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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 186, 24 July 1911, Page 2

jj AW KE’S gA Y J£U NT. annual steeplechase MEETING. To be held on the HASTINGS RACECOURSE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 26th, 1911. Stewards : Messrs. G. D. Beat«n. H. M. Campbell t. b Don nelly. 0. P. Donnelly, A. 1 ■ Douglas, W. J. Douglas, H. Has—it T. H. Lowry, M. Mackenzie, <L L. Mackersey. J- H. Maeiiven F. A. Price, H. A. Ruseetl. W. G. Stead, G. L. bu “ de J? f>ad, H. E. Troutbeck, and L. J. Watt. Judge: Mr. P. Handicapper: Mr. H. oy - Starter: Mr. A. Goodwin. Clerk the Course: Mr. A- r--o’Dowd. Clerk of the Scales: Mr. H. M. 'Bishop. PROGRAMME. t ;2.3f p.m. —Hunters’ Bracelet Handicap Hurdle Race. Firs horse to receive a Bracelet, value £13'15 -; second horse to receive • Bracelet (presented by ), value £7/7/-. For oualified 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 cider of the winner. Enfcr »° ce . 2 miles. ft LI p.m.—First Open Flat Race, of 30 sovs; second horse to receive 5 sovs from the stake. Minimum weight 9st. NominatMtt 15/-, acceptance 10/-. 7 furlongs. a. L5O p m.—Hawke’S Bay Hunt Cup Steeplechase Handicap, a Cup value 10 guineas presented . r ), with M sovs. added for first horse, aad 5 sovs. for second horse, ror auaiified hunters. Hunter s Oop (presented by S. Charlton, £eq.) will be given to the rider at the winner. Minimum weight, ii«r Entrance, 1 sov. About 2J miles. < 1.23 p.m.—Trial Hack Race, of j fS sovs, second horse to receive* & from the stake, ror 2-. year-olds and upwards that have never won a race at time of nomination. Weights, 2yr-olds, fM 31b ; 3-year-olds, lost ; 4-year-alda and’ upwards, lost 51b. Mares allowed 21b and geldings 31b. Entrance. 1 sov. 5 furlongs. « 3 p.m.- Hunters’ Flat Race Handicap, of 15- sovs ; second horse to receive 3 sovs from the atake. For qualified hunters that | have never won a flat race ex-i deeding 25 sovs tn value, or flat ences of the collective value <»f( sovs at time of entry. Hun- ; tiers Crop (presented by G. D.I Beatson. Esq.) will he given to. kiie rider of the winner. Mini-; num we'ght list. Entrance 15 -. mile.; < 3.35 p.m.- Second Open Flat Race, of 25 sovs ; second horse to re»*eivc 5 sovs from the stake. , Minimum weight 9st. Nomina-i tAon ’u , acceptance I" • ;

6 furlongs. T. ». io p.m. Hunters’ Final f Steeplechase Handicap, a saddle iralw-’i 8 guineas (presented by j J. C. McVay. Esq.) with H> sovs. . allied for first horse and 5 sovs. j for second horse. A bndle (pre-* •ented by F. Bethel. Esq.) will; be given to the rider of the win-; «er. Weights to be declared irn-! mediately after the Hunters’ | Flat Race. Acceptances to be I made with the Clerk of the. Scales not later than 30 minutes { prior to start of Hunters’ tinal Steeplechase Handicap. Minimum weight list. Entrance 1; joi. About 2 tniles. i t -— ! 'Thursday, jri.Y i3th, i MtMninations for all Events. ! TUESDAY, JULY 18th. 1 Weights will be declared. • FRIDAY. JULY 21st, | -•Rceeptances for all Events, except Hunters’ Final Steeples. iRULES AND REGULATIONS. ; .(Run under New Zealand Rules at Racing. , Winner of any race after declaration of weights to carry 71b extra. Definition of a Hunter.—A horse that has been hunted at least five, tunes this season with any recog-i sitsed pack of hounds, and whose .?rcer is a subscriber of at least three guineas to a Hunt. | All hunters* races are confined to j gentlemen riders. Certificates must be produced at scales. , Nominations (with performances of hunters) and acceptances together with the necessary fees, COL- ' OURS OF THE RIDER, etc., must be in the hands of the Secretary, t -■t his office, Hastings, not later ♦Hn 8 p.m. on the dates named belowl W. J. STRATTON, | Secretary, j Utting*.