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Otago Daily Times, Issue 1943, 23 March 1868, Page 8

KACES. P ROGRAMME OF TUX npUAPEKA JOCKEY CLUB EACES, APEJX, 18C8. STEWARD: H- Bastings, Esq. M. Pott*, Esq. John Herbert, Esq. J. C. Brown, Esq. W. Sheath, £»q. T. Urn, Esq. John Michael, Esq. John M'Coll, Esq. CI^BRK OK COVE3B: James Young Henry, Esq. s,TAHTKn : George Langlcy, Eaq.

FIRST DA V.-THURSDAY, APRIL % Maidek Plate, of 30 soya. For all horses that have never won public money ; 14 mile; entrance, L 2." Ladies' Pitkhb, of 20 boys. Welter weights. Gentlemen ridora ; 2 miles Entrance, 30a. Handicap Tkothko Race, of 20 bovb. Catch weights; 3 miles. Entrance, 30s. MiKEitti' Purhb, of 20 aova. ] 4 mile heats ; weight for age ; all horses to bo thehona fide property for two months previous to running. Entrance, 30s.

SECOND DAY. Tuapkka To wx-Plate, of GOsovs ; 3miles Entrance, 4 guineaa. HtinDLE Rack, of 20 bovb. Welter weights. 2 niilea, over 7 flights of hurdles, 34ft. high. Entrance, 3(>a. Hack Hack, of 10 soys. Catch wcighta ; li mile. Post entries, 10s. Consolation Stakks, of 15 soya., for all beaten horses; 1$ mile. Entrance, Ll. Rules and Reguln, tions of the Otago Jockey Club will bo strictly enforced. Three entries or no race. Mares and geldings allowed 31ba. No person allowed to enter horses unless he bo a subscriber to the extent of 2 guineas to ths Race Fund. All entrances must be in sealed covers, addressed to the Secretary, containing entrance money, nams, description, and ago of horse, and colors to be worn by jockey, on or before Tuesday, 31st March, at noon. 5 per cent, for expenses, tobededucted from gross of all moneys paid in accordance with Programme. la all disputes, the decision of the Stewards to be filial. All dogs found on the course will be destroyed. For further particulars, apply to WILLIAM HAVES, Secretary T. J. C.

HORTICULTtTRAI, SHOW. riIHE Second Grand Horticultural Show JL will bo held on Thursday, the 2Gth instant, in the Lar.'d Hall of the New Post Office. All Exhibits for Competition must be in the Hall by 10 o'clock. Doors open to the public at one p.m. THOS. ALLAN, Hon Sec.

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