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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 185, 22 July 1911, Page 2

JJAWKE’S gAY H UNT annual steeplechase meeting. To be held on the HASTINGS RACECOL BSE, WEDNESDAY,^ LY 26th ’ l9lb Stewards: Messrs. G. D. BeatIn, H M- Campbell F. B. Donnelly, G. P- Donnelly, A. ir. Douglas, W. J. Douglas H- Hassall TH. Lowry, Mackenzie, C L Mackersey, J- H. MacNiven, F. A. Price, H. A. Russell, W. G. Stead, G. L. Sunderland H. E- Troutbeck, and E. J. Watt. Judge: Mr. P- ManyHandicapper: Mr. H. Coyle Starter: Mr. A. Goodwin. Clerk of the Course: Mr. A. P. O'Dowd. Clerk of the Scales. Mr. H. M. Bishop. PROGRAMME.

1 12 30 p.m. —Hunters' Bracelet Handicap Hurdle Race. First horse to receive a Bracelet, value £l5/15/-; second horse to receive • Bracelet (presented by ). value £7.7/-. For qualified hunters. Minimum weight, lost 71b. Horses to be nominated by ladies. Hunter s Crop (presented by A. F. Douglas, Esq.) will be given to the rider of the winner. Entrance i sov 2 miles - •. 1.5 p.m.—First Open Flat Race, of 30 sovs ; second horse to receive 5 sovs from the stake. Minimum weight 9st. Nomination 15/-, acceptance 10/-. 7 furlongs. «. 1.50 p.m —Hawke’s Bay Hunt Cup Steeplechase Handicap, a Cup value 10 guineas presented by X Wlth 10 sovs. added for first, horse, and 5 sovs. for second horse. For qualified hunters. Hunter s. Crop (presented by S. Charlton,, Esq.) will be given to the rider of the winner. Minimum weight, j H«t. Entrance, 1 sov. t About 21 tndes.[ 4L 2.25 p m —Trial Hack Race, of ■ 25 sovs, second horse to receive. 6 sovs from the stake. For 2-, year-olds and upwards that have never won a race at time of nomination. Weights. 2-yr-olds, Ast slb ; 3-year-olds, H>st ; 4-year-oids and upwards. 10st 51b. Mares allowed 21b and geldings 31b. Entrance. I sov. 5 furlongs. 5. 3 p.m.— Hunters’ Flat RaceHandicap. of 15 sovs f second; horse to receive 3 sovs from the; stake. For qualified hunters that; have never won a flat race ex-, seeding 25 sovs in value, or flat; races of the collective value of; WO sovs at time of entry. Hun-! ter s Crop (presented by G. D. Beatson, Emi > will **e riven to the rider of the winner. Mini-

mum weight list. Entrance 15-.: I’, mile.' <_ 3.35 p.m. - Second Open Flat Race, of 25 sovs; horse to receive 5 sovs from the stake. Minimum weight list. Nominadon lu -. aceeptam I” - : ti furlongs. I T. 4.1" pm. Hunters' Final l Steeplechase Handicap, a saddle: valued guineas (presented by, J. C. McVay. Es-t.i with H) sovs. i added for first h->i -e and 5 sovs.; for second horse. A bridle (pre-' eented by I. Be;ini. Esq.) will, be given to the rider of the win-; B er. Weights to be declared im-‘ m««liatelv after the Hunters , Flat Race. Acceptances to bei made with the Clerk of thej Scales not later than 30 minutes; prior to start of Hunters’ Final! Steeplechase Handicap. Mini-{ mum weight list. Entrance 1. kqv. ~ About 2 miles, j

THURSDAY, JULY 13th, . Nominations for ail Events. j TUESDAY. JULY 18th. j Weights will be declared. FRIDAY. JULY 21st, Acceptances for all Events, except Hunters’ Final Steeples. RULES AND REGULATIONS. ’ Run under New Zealand Rules; of Racing. | Winner of any race after declara-j tion of weights to carry <lb extra. Definition of a Hunter. —A horse that has been hunted at least five times thia season with any recognised pack of hounds, and whose owner is a subscriber of at least t&ree guineas to a Hunt. All hunters’ races are confined to gentlemen riders. Certificates must be produced at scales. Nominations (with performances of hunters) and acceptances togethey with the necessary fees, COLOURS OF THE RIDER, etc., must be in the hands of the Secretary, -t his office, Hastings, not later than 8 p.m. on the dates named below: — W. J. STRATTON, Secretary. IlMtingß,