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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 5475, 21 February 1910, Page 3

L>AY OF PLENTY JOCKEY CLUiI ANNUAL RACE MEETING " A " AT THE J KACECOURSE, TAURANGA. „ ON J THCItSDAY. FEBRUARY 24. 1910. £ OFFICEUS. c I'atron : Mr W. H. Herries. M.P. President. Mr A. Dickie. Vice- - Presidents : Messrs 11. A. Sharp, (I. A. Ward. J. Hrown, G. W. Hrown, and M. P. Stewart. Judge : Mr W. H. Herries. Ml*. Haiulicappcr : air J. E. Smith. r Starter : Mr J. D. Fauikr«r. Cl t rk o f the Scales : Mr C . 11. Jordan. Clerk of tho Courso : Air , A. Marsh. Stewards : Messrs G. W. Urown, M. P. Welsh, W. \ Huino. (J. McArthur. R. A. Sharp, W. H. Poole, A. Montgomery, J. McStay, C. O. Gibba, and Dr. Stuart. Committee: Messrs G. McArtihur, W. Hume. F. H. Hum- ( inond, W. H. Poole, A. Mathoson. C. O. Gibbs, J. G. Grevn. A. Davoren, T. Floyd, I. Taylor, Captain Scantlebury, and " Dr. Stuart. Secretary and Troasuivr: Mr C. E Macmillnn. PROGRAMME. I.— MAUNGANUI TRIAL' PLATE of lOsovs. — Second horse to receive 2sov s . out of the Stake. For horses that have never won ■ stakes to the total value of J-I0 at date of entry. Distance, T furlongs. Weight-for-ase. Genwul J Entry, 10s. 2— TK BBVGA TROT HXXIUCAP at , lOsovs.— Second horso to rccoivoi 2sovs. out of the Stake. To l)e ru/n subject to the Trotting As- ( sociiation's Rules. Distance. 2 miles. Nomination, 7s ; accept- ] ance, 3s. 3.— TAURANGA CUP HANDICAP of 25sovs.— Second horse to receive ssovs. out of the Stake. Distance, 11 miles. Nomination, 355; J acceptance, 10b. 4.— WAIROA MAIDEN HACK HANDICAP of 6sovs.— Second horse to receive lsov. out of tho Stake. For horses that have never won J a race and are not nominated for any other race at this meeting-. Trial Plate exceptcd. Dis tance, 5 furlong. Minimum weight, 9 stone. Nomination, 4s ; acceptance, 2s. S.— TAUR.ANOA COUNTY HANDICAP of lOsovs.— Second horse t o receive 2sovs out of the Htakca. For horses the bona-ftde property of residetrts of the Tnurang-a County and in the district throo months prior to date of entry. Distance, 1 mile. Mwiimum weight, 9 stone. Nomination, 7s; acceptance, 3s. 6.— OTUMOETAI. FLYIiNO HANDICAP of 14sovs. — Second horse to receive 2sovs out of the Sta^e. Distuncc, 6 furlongs. Nomination, lOs f acceptance. 4s- ' 7.— (!ATR I'AH TUOT of Ks«v s .- •••Seconcl ho;rso to receive lsov. our of tho Stake 1 - *ro* lie fTin subject to the Trottiinp AsSfocmtion's Rules. Distance, 1 mile.' Nomination, 4s ; acceptance, 2e. S.-HAIRIIJI FORCED HANDICAP of 9»ovs. — Second horse, to receive 2sovtj. out of the Stake.. Compulsory to -all winners, except events 2 ant! 7 Distance, 7 furlongs. Entrance, 9a. , REGULATIONS. N.Z.R.C. and N.Z.T.A. Rules strictly adhered toAll Entries to be sent to the Secretary, Tauranga. All Entries, Nominations, and Acceptance* must hit «rcompanied I>> the necessary amount in cn.sh. 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