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p ttEYMOUTH JOCKEY CLUB. MIDSUMMER MEETING. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1905, AiND MONDAY, JANUARY. 1, 1906. OFFICERS. Judge: E. J Smith Clerk of CouTse: K Clough. Starter :R,JW McNeil (Jlerk oi Scales: W. It Kettle. Trua surer.- A. W Yarrall. Timekeeper: H W Kitclungham. Handicapper : J "Walton. S-'ewaTds: $ Gkeitki-Bgy A. McKay, T. W Ponsonby, M H;in nan, J. Petrie, D Sheedy, A. W .Yanall " FIRST DAY— DECEMBER 30, 1905. 1. 12 30 p.m— OMOT'UMOTU HANDI CAP, of 60 soys; second horse to ! receive 10 soys out of the stake. Tiie ■winner of any Tace after the. declara tion of weigii-i's of the value of 25 soys to carry 51b .extra, 40 soys 71b extra. Nomination 1 soy. Accept ance 1 6ov. Seven furlongs. 2. 1 10 p.m— MAWHERA HANDICAP of 40 soys ; second l horse to Tec'eivs 5 soys out of the eiJake. Tlie winner of any race after declaration of weights' carry 71b 'extra. Nomination 10s Acceptance 1 soy.'- One mile. 3. 2 p.m— GREYMOUTH CUP, a hondi cap of 250 soys; second horse to receive 30 soys, and the third 'horse 1 5 soys out of the stake. Tlie winner of any race after the declaration of weights of the value of 40 soys, to carry 3lb extra; 60 soys, 5 -extra,; bO soys 71b ioxttra. Nomination 1 so.' Acceptance 6 soys. One mile and a quarter 4. 2 40 p.nv— ELECTRIC HACK HAN DICAP, of 40 soys. second horse to Teceivc 5 soys out of the a'iake. ll c winner of any Tace after the declara tion of weigks to carry 71b extra. Nomination 10s. Acceptance* 1 soy. Five furlongs 5. 3 20 p.m— HURDLE HANDICAP, of 70 soys ; second horse to receive 10 soys out of Hie stake. The, winner of any Tace after the declaration ot weights to carry 71b iCxtra. Nomina tion 1 soy. Acceptance 1 soy. One mile and three quarters. 6. 4 p.m— WELTER HANDICAP, of 60 soys; second >hoTse 'to Teceiv, e . 10 soys out of the stake. Tlie winner of any Tace after the -declairaiui of weights of the value 1 of 25 s',vs, to carry slb extra, 40 6ovs 71b extra. Nomination 1 soy. Acceptance 1 soy. Six furlongs. 7. 4 40 p.m— PAPA'ROA HANDICAP, of 40 soys; second horse to receive 5 soys out of the stake. The winner of any race after declaration of weights to carry 71b extra. Winner of Mawhera Handicap to carry 7ib penalty (cumulative). Nomination ]0s Acceptance 1 soy. Seven fuTlongs. 8. 5 20 p.m— BRUNNER HANDICAP, of 100 soys ; second horse .tfo receive 10 soys. and third llOTse 5 soys out of the stake. The winner of any Tace after declaration of weights of the value of 25 soys to carry 51b extra, 40 sove 71b extra. Nomination 1 soy. Acceptance 50s. One mile. :ECOND DAY— JANUARY 1, 1906. 1. 12 30 p.m— FLYING HANDICAP of 60 soys; second. horse to receive 10 soys out of the stake. Nomination 10s Acceptance 1 soy. Six. fuTlongs 2.1 10 p.m— BLACKBALL H'ANDI CAP, of 40 soys; second horse to to ceive 5 soys out of the stake. Norn ination 10s Acceptances 1 soy One mile. 3. 2 p.m— GREY VALLEY HANDI CAP, of 170 soys; second horse to receive 20 soys, and the third horse 10 soys out of it-he 'stake. Nomina tion 1 soy. Acceptance 5 soys. One !- mile and a furlong. 4. 240 p.m— MO AN A HACK HANOI CAP, of 40 soys; second horse to re ceive 5 soys out of the stake. The winner of any race aftef the declara, tion of weights .to carry 71b extra. Nomination 10s Acceptances 1 soy. Five furlongs. 5. 3 20 p.m— HURDLE HANDICAP of 60 soys ; second horse to receive 10 soys out; tof the stake. Nomination 1 soy. Acceptances 1 soy. One mile and a half. 6. 4 p.m— HIGH WEIGHT HANDI CAP, of 60 soys; second horse U. receive 10 soys out of the stake. The winner of any race after declaration of weights to carry 71b extra. Norn ination 1 6ov Acceptance 1 1 soy.' Seven furlongs. 7. 4 40 p.ffi— MATAI HANDICAP, of 40 soys; second horse to receive 5 soys out of the stake. Tlie winner of any race after declaration of weights' to carry 71b extra. Nomina tion 10s. Acceptance 1 soy. 3ix Furlongs. 3. 5 20 p.m— NEW YEAR HANDICAP of 100 soys ; second horse to r eceive 10 soys, and thp third horse 5 soys ovi-, of the stake. Tlie winner of any race after declaration of weight; to carry 71b extra. Nomination 20s. Acceptance 50s Seven furlongs. DATES H ISM^ A ™ NS ' Day's races. MONDAY. December 4th 1905— WICIGHTS for First: Day's races SATURDAY, December 16th 1905 in. ivm-NOMINATIONS for Second Day's Night of First Day & 10 vm~ KSSF9? f ° r Second ACCEPT AAiGJIiS 11 p.m. RULES AND REGULATIONS'. 1 All Nominations and Acceptances nust be madd in writing, addressed to the Secretary at the Albion Hofel Gr V mouth. ' ' v . 2. No entry will be received except ipon the distinct understandine; that, the decision of the stewards shall be final in ill cases,, and all law proceedings barre 1. 3. Horses nominated for any. of the ollowmg races vi z No' 1, 3 and 8 (First Day) Nos 1. 3. 8 (Second Day) are not ligiele to be ■nominated for "races Nos ' ana 7 each day. J. 1/ DOOGAN, Secretary.

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