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Press, Volume XLIV, Issue 6850, 7 September 1887, Page 8

Sporting. UEATHCOTE RACES. THE SETTLING over the SPRING MEETING will take place TO-DAY, at 3 p.m.. Empire Hotel, Chrisfehurch. i JAMES liAMFOni). i T6OI Si-eretary. \ PIUMPTON J_ ARK JXACINCJ {_ LIB SPRING MEETING. THURSDAY. 22xn SEPTEMBER. LSST. STKWAuns : Captain F. Cotion, Cauiaiu K. S. Hell. Messrs R. P. HiU, G. P. Kissell. M. Malley. VV. G. Judge. Haximcapi'er—R. Richardson. PROGRAMME: 1. Si'KfXG Urunr.K Hack Handicap of 30 soys. One mile and a half, over six hurdles. Nomination 15s. acceptance 15*. 2. .H'VK.viLK Stakes, for two-year-olds, a sweepstakes of :i soys each tor starters, with 50 soys added ; second horse 10 soys from the srnkes: colts &st olb: tillies Sst. . Four furlongs. Entrance 2 soys. 3. Tkmi-letox Stakks Handicap of M soys. second horse r> soys from the stakes. One mile and a quarter. Nomination I soy, acceptance 1 soy. 1. Handicap Time Tkot of 30 soys: second horse 5 soys from the stakes; no weight | under lOst. Three miles. Nomination las. acceptance 15.-. Flyin<; IIAXmiMP of 30 soys. Fire furlongs. Nomination los. acceprance 15s. (». NovF.r. Hack of 2o soys; the winner to be sold by auction after tho race, and tho whole of the proceeds to go to the Club. No weight under Sst 71b. One mile. Entrance 1 soy. Dates—Nominations. Acckptaxcks, Sec: Saturday, lOth September-Nominations and entries for all the above races. Tuesday, 13th September—Handicaps declared. Saturday. J7th September —Acceptances for all handicaps. Thursday, 22nd September—Sweepatakea Juvenile Stakes to bo paid at the scale. All entries, nominations, and acceptances together with tho necessary foes in cash, must be made with tho Secretary, Empire Hotel, Christchurch, before 9 p.m. on the respective dates. R'JLES AND REGULATIONS: Ail nominations, entries, and acceptances, must be made by the times specified above (no lute letters accepted), and they must contain name, age, colour, pedigree, and performance of horse. Jockeys' colours must be named at time of entry, under penalty of 2 soys. Any jockey riding in wrong colors will bo fined 2 soys. AH protests must be accompanied by a fe« of 2 soys. to be forfeited if the protest be not sustained. All disputes, claims, or objections arising out of the carrying out. of this programme will ho settled by a majority of Stewards present, and their decision will bo final, conclusive and binding on all parties concerned. Entries will only be received subject to this condition. Five per cent, will be deducted from gross winnings for expenses. C.T.C. Rules strictly adhered to. In the event of only two horses starting in any of tho above races, only half stakes will be 7515 K. S. B. BELL. Secretary. JLiANCASTER PaUK J_ ROTTING \yLUU. A MEETING WILL HE HELD AT THE LANCASTER PARK GROUNDS, OS , SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17th. Stkwarjw: S. P. Andrews I W. R. Perceval J. B. Gresson I A. K. O. Rhodes F. Jones R.I J.Thomas A. M. Ollivier A. Cracroft Wilson H. H. l'rins \V. B. Scott. C. J. Ponfold C. H. Williams Judok: J. B. Gresson. Staktkr: C. A. Calvert. HA!f DICAPPEKS : Handicapping Committee. PROoTtAMME. First race at 1 p.m. 1. Maidejt Tkot Unsaddle), of 20 aovs. for horses that have never won any public money. Weight not less than lOat: entrance. 1 soy. Pull and go. Two miles, or six times round and 80 yards. 2. Handicap Time Poxy Trot (In harness), of 20 soys. Height, 14 hands or under. Ponie3 to be measured before starting. Nomination. 10s: acceptance. 10s. Two milos, or six times round and 80 yards. 3. Spring Handicap Time Trot (in saddle), of 50 soys : second horso to receive 5 soya out of the stake: weight not less than lOst ; tho winner of tho Maiden Trot to incur a penalty of 15sec. Nomination, 1 soy ; acceptanco, 1 soy. Pull and go. Threo miles, r nine times round and 120 yards. 4. Novel Rack Handicap Time Tkot (In harness), of 25 soys. The winner of tho Maiden Trot or Spring Handicap to incur a penalty of lOsec. The winner to be sold immediately fter tho race. The whole of tho proceeds to go to the Club. Nomination, 10s : acceptance, 10s. Two miles, or six times round and 80 yards. 5. Lancaster Park Handicap Time Tkot (in harness), of 50 soys ; second horse to receive 5 soys out of the stakes. The -winner of the Maiden Trot, Spring Handicap, or Novel Raco to incur a penalty of losoc. Nominaion, 1 sqv; acceptance, 1 eov. Three miles, or nine times round and 120 yards. 6. Sexusg Thot (in saddle), of 25 eovs. Tho winner to bo sold for £25. Any horso entored to be sold for a less amount, to lie allowed 2sec for every pound (£) loss than the above sum. Tho horso te be sold immediately after tho race, and any surplus above the entered price to go to the Club. Any horse can be claimed at entered selling price, in accordance with rule below. Weight not loss than lOst. Entrance, 1 eov. Pull and go. Two miles, or six times ound and 80 yards. 7. Consolation Handicap Timk Tkot (in saddle), of 20 soys. For all beaten horses and ponies. Nomination, with 10s, to be made immediately after the Lancaster Park Trot is "run. Acceptances, with 10s, five minutes after the handicap appears «n the board. Pull and go. Two milos. or six times round and 80 yards. N.B.—The Lancaster Park track is 1720 ft round. All horses must be riddon or driven in proper costume, or tho horse will not bo allowed 0 start. Handicaps will appear on Saturday, September 10th. Acceptances close on Thursday, September loth, at 9 p.m., atllobba' Buildings. No entry or acceptance will be taken on any pretence whatever after tho hour named. GENERAL RULES. No entry wtll be received for any race excepton the following conditions:—That all disputes, claims, and objections arising out of the racing shall be decided by the majority of the Stewards present. Their decision upon all points connected wilh tho carrying out of this programme shall be tlnal. Horses must trot, fairly to the sa'isfiu-fion of the Referees, who shall have power to disqualify any horse for disregard of repeaUxl caution. All protests must be accompanied by a fee of i soys. which will be forfeited should the objection be considered frivolous or vexatious. Rule—Any horse, not the winner, running for tho Selling: Trot, may be sold by auction, on applioa'ion being made to the" Secretary within' fifteen minutes from the termination of the race. The. upset.pricein such a case lobe the sum for which the horso was entered to \>c Bold, added to the value of tho stake : any surplus over the amount to go to the funds of the Club ; provided that tho person requiring any horse to he sold, shall takr-him at t.hn upset price, should there be no higher bidding. The Stewards reserve to the right, in the event of bad weutlier, of postponing tho meeting. Five per cent, will bo deducted from gross winnings for expanses, nnd in the event of only two horses starting in any race, half stakes shall bo paid. The Riiles of the Victorian Trotting Club will be adhered to asfar as thuy apply. A. MORTON OLLIVIER, Hon. Secretary and Treasurer. FUTT7RE MEETINGS will lx> held on NOVEMBER *m. BECKMBER 31st. MARCH-S3ST. Tenders. TENDERS wanted for addition to BUILDJNG. Plane and specifications may be seen at Kent Cottage. Edgeware road. St. Alhana. Tender* close on Monday, September 12th. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 7SS9 rfIENPERH for WIRkTn ETT ING and 1 FENCING MATERIAL for the Htininui Rabbit Board.-addressed to the Chairman. Cul- ' verden, must be in by 13th prox. 7211 fTIENDERS are invited mj in AtoTi~ 1 day. September 12th. for 2SJ Chains of 7ft. Galvanised Iron FENCING oa New Hhow Grounds ,for Canterbury Agricultural and Pastoral Association. Drawings and specification c«n be seen at njy i office, j The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. R. W. ENGLAND. Jr.VK., A.R.1.R.A.. Architect. ■ 7561 Inglia" Buildings, j nriENDERS are invited for "the PUR~ I JL CHASE of theLEASE of the WELLING- j TON HOTEL, Tuain street, Cbrietchureh. Conditions of sale and all particulars can he seen and obtained at tho said Wellington Hotel. F. J. FUCHS, Administrator of the Estate of the late 7253 Elizabeth Fuchg. WAIMAKARIRI HARHOR BOAKD. _ riIHE Board invites TENDERS, in accordI anco with the Harbors Act. 1878, for LEASK of Reserve No. 1317 of Nine Acres, near the South Waimakariri Railway Bridge. Con ditions and plan to be seen at the office. • Tenders-are.also invited for Lease of Old Hill, with Reserves adjoining, in Charles street, latter now in occupation of Mr Parnham. Con- , ditionn to bo seen at the office. • - • i Tenders to be sent -in before 12 noon on I Monday. November 7th, 1887. I The highest or any tender not necessarily ac- I ceptod. ! EDWARD REVELL. I Secretary. ! Waimakariri Harbor Boar.l Office. j Kaiapoi, deptemoor 6th. JSJC. 702S !