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•which are not known to the Handicapper must, in all cases, be forwarded with nomination fee. 9. Any horse doing- better time on first day than the specified class they aie entered in Second Day, may be nominated for a higher class Second Day. Such nomination must be made by 8 p.m. on night of such performance. 10. Winner of any Trotting -event after declaration of handicaps may be re-handicapped. 11. This Programme has been passed by the Dunedin Jockey Club Committee, and New Zealand Trotting Association. 12. No horse will be handicapped unless the Nomination Money is paid. Trainers are requested to state the Owner's I\ame when nominating by Tclpgiarn. N.B. — Owners are requested to be particular in forwarding their Colours, as the Stewards have decided to FINE, without exception, any person neglecting to comply with the rule. No person will be allowed to ride unless attired in proper Jockey Costume. STAIITING TAPES USED. G~M. PROCTER, Secretary. Box 7, Oamaru. 19*p THE NEW ZEALAND FUTURITY STAKES, No. 1, of £1000. Inaugtirated by THE GREYMOUTH TROTTING CLUB. For Foals dropped in 1905. To Trot or Pace in Harness at two and three, years old. IT ONLY COSTS 10s TO NOMINATE, and Nomination of Mare closes with the Greymouth" Trotting Club, at their offices, Greymouth, on MONDAY, May 1, 1905, at 9 p.m. For Prospectus and full particulars see Weekly Press and Referee. E. A. WICKES, 19ap Secretary.