PELORUS Jockey Club Races. FEBRUARY 15. 1888 OFFICERS! Judge—Mr S. J. Mucalieter Starter—Mr H. Redwood Treasurer—Mr T. H. Scott I Clerk of Scales-Mr W. Piokertng Clerk of Course—Mr W. Taylor Handicapper— Mr P. Rush. STEWARDS: Messrs W. S. Greg, 0. Pickering, T O'Sullivan, J. Brownlee, W. Lcnz, R. Anderson and J. H. Reynolds. PROGRAMME: 1 MAIDEN HURDLES.—A race of 7 sovs.; welter weight for age; twice round the course, being about l£ miles, over 6 hurdles 3ft 6in high ; 2nd horse to save stakes; en* trance, 7r. 2 HANDICAP HURDLES.—A handicap raco of 20 sovs.; three times round tho courso, being about 21 miles, over nine flights of hurdles, 3ft Gin liigh; 2nd horse to save his stakes; nominations, 10s ; acceptance. 10s. 3 MAIDEN PLATE. -A district raco of 7sovs ; welter weight for age; twice round the course, being about miles, for horses that have novef won a raco where public money was given ; 2nd horse to save Ins Btakes entrance, 7s. •1 PE LORDS STAKES. A handicap race of 15 sovs; three times round the course, being about 2£ miles; 2nd horse to savo his stakes ; nomiTiiittc.it, 7s Gd ; acceptance, 7s 6d‘ o DISTRICT HACK RACE. For a saddle; minimum weight Bst; twice round the course; entrance, ss. 6 TROTTING RACE.—Distance, four times round the courso, for o sovs. entrance, ss. 7 HAVELOCK CUP.—Handicap race for 20 sovs ; distance about 2 miles ; second horse to savo his stakes; nomination 10s, acceptance 10s. 8 HACK RACE.—For a saddle; only untrained horses that have never, won public money; minimum weight; Bst; entrance, 5s ; twice round the course. _ „ „ y CONSOLATION HANDICAP of 8 sovs.—Twice round tho courso ; for all horses that have contested in the previous races and have not won public money; horses to bo named immediately after the running of tho Havelock Cup ; entrance, 8s; second horse to save his stakes. RULES AND REGULATIONS. No entry will he received except on the condition that all disputes, claims, and objections arising out of the racing shall be decided by the Stewards, or whom they may appoint, their decision on all points connected with carrying out this Programme to be final. Any person entering a protest shall deposit with the Secretary £2 2s, and this sum shall he absolutely forfeited to the Pelorus Jockey fund if the Stewards find such protest was a frivolous one. No person allowed to enter a horse unless a subscriber of one pound to the race fund. All nominations to he accompanied by fees, name, age and description of Horse, and Colors of riders must be in the hands of the Secretary not later than 5 p.in. on tho i 4th of January, 1888. Weights to ho declared on Monday, 23rd of January. Acceptances close on Friday, 4th of February, 1888, at 5 p.m. Three horses to accept, or no race. District horse shall mean any horse that has been resident in the Pelorus Riding xor three consecutive months previous to the race meeting and owned by a person who has resided in the said riding during the same period. Any jockey riding except in tho Colors entered will be fined £2. Horses for the Maiden Hurdles to bo at the Post at 11 a.in. sharp. The Rules of the Marlborough Racing Club will bo strictly adhered to. THOMAS H. SCOTT, Secretary Pelorus Jockey Club.
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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 169, 20 January 1888, Page 3
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