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CONFERENCE OF RACING CLUB DELEGATES. [by telegraph.— press association.] ■ , Dctnedin-, Tuesday. At the conference of delegates of racing clubs, held on Monday evening, the press were not admitted. Captain Russell presided, and the delegates were :—Auokland : Hon. E. Mitchelson. Christchurch : Messrs. G. E. Clifford, G. G. Stead, and C. H. Williams. Greymouth : Messrs. F. W. Lahman, and J. Mitchell. Wanganui: Mr. J. Paul. Duiiedin : Hon. G. McLean, Messrs. Gourley, and J. A. Cook. Mr. Wade appeared as the delegate of the Westland Club, and the chairman decided that he should be heard. After Messrs. Wade and Lahman had spoken, a resolution was carried that arbitrators be appointed, with full power to inquire into and settle the dispute between the Greymouth and Westland Clubs, as to which should be the metropolitan club of the Westland provincial district, or to alter the boundaries of the district. The committee of the Dunedin Jockey Club was requested to nominate two gentlemen to act as arbitrators, with power to call on a third, and report on or before March 1, 1890. The question of altering the rule compelling clubs holding two meetings to give £200 per diem in stakes, and making the sum £150, was lost, only the Dunedin delegates voting for the proposal. It was resolved, " That the question of altering rule 162 be referred to the Metropolitan Clubs for consideration, their opinion to be reported to the next racing Conference." It was decided to recommend the Metro- , politan Clubs to appoint delegates to the Conference at Wellington during the Session of Parliament to consider the question of the formation of a New Zealand Jockey Club and other business, The Conference also resolved that Metropolitan Clubs desiring to bring up any important alteration of rules should send notice to the other clubs one month before the date fixed.
PAKURANGA HUNT CLUB. Mr. Pcrcival declared the following weights yesterday in connection with the Pakuranga Hunt Club's Meeting, which takes place at Otahuhu on the 14th instant:— Hunt Club Cup (one mile and a-quarter).-Raglan, 9st 121b; Patchwork, Bst 101b; Tainora, Sst 21b ; Loch Noss, 7st 101b ; Eruption, 7sfc 21b • Memorandum, 7st; Capella, 7st; Hipponna colt, 7st; St. Michael, 7st; Cartridge, 6st 121b ; Dolosa,, 6st 101b; Lady Lonsdale, 6st 101b; Montrose, 6st 71b ; Belmont, Ost 71b; Prudence, Oat 71b. Steeplechase (about two miles and a-half).— Guy Fawkes, list 21b; Messenger, list 21b; Recruit, lOat 121b ; Hurricane, lOst 71b ; Melrose, lOst 71b; lOst; Seaweed, 9st 101b: Tawhiao, Ost 71b; Jim, 9at 7lb; 'Black Joo, 9st 71b. Juvenilis lUNDiCAP(fIve furlongs).—Ma Bouizha] Sst 61b; Dreamer, Bst 51b; Master Pat; Bst 51b ; I'riscilla, 7st 101b; Queen Alice, 7st 21b; Clear-the-Kitchen, 7st. Hurdle Race (one mile and three-quarters) — necruit, lOat 121b; Titikowaru, lost 101b • Mα Petite Fillo, lOst 6lb; Hurricane, lOst 51b; Seaweed, 9st 121b: Black Joo, Ost 121b: Neck-or-Nothing, 9st 71b ; Hune. 9at; King QaaiL 9st. Pony Race (six furlongs).—Grace Darling, Sst 101b; Pica, Bst 71b; lhumata, 7st 121b ; Governess 7st 41b; Uno, 7st; Medusa, Cst 121b; Katie, Ost 121b; lngersoll, Gst 121b; Defiance, 6st 121b • Forsaken, 6st 121b ; Little Lucy, Gst 121b ; Coquette, Oat 121b; Robin Hood,6st 121b; Rauben, Cstl2lb Flying Stakks (six furlongs).—Raglan, 9st 121b; Patchwork, 9st 2lb; Tupaki, Sst; Tamora, Bst; Loch Ness, 7st 121b; Rataplan, 7st 101b; Dollar 7stlolb; Capella, 7st Sib; Baron, 7st 81b; Hipporina colt, 7st 01b ; Memorandum, 7st 01b ; Eruption 7st 41b ; Cartridge, 7st 21b ; J,ady Lonsdale, 7st 21b • Dolosa, Ost 101b ; St. Michael, Ost 101b ; Montrose, Ost 71b ; Lady Eleanor, 6st 71b; l*restissimo, Cst 71b; Premier, Ost 71b; Fragrance, Cst 71b. Maidkn Plate (one mile).—Rataplan, Sst 41b; Dollar, Bat 4lb ; JJaron, Sst; -Memurantluin, 7st 121bHipporina colt, 7sc 121b; Begorra, 7st 121b; Cartridge, 73t 81b; Oranjreman, 7st 71b; Scone, 7st 71b : Pica, Cst 101b ; Lady Eleanor, Ost 101b ; Prestissimo, Cst 101b; Winifred, Ost 101b ; Belmont, Ost 101b. Acceptances are due on Friday next with the secretary, Mr. H. H. Hayr, at 107, Queenstreet.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 9539, 4 December 1889, Page 5
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