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Press, Volume CII, Issue 30146, 1 June 1963, Page 5

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VICTORIA RACING CLUB SPRING MEETING, 1963 Entries for the MELBOURNE CUP close at 4 p.m. on Tuesday, June 4, at the offices of the V.R.C. A.JC, S.A.J.C., W.A.T.C., Q.T.C, T.R.C., and T.T.C.; also at offices of C.J.C. W.R.C.. A R C., D.J.C., Waikato R.C. New Zealand. To be run on Tuesday. November 5. 1963: MELBOURNE CUP, £25,000 and £750 trophy Two miles Entries £5 each. L. V. LACHAL, Secretary. —Advt

TO BE RUN SECOND DAY AUTUMN MEETING. 1964 SIXTY-SEVENTH CAULFIELD FUTURITY STAKES. £4500. including Trophy value £250 SEVEN FURLONGS (W.F.A. with allowances and penalties I. (Second Nominations) TO BE RUN SECOND DAY AUTUMN MEETING. 1965 SIXTY-EIGHTH CAULFIELD FUTURITY STAKES. £4500. Including Trophy value £250 SEVEN FURLONGS (W.F.A with allowances and penalties) (First Nominations) SEE ENTRY FORMS FOR FULL PARTICULARS. ALL TIMES STATED ARE MELBOURNE STANDARD TIMES. NOTE: Five Pounds must be forwarded with each nomination for the Caulfield Cup and One Pound each for the Caulfield Guineas and One Thousand Guineas The other races require no money with the nomination Telegraphic and Cable Address: "Turfclub.’’ Melbourne. 418 St. Kllda road. Melbourne H. R. WAY. Secretary —Advt

VICTORIA RACING, CLUB SPRING MEETING. 1963 Entries for the CRAVEN “A" STAKES and the GEO. ADAMS HANDICAP close at 4 p.m. on Tuesday. June 4. at the offices of the V.R.C, AJ.C., S.A.J.C, Q.T.C, W.A.TC., T.R.C.. and TT.C.; also at offices of C.J C A.R.C., D.J.C.. W.R.C. and WAIKATO R.C, New Zealand. To be run Saturday. November 2: CRAVEN "A" STAKES. Handicap of £6200 and £250 trophy Six furlongs To be run Saturday. November 9: GEO. ADAMS HANDICAP Handicap of £10,200 and £3OO trophy. One mile Entries £2 each. L. V. LACHAL, Secretary. —Advt

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