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Inangahua Times, 2 October 1915, Page 4

S&H.GAHUA TOOTTING fMJJB ' ; '< to be iietj) on the ! Club's Track, Reefto.n Racecourse on WE^NESDA V , NOVEMBER 24 IUKSiIfaNT : J McPaJden VKiE-PrtWDENT • E. Black. Stewabds : "arley ' J.McPscdden •' J. B. Discaciati H. T. Crumpton J?U$!. v Lockington. R h Keacna. R. Hlubk 1 JtJDdE: W. Henderson/ «•■• ** Clerk of Scales : J. Pascoe* JjLERk ov Course :R. JL. Kearns. > ' " Starter :B. P. McMahon Handicapper : J. Noble ;\ TREASURER: J. B. Discaciati • Timekeepers : .-■ GrfiHSdgar, AM. Carroll,H. A. Leipnerj PROGRAMME! I 1 WELCOME HANDICAP (Sad* J die)-of 45 so vs. Second horse to I receive 7 sovs and third horse i 3 sovs from | the stake. Open ;-only_ to I 'Counties of Westland, Grey, Inangahua, Buller and Murchison three months prior to date of nomination. Horsis will will be handicapped to do 4.7 or better.; 1 Nomination 115s, acceptance,, 15s. ; One mfflfttiid a half. Starfat 1 p.m. 2 BLAORWATEIfHANDIGAP (Harness) of 50 sovs. 2nd Worse to receive 7 sovs and third horaeia.spys.tifrom' the 3.20«0r bjetter. , .. L , ance 17si6d. One mile -a- quarter. Start at 1.35 jpf.m> > I ,8 INANffABL.-...... HANDICAP (Harness) of 115 sovs. 2nd horse to received soya, third,horseß.sovs from.the stake: 1 ' Horses will be handicapped to trot siß or better. Nomination Start at 2.10 p.m. ■. . -,«,-.«■ 4 PROGRESS HANDICAP (Harness) of 45 sovs. Second horse to receive 7 sovs.- *«n& " third' horde '3 sovs from •the Btake.»>wFor unhoppled trot-1 ters only. Horses will ?be handicapped do 4.7 or better. Nomination. 15s, acceptance 15s. 1£ miles. Start at 2:50 P '?' ENERG®T£CI;HANDIOAP ><Sad. die) of 60sovs.< -Second|horse to receive. 9 sovs I .and. third '~horse ~3 sovs from the stake. Horses will bis han--1 ation 20s,U6ceptance<22sl6d. ! One mile' 6. INGIiEWOOD HANDICAP (Har* neS3) of 70 sovs, Second horse to receive 10 sovs, and third' horse 5 sovs from the stake Horses in this event will ■' be handicapped to do 2.32 or better. Nomination 20s, acceptances , One .mile; J Start at 4.1Q p m., I 7 BIG EIVEK. HANDICAP die) of 65 so'vsii Second horse to receive. 9 sdvs, and third horse 4 sovs from the ! stake. For unhoppled trotters only.* ! Horses will be handicapped to d0'5.16 or better." Nomination 20s, acceptance j ,255. Two I-8 KEEPiIONDARE;i HANDICAP (Saddle)!of 50 sovs. horse, to i receive 7 Sovs, and third horse 3 sovs from i the stakes Horses will be handicapped |to do 2.43 or better. Nomination 15s, I acceptance 17s 6.1. One mile. Start 5.30 P m v 'NOMINATIONS. AND No Nomination or Acceptance will be swivel..l, unless < accompanied >. by the L&ralated fees. 1 and Acceptances, accom-1 fsMS tfW;ISW iffli Ju w ifff IB fcll oarfnations for all events close at 9.30, u.li. MONDAY, November Ist, 1915. I.,HANDICAPS for all events declared oil Monday, November Bth, 1915. < ACCEPTANCES for all events close, at 9 p.nr. on FRIDAY, Novemher'Wtfa" [1915. • - ! .v SEBBES AND BEGUIiATIONS! * v 1. .The Club reserves to itself the ymht to withdraw the programme, if 2. Times of starting givensareapproxh, mate.; % ,3. Meeting held subject to the Rules of theNbw Zealand Trotting Association. *4. All horses must be on. the track at least 46 Jminutes and at the post .ready to start ten minutes before the advertised time of starting. 5. Entries shall be made in writing, telegranft, which shall be equally binding. •Entries t> by telegram, however, must be in writing at the earliest oppor ttirfity.j ,6* (Rule 172iBules of Trotting.) ,;By the entering o| or endeavouring to enter a horse j every person having or subset nentlyl acquiring any interest in such orse, shall be deemed to accept all the conditions and -\ restrictions imposed or impliedly these Rules, and to be debarred, from questioning the action or conduct of Hhe Club, Or such mother body holding a sports meeting, or any official of the Club, or such .other body in,respect,.o£ such hdrse^or pi any person connected therewlthrptherwise than is provided'for raPartCSSXr-*" a JAS. NOBLE r Secretarji!.;> tNjZ„Tfpttu:g4flSOcia,iion^, #

■Jzl c Cattle should note 'it is econpmical to cover their beasts. J( •> t"; •» ■■" It laves condition... It saves feed; -r It (assists the animals to fight (against s inclement weather*' the 1 jbest thing is to wmMMiG 'fioitifer Broadway, 'Reetton. > r PRICES - Horsecover* from 2is 6d; Cowcover** fronu 15s to 2 is. '•*•.» lylrl'llll I 1 day hext, September mm 25th, owing to the ' difficulty* and uncer#j tainty of proouring Buppließ of paper, NO complimentary »opios j of thej ffiiMESf-will bar given, jhgjiamo will kindly, .accept thi*intima-1 turn in liou of a notice.