oon Pace, for Ladies on horseback. First pr ze lg, second prize 10s 6d. Post entry. Threading the Needle Race, First prize lg, second pnzj 10-t 61. Pest entiy. Mepßfg Mora Bros, give a guinea prize, in class 2, for horee or mare, suitable for all work. Messrs Mora Bros, also give a guinea prize, iv class 12, for bett draught entire. Mr R. Paton offers a special prize of 2 guineas for horse or mate most suitable for use in coaching on the hilly country tf ihe Peninsula. Mr Patou docs not intend exhibiting in this class himself, his object being to encourage the breeding of a class of horses suitable for hill coaching amongst the Peninsula farmers. Mr G. F. Rhodes will give a guinea for the best troop horse belonging to any member of the O.Y.C. All horses to be ridden j in uniform. | RULES 1. All classes aro open, 2. Membern and subscribers of 5s each and upwards 2s 6d each entry, all others ss. Spejial entries required for horses competing for special prizes for which there are no classes advertised. 3. The same horse cannot be entered for more than three classes, but it is eligible to compete for any private prizes that may be offered. 4. Fxhibitors, when making entries, are requested to give name and colour of exhibit, also name of sire, and breeJer if known. 5. That no horse that, has gained honours in one if the 11, 13, or 15 stone classes for Hacks be allowed tocempetc in either of the other two cla'ses. Entries clo3e with the Secretary, C. W. Leete, at Akaroa, on TUESDAY, October 20tb, at 6. p.m. All post entries 3s, excepting horse jump, which 18 di. CHAS, W. LEETE, ' Seoretary,