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Otago Witness, Issue 2171, 3 October 1895, Page 29

THE STANDARD AMEBIOANBRBD TROTTING STALLION BERLIN ABDALLAH (Seven years) Will TRAVEL the TAIERI and PKNINSULA DISTRICTS. By Blackwood Abdallah (imp.) out of Princess Emma, by Borlin (imp.), dam Queen Emwa (imp.). IJerun Abdallah Is a flrat-cltss performer oa the track, having won thre« Stallion Trots and other races. He has a Two-mile Record in Harness. Time,. smin 21seo. Also holds the Two Mile and £-Half Record in HarneßS. Terms : Five guineas for the season ; halfgnawntse, six guineas. Good paddocklng at South Dnnedin at Ss per week. Alao Trotting Stallion HUNTLEY, For further particulars apply ftte JAMES ALLAN, South Dunedin. The Thoroughbred Trotting Stallion BLACKSMITH WiU travel in the TaIERI, ttUNKDIN, and PENINSULA DISTKICIB. Sire, Bothw4l, by Mahratta (imp.); by Boiardo out of Blink Bonny ; dam, Whalebone. Blacksmith's dam, Kathleen (bred by Mr Grigir, of Longbeach, Canterbury), by the celebrated trotting stallion Rpot, out of Bella. TJLACKSMITH has won the Lawrence ThreeJO mile Trot, time, Bmin 4&ec ; the Mile at Tabuno Park (1593) ; time, 2min 34-ec, and the Two-mile Trot *t Forbury ; time, smin 93ec— wbeu ho reduced the colony's record by 9*ec. Turin* : £3, payable atend of season ; £41ftihalf guarantee. Groom's fee ss, payable at first service. Paddocks, at 2s per week may be had at G. Ruthven's, Mosgiel ; C. Clarke's, Greytown ; and John M'Corkindale's, Otakia. Owner may be seen at Ocean Beach Hotel, St Kilda, during the seaeon. A. M'CORKINDALE, Owner. Tuapeka West. "El O R S A • L B, Handsome Roadster STALLION, dark brown, Byre, 15 hands 3tn. Winner Iwo Fin-t Prizes (dam fast trotting mare) ; good dogcart horns ; in perfect condition ; past trams or trains. Only retson for ceiling, yonng Bteck coming on. Price, £35. For fmther particulars address Roadster, Times Oißca. 3o BARNETT & GRANT M. Barnett] [P. Grant BOX 336 P. 0., DUNEDIN, Telegraphic Address : Barnett Grant, Dunedin. WILL Advise on all New Zealand aud Australian Events, with a Limit of £10 New ZV-olaud Events ; £15 Australian Events. Where only Two Runners, £■&. BOOKS NOW OPEN. STRAIGHT OUT : New Zealand Cup, run November 5, 1895, 500 to 5 to 500 to 30. Melbourne Oup, latest Melbourne prices DOUBLES : N«w Ze»_vrtd and Melbourne Cups, POO to 1 to 800 to 4. CaulCtld and Melbourne Cms-200to 1. N.Z.G.N. Steeplechase and Hurdle Race, August 8 and 10, 10Q to 1 to 6. Bankers— Bank of No* flouth Wales and National Bank of New Zealand. N B.— B. 4ttd G. wid not Pay nov Receive unless they Reply to Communications before the | Race U Run. />IORB RACING CLUB. SPRING "ifKETING. To be keld on Wetfuesttay, October 39, Prbsidbnt : G. M. Bell, Esq. YICB-PRKSIDEHTB : T. Groen, Bsq., and T. Hewitt, Esq. Jtjdge : Mr T. Green. Staiiter : Mr W. Philp. Hani»ic_vper : Mr G. Dowse. Clerk 01? iuk Sca.ues : Mr T. Grieve. Olkrks oh Totalisitor: Messrd 1 atham and Willis Clerk of thu Course : Mr J. M'Ewan. | Timbkbeo»er : Mr A. J. Gibb3. ] T^ibasurer : Mi J. Latham. Bsewap-Ds: Mefsrs A. J. Gibbs, S. G. Inder, W. Martin, F. Wallia, and Dr G. Copland. Committeb: Messr* T. H. Brewer, W. Martin, A. J Gibbs. J. M'Bwan, T Gticvp, F. Wnllis, I W. PhUp, Dr G. Copland, J. Knight, and D. Richardson. PROGRAMME. (Approved by the Dnnedin Jockey Club.) To start at 12.30 p.m. Handicap Hdrdlb Race, of 30sova ; second horse to reteive Bsovo firom the Btakcs. Over seven flUhts of hurdles 3ft tin high. DiMance, one miJe and a-half. Nr.mioation, Ws ; acceptauc», 15«. Spring Handicip Trot, of 30aovs ; fecoivi borso to receive Ssovb from the stakes. No w«i?ht Tmd«rloat. Distance, three miles. Nomination, 15s; acceptance, 15a. Spring Handicap, of 35eovs ; second horse to receive s«ovs from the stakes. Distance, one mile and a furlong. Nomination, 17s Gd; acceptance, 17* Cd. District Hahdicap, of 20aov8 ; second hone to receive 2^?ova from the stakes. For all horses the hvna fide property of rcaldents withia a radius of 35 miks from Go^e Post Office three months prior tp^ditte of meeting. Distance, one mile and a distance. Nomination, 10s ; acceptance, 10s. Flying Handicap, of 2530v5 ; the second horse to receive sst»Vß from the stakes. Tbe winner j of the Spring Handicap to carrjr 71b extra. I Distance, six furlongs. Nomination, 12a t>d ; acocpt\nce, 12s Od. Handicap Time Tuot, of SSJsovs ; the second horse to rcc.iTc 2i£ovs from the stakes. No weight under lOst. Distanco, two miles. Nomination, 12s Gd ; acceptance, 103. Welter Handicap, of 20eovs ; the Fecond horse to receive 2isovs from thp stakes. The winner of the Flsiag ll*ndic«p to carry 51b extra. Distance, one milo. Nomination, 10s ; acceptance, 103. Rules and Regulations. Nominations for all Handicaps, including Time Trots, to be made to tha Secretary on or before MONDAY, October 7. l?9o Weights will be declared on October 14, 1895. Acceptances to be received not later than 8 pm. on MONDAY, October 21, 1695. Five per cent, will be deducted from the grots amount cf all Stukcs. No entry will be leceived for any of the above races except upon the condition that all disputes, claims, and objections -rising out of the raciog shall be decided by the Stewards, or whom they may appoint. Their decisions upon all points connected with the carrying out of this programme shall be final. Any jockey riding except in the colours entered will be fined £1. . nn Any pewon entering a protest must deposit £2, and should such protest be deemed frivolous by the Stewards the amount will be forfeited. No qualification fees will be charged. The Dunedin Jockey Olub'a Rules will be gtriclly enforced. Entries to state ajre, colour, ahd pedigree of horse, name of owaer, colours of tho rider, and in ease of handicaps the performances of horses that have not started on Dnnedin course. The trotting races are held subject to the Rules Of the Trotting Association of New Zealand. NOMINATIONS CLOSE ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 7. & DEWAR, Secretary,