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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXII, Issue 2675, 12 February 1866, Page 6

THE A UCKLAND AND GARRISON HUNT RACES, 1866. FIRST DAY. First Race. THE SCURRY STAKES, of —soys. each, with — soys. added. Open to all horses that have never been entered for an advertised steeple cuase. list. 71b. About IV miles (over fair hunting country). Second Race. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES, of — soys. each, half forfeit, with — soys. added. 1 mile (on the flat). Third Race. THE HUNT CUP, of — soys., added to a sweepstakes of — soys. each, half forfeit. Open to all horses, bond fide the property of Members or Honorary Members of the Hunt, that have been hunted four times during the Season, 12st. 71b. To be ridden by Members or hon. Members of the Hxmt. The winner of this year's Auckland Annual Steeple Chase to carry 71b. extra. About 4 miles (over a fair hunting country). Fourth Race. GALLOWAY HANDICAP of — soys., added to a sweepstakes of — soys. each. 14 miles (on the flat). SECOND DAY. First Race. HANDICAP HURDLE RACE of — soys. each, half forfeit, with — soys. added. About 14 miles. Second Race. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES of — soys. each, lialf forfeit, with — soys. added. 2i miles (on the flat). Third Race. THE OPEN STEEPLECHASE, a Handicap Sweepstakes of — soys. each, half forfeit, with — SOVB. added. Top weight, 13st. About 3 miles, Fourth Race. HACK STEEPLE CHASE of — soys. each, with — soys. added, open to all horses that have not been entered for this or any previous advertised race. Catcli weights, post entries. About 1 mile. Fifth Race. CONSOLATION HANDICAP, of — soys., added to a sweepstake of — soys. each. One mile (on the flat). The above races will take place within about a month from this date, further particulars to be published hereafter. Horses that have been hunted with the Wanganui or any other Hunt Club, for the stipulated number of times, will be considered qualified for the Auckland Hunt Cup, on a certificate to that effect from the master of the Hunt being forwarded with entry to the Secretary. * ARTHUR RAIT, Hon. Secretary. January 15, 1866.

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