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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 5476, 23 February 1910, Page 3

> f fJAY OF PLENTY JOCKEY CLUtt I ANNUAIj ; RACE MELTING ! AT THE RACECOURSE, TAURANGA. i ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1910. i i OFFICERS. i I^atron : Mr W. H. Herries, M.P. President, Mr A. Dickie. Vice- \ J'residents : Messrs H. A. Sharp, ' C. A. Ward, J. Brown, O. W, lirown, and at. V. Stewart. ' Judge: Mr \V. H. Herries. M.P. Handicapper : ilr J. E. Smith. , Starter : Mr J. D. Faulkrur. Clerk o f the Scales: Mr 1. H. , Jordan. Clerk of the Co-urso :Mr A. Marsh. Stewards : Messrs U. * W. lirown. M. l\ Welsh, U. Hume. C!. McArthur, R. A. Sl»ai['. # W. H. Poole, A.. Montgomery, J. UlcStay, C. O. Gibbs, and Dr. Stuart. Committee: Messrs I.!. McArthur, W. Hume, F. H. Ham- * inond, VV. H. Poole, A. Muthc- [ son, C. O. Gibbs, J. 0. Green, A. Davoren, T. Flo>-d, I. Taylor, ( Captain Scantlebury, and ]) r . ( Stuart. Secretary and Treasurer. Mr C. E Macmillan. ( PROGRAMME. ' I.— MAUXGANUI TRIAL PLATE oi lOsovs. — Second horse to receive ■ 2bovs. out of the Stake. For I ' horses that have never won 1 stakes to the total value of £10 1 at date- of entry. Distance, 7 furlongs. Weight-for-age. General Entry, 10s. 2 — TK RENGA TROT HAXDICAp Q f lOsovs. — Second horso to receive 2«ovs. out of the Stake. To be ' run subject to the Trotting Associiation's Rules. Distance. 2 miles. Norrtination, Ts ; nc^opt- ' ance, 3s. I 3.— TAURANOA CUP HANDICAP of ' 25sovs. — Second horse to receive ( Ssovs. out of the Stake. Distance. 1J- miles. Nomination, JTjs; ! acceptanfe. K)s. ' ' 4.— WAIROA MAIDF.X ITAPK HAN- 1 BICAP o f Osovs.— Second horse 1 to receive Isov. out of tho Stnk v^. < For horses that hove never won ! a raco nnrl are not nominated for any other race nt this meeting. Trial Plate excepted. Dis tance, 5 furlongs. Minimum weight, 9 stone. Nomination, 4s ; nccoptance, 2s. ) S.— TAURAXCA COUNTY HANDT- ) CAP of lOsovs.— Second horse t o ) receive 2sovs out of the stake*. < For horses th& bona-tfde property j of Residents of tho Tauranga County and in the district throe months prior to date of entry. Distance, 1 mile. Minimum weight, 9 stone. Nomination, 7s ; acceptance, 3s. 6.— OT-UMOETAI- FLYIXC HAXDICAP of 14sovs. — Second horse to receive Ssovs - out of the Stake. Distance, 6 furlongs. Nomination, ) 10s ; acceptance, 4s. ) 7.— GATE PAH TROT o f 6s o vs.— 5 --Secohd horse to receive Isov. I our or tho Stake 1 . I>e ITm subject to the 'Prottimfr AssjQCintion's Rules. Distance, 1 mile.' domination, 48 ; acceptance, 2s. S.-HAIRINI FORCED HANDICAr of 9aovs.— Second horse to receive 2sovs. out of the Stake. Compulsory to' all winners, except events 2 auti 7. Distance, 7 furlongs. Entrance, 9b. REGULATIONS. N.Z.R.C. and N.Z.T.A. Rules strict- ) ly adhered to-, ) " All Entries .\i> be sent to the Secretary, Taurauga. ( All Entries, Nominations, and Acj ceptance* rri.ust bt «ccoinpanibd b> ) the necessary uinnunt in cash. ) Tho Ape, Pedigree, Performances, and Colour of Horse must too stated j ir. Nominations. . ' ) Rider'm Colours must be sent with ) entries. ) PEXaLl>Y.— The Winner of a IW'» ; may be re-handicapped. ) 13a"PORTA^ r i\— lt is compulsory for ) intending Nomnuttctrs for lYottinft ) Events to register their horses with ) the Trotting Association before I Nominations can be received ; also, ) all Trainers must be licensed. \ -. ■ ) NOMINATIONS, ETC. NOMINATIONS Close on THTIRSI DAY, 10th February, at 8 p.m. ) WEIGin-S Declared and Published ) in the Bay of i Plenty Times on ) MONDAjY, 14th February. : ACCEPTANCES Close on SATCRK DAY, 19th Februaiy, and appear in - the Bay of Plenty Times on MONDAY, 21st February. * CHAS. E. MA.CMILLAN'. Secretary. I BIVATE HOSPITAL I «I)OWNTON' FIFTH AVENUE, TATJRANGA. 1 MATRON... ... C. F. 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