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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 180, 25 April 1908, Page 13

SPORTING. ■WELLINGTON RACING CLUB. WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, 29th APRIL and 2nd MAY. ' -~ ' ■ ' ■ A CCEPTANCES for the First Day's Handicap* Events close TO-NIGHT (SATUK-DAt),'2SfIi-'insti at 9 p.m. ■ , , ( .■ ' A.E.WHITE, 8709 ' Secretary. EMPIRE DAY, MONDAY, MAY 25th. . TXAWIfIE'S ' . BAY TROTTING CLUB J*- 1 MEETING, ' To be held on tho WAIPUKURAU RACE- . COURSE, WAIPUIvURAI. PROGRAMME. President—B. Shadbolt, Esq.;', Vice-Presidents— R. Smart,. Esq. i, J. • MTarlaine, Esq: '; S. Heighway, 3Dsq'.; Dr. Copel'andi Judge— L. Mackay, Esq. Timekeepers—C.'M. Whitftington . and G., Baslcloy. , .-ifandicapper— J. H.' Pollock. Starter—W. A, ; Chambers. Clerk: of Scales—W. H. Rathbone. Treasurer—R. Smart. . Clerk, of Course—G. Lomas, jun. . .Stewards—Messrs. W. A. Chambers, H. A.'- Speedy, J. . Reid, .J. L. Merton, S., F. Wells, J. A. M'lieod, 0. O'Neil, T. Jones, J. J. Bailey.. l 1. PORANGAHAU' PLATE 'of '20,. ' . sovs.. Second Horse'to receive 21 sovs., from ' the. Stakes, for horses yrthat'. .have never won an advertised, race. Nomination, 19s. Acceptance; 10s. Distance, U miles. 2. LADIES'.'BRACELET.—Tho Winner .to; re^ c'eive -Bracelet of the value of 10 Sovs M Second Horse' to receivo trophy value 2J sovs. Horses .to bb; nominated, by ladies. .Riders-in. this face .must : bo hmateurs.. Nomination, ,7s. (id.Acceptance, 'ss. Distance, 11 r.nle-s. . 3. HAWKE'S BAY HANDICAP of '25, sovs., Second Ilorse to receive 5 sovs. from the ..Stakes. : Nomination,, 12s. Gel. Acceptance,'.125. ; 6d. Distanco,' 2 miles. . ; .. 4.,MT; : . HERBERT HANDICAP'of 20 sovs., Second Horse to receive 2J sovs.Vfrom tho Stake's., Nomination, 10s.. 'Acceptance, 101 ,• Distanco, 1 mile. • .' ■ 5. WAIPUKURAU HANDICAP, of 20 sovs., Second Hors'o to receive 21 sovs. from the .Stakes. Nomination, 10s. : Acceptance, 10s. • Distance,'ll-miles. . , - , - • 6. TAVISTOCK HANDIGAt of 20 sors., Second Horso.to receive 2s.sovs. from the Stakes. Nomination, 10s.• Accoptancfe, 10s. Dis- • tanco, 1\ miles." , v 7. ARLINGTON. HANDICAP, of '20 sovs., ' Second' Horse to Receive 2J sovs,; from tho Stakes. Nofniriation,. 10s. Accoptance, 10s'., ' Distance,. 1 mile. ■ ; - . CONDITIONS.- . . All events Saddle or . Harness, except 'No. 2 Saddle only, and No. 5 Harness only. : ' All borses must be registered before' nomination.'...' (Rule 125.) , ,v ' { All- Stakes p4id: in full: ... l v . Anj ; . horse, winning after handicaps appear may,bo"re-handicapped.' ; i . ;'No nominationor acceptance ,will be re-: ceived •Unless accompanied', by .the fees: ■;. . . ;'No -.n'omihation: or .acceptance will.bo received through the telephone. : Colours to be ;worn. by the Jockoy,. Rider, or Driver/',niust be.'. named , .'at.[ the\timo,'.of . the. 'general 'entry, under, a penalty not 'exceeding'.£l, unless the coloutjj of the owner 'or,,the horso be duly registered.' (Rule 120.) : [J To' be' run undpr the rules of the New/Zealand Trotting Assbciation. > Nominations: for all' events close with tho Secretary, Waipukurau on MONDAY, MAY 4, at 8 p.m. Telegraph Office closes 5. p.m. -, Han- ■ dieaps 'appear' about MONDAY, 'MAY 11. • Acceptances ,doso'o.n, : :JiOKPAYj : if AY 18. , .By the'entry of; or endeavouring to' enter, a horse,,every person having, of subsequently.,ac-, quiring, an interest in Such horse, shall. bis deemed to accept all conditions' and .restriction's imposed or. implied by Uieso rules,"and to. bedebarred from questioning tho notion, or con-, duct :Of the , x club or othet body holding a sports' meeting,, or of cny'.official ''of tho ;club, or such;,pther body, in respect,of such horse, or of any 'connected therewith, 1 otherwis'e thah is provided'.for in part XXX. ,'(Rule 163.) 1 ■ : J. L. S.' RICHARDSON,. Secrotary, 1 P.O. Box 41, Waipukurau. ■ ' ' Boi2

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