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MAORI EAOING CLUB. SPRING* MEETING, 1909. PROGRAMME. FIRST DAY, 13th OCTOBER, 1909. 1. FLYING HANDICAP (open), of GO soys ; second horse 10 soys. N^'jn. 20s. Accep. 20s. Six furlongs. 2. MAIDEN HANDICAP HURDLES, of 50 soys ; second horse 5 soys. Norn. 10s. Accep. 20s. One mile and a hajf. 3. TE HIWI MEMORIAL STAKES, a. hack handicap of 70 soys ; second horse 10 soys. Norn. 20s. Accep. 20s. One. mile. 4. MAIDEN PLATE, of 50 soys; second horse 5 soys. Entrance 255. Six furlongs 5. LABOUR DAY HANDICAP (open), of 150 soys ; second horso 20 soys, third horse 10 soys. Norn. 20s. Accep. 50s. Ono mile. 6. FIRST HACK HURDLE HANDIOAPof 75 soys ; second horse 10 6OVB, third horse 5 soys. Norn. 20s. Accep. 20s. One mile and a half. 7. STEWARDS' HACK HANDICAP, of 65 soys ; second horse 5 60V6. Norn. 20s. Accep. 20s. Six furlongs. 8. WELTER HACK HANDICAP, of 55 soys ; second horse 5 soys. Norn. I 20s. Accep. 20s. Seven furlongs. SECOND DAY, 14th OCTOBER, 1909. ■1. RAILWAY HANDICAP (open), of 76 soys; second -horse 10 soys. Norn. 20s. Acoep. 20s. Six furlongs. 2. SECOND HACK HURDLE HANDICAP, of 65 soys ; second horse 10 soys. Norn. 20s. Accep. 20s. On© mile and a half. 3. OTAKI HACK HANDICAP, of 70 soys; second horse 10 soys. Norn. 20s. Accep. 20s. Soven furlongs. 4. TRIAL HANDICAP, of 50 soys; second horse 5 soys. Norn. 10s. Accep. 15s. Five furlongs. 5. DEMONSTRATION HANDICAP (open), of 120 soys; second horse 15 j soys, third horse 5 soys. Norn". 20s. Accep. 40s. Seven furlongs. 6. RANGIURU WELTER HACK HANDICAP, of 50 soys, 6econd horse 5 soys. Norn. 20s. Accep. 20s. One mile. 7. ELECTRIC HACK HANDICAP, of 50 aovs; second horse _ 5 soys. Norn. 20s. Accep. 20s. Five furlongs. 8. WELTER HANDICAP (open), of 65 eovs; second horse 10 soys. Norn. 205." Accep. 20s. Seven furlongs. NOMINATIONS for All Events except the Maiden Plate, close at the Club's Office. Otaki, on FRIDAY, 24th SEPTEMBER, at 8.30 p.m. WEIGHTS for First Day's Racps will be declared on or about SATURDAY\ 2nd OCTOBER. For Second Day's Races on WEDNESDAY, 13th OCTOBER, at 8 p.m. ACCEPTANCES for the First Day's Races and Entries for the Maiden Plate close at the Club's Office, Otaki, on TUESDAY, sth OCTOBER, at 8.30 p.m. For Secdnd Day's Races on WEDNESDAY, 13th OCTOBER, at 9 p.m. For. full programme see Evening Post 4th September. HEMA R. TE AO, Secretary. _ TO STAND THIS SEASON, , At mHE WAIKANAE STUD. ACHILLES (IMPORTED.) (13.) (1899.) ACHILLES is a beautifully-proportioned chestnut horse, standing slightly over 16 hands, by Medallion from Nereid, by Goldsbrough from Sea Swallow (imported). He won over £9000 in stake money, and that without being "engaged" as a two or three-year-old, when he was practically invincible. • ACHILLES will stand at the WAIKANAE STUD, and 20 Approved Mares will be taken to him. at a fee of Thirty Guineas. » His stock are remarkably promising. BEZONIAN (IMPORTED.) (1.) BEZONIAN will stand at the WAIKANAE STUD, and will serve a limited number of Approved Mares at Thirty Guineas each. NOTE. — In the case of any -mare proving empty, and again visiting the Waikanae Stud, half the fee previously paid will be allowed for. For further particulars, apply to ANDREW COOHRAN, Stud Groom. Waikanae. ) _ TO STAND THIS, SEASON IN HAWERA. • SYLVIA PARK (2). By St. Luger— Atalanta. Same family (2) as Carbine, Hotchkiss (sire of Multifoim), and other great performers. Any mare served by SYLVIA PARK has produced a better class of racehorse than to any other eire. He will visit any person's place near Hfcwera. Grazing, 2s 6d; groomage, 2s 6d. Fee — Sfiyen Guineas. Full guarantee Ten Guineas ; half guarantee, Nino Guineas. D. J. GOODWIN. FRED THOMPSON, in charge. __ TO STAND THIS SEASON IN WOODVJLLE, - The Thoroughbred Horse GLENGOWEIE (By Soult— Lady Musket). GLENGOWRIE is a brown horse, 16 hands, showing great promise as a eire, is a full brother to Lass o' Gowrie, a winner of matoy races, and Lycia, and Salute, the latter being one of the best fillies racing last season Ho is a grandson of the great Sti Simon. Lady Musket, having met with an accident when a youngster, went to the stud -untried. She is a handsome mare, and all her stock are splendid gallopers. GLENGOWRIE' S brother was the highest-pric-ed yearling at the Auckland sales last year, he bringing 500 guineas. GLENGOWRIE will serve a limited number of mares at a fee of 5 guineas. Good paddocking provided at Is 6d per week. All care taken, but no responsibility. Further particulars from A. LAING, Woodville. The conditions se^. down for the King's Cup Life Saving Competition, which took place at Highgate Ponds, London, were as follow :—ln: — In the first portion of the contest each competitor, fully attired in a suit of clothes and boots, must swim 440 yds, and at the fttst 40vds he is required to rescue a supposed "Qrowning person and carry him upon the surface of the water to safety. The second part requires the competitor to swim loOyds, using breast-stroke only, carrying his object the last 20y<Js. The competitor gaining the highest total of points in the two contests to be judged the vvinnei. If the distances were cut down a little the local association could £oj>y this jcpppsiiiion ffli& -adsaofc^gs*