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Marlborough Express, Volume XXXIX, Issue 63, 15 March 1906, Page 1

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MARLBOROUGH RACING CLUB PROGRAMME, (ABRIDGE!^ AUTUMN | 1906 | MEETING. To be held en Ilia RIVERLANDS RACECOURSE Blenheim, on WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, MAY 9ru ana 10th, 1803. OFFICERS OF THE CLUB : President, H. D. Vavasour; VicePresident, G. T. Seymour ; Judge, H. D. Vavasour ; Stewards, R. J. Bell, J. Greenfield, 11. L. Jackson, 0. G. Teschemaker, B. Ward, ,7. Conolly, C. Goulrer, S. M. Neville, F. Redwood, F. Dillon, G. Lane, T O'Leary, W. Pollard, F. A. Weld ; Treasurer, H L. Jackson; Timekeeper, F. Redwood ; Clerk if Scales, T. O'Loary ; Handicapper, G. Morse j Trot flandicapper, L. . Griffiths ; Clerk of Course, G. F. J. J Windloburn ; Starter, C. H. Cha van acs ; Secretary, C. J. W, Griffiths, i FFRST DAY. 1. Handicap Hack Hurdles of 50 sovp. ; second horse to receive 5 soys from ( the stake. Nomination, 15s ; ' acoeptacce, 15s. One and three quarter miles. 2. Maiden Hack Race of 50 soys ; second horso to receive 5 cots from the stake. For horses that have never won a Race of greater value than £10 at time of starting. Weight for age. Entrance, 20s. J Five fnrlongs. 3. Marlborongh Cup (open) of 120 sov3,; second horso to receive 15 S fcovs. and third horse 5 soys, from the stake. Nomination, 20s; accepfance, 40s, One and a quar- - ter miles. 4. Opawa Welter Hack Handicap of 50 soys.; second horse to receive 5 sovp. from the stake. Minimum woight, Bst. Nomination, 15s ; g acceptance, 20s. Seven furlongs. 5. First Handicap Trot (saddle) of 20 sov3.; second horse to receive 2 sovf. from the stake. Nomination, 9 10s; acceptance, 10a, Ono mile. 6. Au'.nmn Hack Handicap of 50 soys.; second horse to receive 5 soya. from the stake. Nomination, 15s; . acceptance, 20s. Six farlongs. 7. FJying Handicap (open) of 75 soys.; second horso to receive 5 soys. j from the stake. Nomination, 20s; acceptance, 20s. Six furlongs. 8. Electric Hack Handicap of 50 soys.; second horse to receive 5 soys. I! from the stake. Nomination, 15a ; acceptance, 20s. Five fnrlongs. SECOND. DAY, *' 1. Second Handicap Hack Hardies of 50 soys ; second horse to receive 5 soys from the stake. Nomination, 15s ; acceptance, 203. One and a i half miles. 2. High Weight Hack Handicap of 50 Boys ; secocd horse to receive 5 boys from the stake. For gentle- 1 men riders. Minimutn wdgh*-, lOst 71 bs. A trophy of tha valne of JES from the stake to be given to the rider of the winning torae. Nomination, 10s; acceptance, 20s. j Five fnrlongs. 3. President's Handicap (open) cf 100 sots ; second horse to receive 10 soys and third horse 5 soys fft m 1 the stake. Nomination, "20»; acceptance, 40s. Once round (about a mile and v distance ) 4. Dash Hack Handicip of 50 soys second horse to receive 5 syrs * from the stake. Nomination, Ids ; acceptance, 201. Fonr farlongs. 5. StecaA Handicap Trot (saddle) of 20 boys ; second Borse to receive 2 boys from the stake. Nomination, 10s; acceptance 10s. One and a half miles. • -„ 6 6. Rive lands Hack Handicap of 50 v boys; second horse to receives soys from the stake. Nomination, o 15s; acceptance, 20s. oßven fnr a loogs. 7. Telegraph Handicap (open) of 70 soys ; second borse to receive 5 soys from the stake. Nomination, b) 20s; acceptance, 203., Soven far- c lorg?. 8. Second Welter Hack Handicap of 50 flsva; eesond feoree to receive 5 c floys from tbe stake. Nomination, 15sj acceptance, 20e. Six fur- n longs, t — d RULES AND REGULATIONS. 1. All stakes will be paid in full. t 2. Panaltios.—Fiat Races: The win- « ncr of any flat race after declaration of « weights to carry a penalty of 71b3.; and o* any additional race or races a further penalty of sba. Hardies: fi The winner of »py hurdle race after t declaration of weights to carry a penalty of lOlbs.; and for any addition*! x bardic race 7lbs. extra. Definition of a Hack.—A Haefc is a t horse that has neveu won a race of the 1 value of £0 soys., or races of the collect tive value tf 200 soys., up to date of »omi_ation,.since Ist Angast, 1899. T.otting Races will be rnn nndar ' the Enles of the New Zealand Trotting Association. -. < Extract from Trotting RaTes.—By entering a horse the nominator and ©very person having any interest in , snob, horse shall ba decmsd to accept a all the conditions and restrictions in:- j posed or implied by these Rules, and i to be debarred from questioning any action or conduct of any official ot a j Trotting or Racing Club in respect of 1 ««eh horse, or any person conneoteJ *he**s?»itb, otherwise than is provided |>yßuie&3, Rules of Trotting. , DOMINATIONS, WEIGHTS, AND ACCEPTANCES. Wot^inations close for all Races tn Saturday, 21st April, at tbe Secretary's Office, High Street, Blenheim, atWei3its First Tay's Races da dared on or aboat Monday, 30fch April. Acceptances for First Day's Races (except Maiden) <»lose at Secretary s OfflceT on Saturday, sth May,a'. 9 p.m. Weights for Second Day's Rapes declared on Wednesday, 9bh May, at 8 for Stco-d Day's Races close on Wednesday, 9bh May, at the Secretary's*office, at 9 p &. wecrew y^ _„. GRIFFITHSj Secretvy Blenheim, Ist January, 1906. ma® worl£_ in masses, The world In glasses fc^* fa^F W headaches, indigestion, and imam&s----»SeU-e troubles of nervous origin. We have the names of hundreds of *wt such people on our records wbo will testify to the efficacy o« property .Adjusted glasses. CONSULTING OPTICIAN, SO Larafotoa Quay, WsUJSogton*