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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7550, 25 September 1886, Page 4

NAPIER PARKRAOING CLUB. SPRING MEETING. To bo held on tho NAPIER PARK RACECOURSE ON FRIDAY, IST OCTOBER, 1880. President: John Closo.. Vice-Prcsidont: John Heslop. Treasurer: E.W.Knowlos. Stowards: James Irvine, D. Glendinnmg, John M'Vay, A. M'Cartney, William Heslop. John Bennett, J. Heron, nnd H. Williams. Judge: John Bonnctt. Starter: ' A. M'Cartnoy. Clorkof tho Scales: Colonel White. PROGRAMME. (Races run undor tho Metropolitan Club Rules of Racing.) ' HANDICAP HUUDLE RACE, of 80 soys. Nomination, 1 soy, on Tuesday,. 7th Septomber. Woights declared on Friday. 10th September. Acccptnnco, 2 soys, on 1 nday, 24th September. About 2 miles.. MAIDEN PLATE, ot 10 soys. Weight for age. Open to horaes that have never won an advertised raco at timo of entry. En- . trance, 1 soy, on Friday, 24th Septomber. Ono mile. INAUGURATION STAKES, of 40 soys. For two-yoav-olds-Colts, 7st 121 b; nlltcs and goldings, 7st7lb. Entry, 2 soys, on Friday, 24th Septomber. Four furlongs. PARK STAKES HANDICAP, of 225 soys. Socond horso to receive 23 soys from the stakes. Nomination, 2 soys, on Tuesday, th Soptomber. Woights declared on Friday, 10th September. Acceptance, 4 soys, on Friday, Soptomber 24th. Tho winnor of any handicap of 200 soys af tor declaration of weights to carry 71b ponalty. Ono mile and a half. DISPOSAL STAKES, of 20 soys. Winner to bo sold immediately after the raco for 30 boys ; surplus, if any, to go to tho funds of the Club. No weight undor 9st. Entry, 1 soy, on Friday, 24th September. One milo. TRAMWAY STAKES (Handicap), oflOOsovs. Second liorso to roceivo 10 soys from tho stakes. Nomination. 1 soy, on Tuesday 7th Soptombor. Weights declared on Friday. 10th Scptcmbor. Acceptance, 2 soys, on Friday, 24th Soptomber. . Six furlongs. | GRAND STAND HANDICAP, of 75 soys. I Nomination, 1 soy, on Tuesday, 7th September. Weights declared on the course after tho finish of tho Park Stakes. 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