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Otago Witness, Issue 1989, 10 April 1890, Page 27

RACING CLUB. THE AUTUMN MEETING Will be held on the RACECOURSE, MYBOSS BUSH, On Wednesday, April 30, 1800. President: G. M. Bell, Esq. Vice-presidents : J. Gardner, Esq., and M. Inßtone, Esq. Treasurer : A. E. S. Oarr, Esq. Judge : J. A. Preshaw, Eiq. Starter : Mr E. F. Orouoh. Clerk of Course Mr T. P. Finn. Clerk of Scales : Mr J. Sherwood, Timekeeper: Mr Bein. Handicapper : Mr H. Howells. Stewards : Messrs Orouoh, Wilson, Oarr, Williams, Sherwood, J, A. Mitohell, Affleok, Handyside, Bunn, W. A. Donald, H. S. Valentine, M.H.8., C. Basstian, sen., J.Teanant, J. Bitchie, Dr Olobb, and Dr Young. PROGB&MMH (Approved by the Dunedin Jockey Olub): ' 1. NOVEL BAOE (handicap), Of 2580V8. Winner to become the property of the Olub, and sold, with all its, engagements, immediately after the race. Nomination, 20s ; no aoceptanoe. Distance, one mile and a-quarter. To start at 1 o'clock sharp. 2. AUTUMN HANDIOAP, Of HSsovs; second horse ssovs from the stakes. Nomination, 20» { acceptance, 15s. Distance, one mile and a-quarfcer. To start at 1.45. 3. STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP, Of 25sovs; second horse ssovs from the stakes. Over the usual Myross Bush steeplechase course. Nomination, 15b; acceptance, 10s. Dlstanoe, about two miles. To start at 2.30. 4. FLYING HANDIOAP, Of 158OVB. Winner of Autumn Handicap 7ib extra. Nomination, 10s ; acceptance, ss. Distance, three-quarters of a mile. To start at 3.16. 5. HANDIOAP TIME- TROT, °Of SOsovs ; second horse 3sovs from the stakes. No weight under lOst. Previous performances must accompany nominations. Nomination, 15s; acceptance, ss. Distance, three miles. To start at 4. 6. HALF-HOLIDAY HANDIOAP, * -Of 25bovs ; tecond horse ssovs from the stakes. Winner of Flying or Autumn Handicaps to carry 71b extra ; if of both, 101b. Nomination, 15s ; acceptance, 10s. Distance, one mile. To start at 4.45. 7. CONSOLATION HANDIOAP, -Of lOsovs. For all beaten horses that have run during the meeting. Nomination, 10s. Once round ,the course. Nominations for all events will appear in Southtend Daily News of 18th and Times of 19th. Handicaps will appear on 22nd. Acceptances will appear on 26th. Seoretary'6 addresa-P.O. Box 87, Invercwglll. RULES AND REGULATIONS. Races to start at 1 p.m. sharp. Nominations for all events will Close on THUBfJDAY, 17th April, at 8 p.m. Weights declared 21st April. Acceptances close on FRIDAY, 25th April, at 8 p.m. No nomination or acceptance will be recognised unless accompanied with the necessary amount in cash for same. The decision of the Stewards in all matters conneoted with the carrying out of the programme shall No protest will be entertained unless accompanied with the sum of £2 ; aame to be forfeited if proved frivolous or vexatious. Colours of rider, name, age, and pedigree of horse to ba named at time of entry. Any jockey not riding in the colours named will "NcTentrleß will be received except on these conditions: -That all disputes, claims, or objections arising out of the racing shall be deoided by the Stewards, or by whom they may appoint. Jockey costume insisted upon. Five per cent, will be deducted from the gross money paid in accordance with the programme for Dunedin Jockey Olub rules Btrictly adhered to. Night of aettlement-Ist May, at Prince of Wales' Httel> BIOHARD OLARK, ■10ap Seoretary 5.8.0. THIOR SALE (privately), the celebrated Jb trotting sire YOUNG DIOMBDBS, the •sire of Victor, Gipsy, Fidget, Magpie, Forest •Queen, Mosquito, and several other good performers. Also, the thoroughbred atalhon CAPTAIN WEBSTER, the winner of the •Great Autumn Handicap, Timaru Cup, and several other races; his winnings amounting to :3ap ' M. &J. ALLAN, South Dunedin.