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Feilding Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 119, 16 November 1901, Page 4

So tf^U^Km ' *"" j>taud vaBSl^H Beatu>u. , f\ Wn '■ The Noted and Champion Trotting tttallion BELLMAN (Everybody's Favourite). OWING to numerous requests we have decided to stand Bellman another season in this district. At the late Grand National Meeting Bellman proved himself io be the best stallion now racing in New Zealand, Photographs in Weekly Preen, August 21« f. will show you position hn held at beginning and 6oish of N Z Metropolitan Handicap In tbi» race all the best horst-s in N.Z. were competing, the track was heavy, yet the 2 miles wpre covered in 4min 53secs. This is a marvellous performance, considering Bellman had only heeu five weeks io training You witl notice by picture* that Bellman is the only hors* in the race that can go without boors, straps, or ringing of any kind. Breeders you are lucky to get him. Breed from a horse who has pr- ved hinaae'f to be a. champion. Write early and ?ecar» hi 9 nervices an his season is restricted to a limited number t 'arris posted to any add-tss W»ir for "it* GKORGF- KTDD. APITI ATHLETIC SPORTS. L'IGHTH ANNUAL MEETING. To be h«M in MR. OSBORNE'iS PADDOCK On NEW YEAR'S DAY. Jan 1, 1902.) Patron : F. Y. Lethbridge, Esq., M.H.R. President: F. S. Guy. Vice-presidents : W. Johnston, Butement, Varley, C. Carr, H. Hammond, S. Hall, A. Wilson, and W. Watson. Starter: P. M'Connell. Handicappers : T. Thompson and E. Cummerfield. Treasurer, H. Osborne. Committee: McConnell, Thompson, W. Wilson, Stackhouse, T. Tyerman, Myers, Warren, Benseman, Boddy, Butement, and Osborne. Programme : 1. Boy's Kaco under 14, handicap, let prize 10s, 2nd ss, 3rd 2s 6d. Entrance 6d. 2. Girls' Race, under 14. handicap. Ist prize 10s, 2nd ss. 3rd 2s 6d. Eu. trance free. 3. 100 yds Handicap,of £4 Ist prize L 2 lOd, 2nd LI. Brd 10s. Nomination Is. acceptance 2s 4. Poniug Weight, 16ib l«t prize 1 1. 2ud 7s 6J. Post entries Is. 5. Half Mile Handicap, of L 5 10?. Ist prize L 3 lOct, 2nd LI 10s, 3rd 10s. Nomination Is, acceptance 3s. 6 High Jump Handicap, of L 2. Ist prize LI 1< s, 2ud 10s Nomiuation Is, acceptance Is 6J 7 220 yds Handicap, of L 4 Ist prize L 2 10s, 2ud LI, 3rd 10a Nomination Is, acceptance Is 6d. 8. 220 yds Hurdles Haodicap. of L 4. Ist prize L 2 10.*, 2nd LI. 3rd 10s. Nomination Is, acceptance 2s. 9. One Mile Handicap, of L 8 10s. Ist prize L 6, 2nd LI 10s, 3rd LI. Nomination 2s 6d, acceptance 3s 6d. 10 Ladies' Bracelet, 150 yds handicap. Ist prize bracelet, 2nd trophy value LI Is Competitors must be nominated by ladies. Nomination Is, acceptance Is 6d. 11l Old Men's Race Handicap, of LI 10s, over 45 years, lot prize LI, 2nd 10s Post entries Is. 12. 440 yds Handicap, of L 5. Ist prize L 3 10s, 2nd LI, 3rd 10s. Nomination Is. acceptance 3s. 13. Obstacle ttace. 100 yds, of L 2. Ist prize LI 18s, 2nd 10s. Post entries Is 6d. 14. Consolation Race Handicap. Ist prize Li, 2nd 10s. Post entries le. 15 Points Prize of LI 10s, for the competitor who wios the must number of points ia event* 3. 5, 7, t), 9, 10s, 12. 16. Throwing Hammer 161bs. Ist prize LI. 2nd 7s 6d. Post entries l«6d. 17. Pony Trot (open) Handicap. Forties 14 hinds or under to be ridden by boys uuder 16 years of age. Sweepstake of Is 6d with LI added. Post entries. 18. Thread the Needle Race. Sweepstake of 24 6d with LI added. Post entries. 19 Hunters' i om petition, over four fligh'a of hurdles. Sweepstake of 5s with L 2 added Post entries 20. Horse Trot Handicap, about 1 mile. Sweepatakf nf 5s Post entries. 21. Tilting Swe« pstike of 2s 6d with 10* added. P >st entries 22. Sheep Guessing Competition. Entrance Is on grouud. The spnrt* will be held under the Feiidia* Athletic Club rules. Nominations for handicap events, with last two years' performance*, accompanied with Nomination fees, to be in the hands of the Secretary-not later than Saturday, 21»t December E. H. CUMMERFIELD Secretary. UNITPD FRIENDLY SOCIETIES' PICNIC AND SPORIS. ■yiOTORIA PARK, FOXTON. NEW YEAR'S DAY iWtduesday, January Ist, 1902;. Special Trains will rnn from Palmerston, FeiSdiog, and Woodville. PROGRAMME : 1. Maiden Race. 150 jards. First prize LI, 2nd 10s. 3rd ss. Post entry 6d. 2. Friendly Societies' Handicap (open) First event, 440 yards. First prize L 3. 2ud 30s, 3rd 10s. Nomination Is, acceptance Is. 3 Boys' Rice (under 16», 100 yards. First prize 10s, 2nd 50, 3rd 2s 6d. Post entry 6d. 4. Maori Men's Race, 100 yards. Trophies. Entrance free. 5. Friendly Societies' Handicap (open). Second event, 220 yards. First pri2e L' 2 10s, 2nd LI, Brd 10a. Nomination Is. acceptance Is. 6. Boys' High Jump. First prize 10s, 2nd ss, 3rd 2s 6d. Post entry 6d. 7 Young Ladies' Race, 75 yards. Trophies. Entrance free. 8. Friendly Societies' Handicap (op<>n). Third event, 100 yards. First prize L 2 2s, 2nd LI. Brd 10s. Nomination Is, acceptance Is 9 Married Women's Race, 75 yards. Trophies. Entrance free. 10. Hurdle Race, 220 yards. First prize L 2 10s, 2nd LI, 3rd 10s. Nomination Is, acceptance Is. 11. Maori Women's Race, 75 yards. Trophies. Entrance free. 12. Friendly Societies' Race (in regalia), 120 yards. First prize L 2, 2nd LI, 3rd 10s. Nomination Is, acceptance Is. 13. Sack Race, 75 yards. Trophies. Post entry Is. 14. Fibre Handicap (for bona fide flax employes), 100 yards. First prize LI, 2nd 10s, 3rd sa. Post entry Is. 15. Egg and Spoon Race. 75 yards. First pnza 10s, second sa. Post entry 6d. Nominations, accompanied with Is for eaob event, together with past two years' performances, close at 9 p.m. on Saturday, December 21st Handicaps declared on Saturday, December 28tb. Acceptances on the ground. 8. J. WATSON, Secretary, The Square, Palmerstcn North. A. KIDSON, pa i n tITr, b»<v KIMBOLTON. / : WHITE Lead, Oil, Paperhangings, . , Pioture Moulding*, eto., in stock. Picture* ueatl* framed. Btttmate- uiven. for all work connected with the tfade. .. . .