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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17145, 30 December 1929, Page 3

qpOLAGA X£AY JOCKEY* QLUB ANNUAL MEETING To bo field on TOLAGA BAY BAOECOUBML. THURSDAY, 20th FEBRUARY, 10*1, OFFICERS: Patron, P. H. Leisel; president, E. K. Boland; vice-presidents, W. A. Caldweb, J. A. Moore, J. S. Patterson, C. E. Smith, Hon. K. S. Williams, M.P.; advisory stewards, J. P. Guthrie, P. Y. Hlelgr, P. C. Loisel, J. S. Patterson, C. E. Sftjitlj stewards, W. A. Caldwell, E. Dever, R. Praser, 0. G. James, W. Langdon, N. Loisel, H. Maude, R. McNeil, J. B. Morris, G. A. Neill, H. Nelson, P. W. Shelton, C. W. Taylor, Dan Tamararo, J. R. Murphy; judge, P. Tolerton; Starter, R. H. Skipwlth"; treasurer,, G. M. Colobrook; timekeeper, W. Parrellj Handicapper, H. Coyle; weighing-io>« steward, V. Hurlstone; clerk «i. •ottT' H. P. deMontslk; clerk of coarse, „. Parkinson; secretary, H. B. Deffl.''PROGRAMME. To Start at 11.80 a.m. 1. MAIDEN SCURRY, of 45 bot««, ;*«#* horse to receive 5 sevs. Irani tnt ■**■"• Minimum weight fist. Distance, fi ... longs. Nomination 20/-; acceptance 20/s 2. PLYING HANDICAP, of 88 sovs., second horse to receive 10 sovs. and third horse 5 sovs. from the stake. Distance 6 furlongs. Nomination 20/-; acceptance 30/*. 8. HIGHWEIGHTffIANDICAP, of 05 sovs.. second horse to receive 10 sovs., and third horse 5 sovs. from the stake. Minimum weight 9st. Distance, 7 furlongs. Nomination 20/-; acceptance 20/-. 4. HAUITI HANDICAP, of 60 sow., second horse to receive 10 sovs., and third horse 5 sovs. from the stake, For horses that have never won a race, this meeting excepted. The owner must have resided in the district from the 15th day of November, 1929, and the horse must -have been owned and trained and remain in the district from the same date. The district includes the Pakarae Hiding of the Cook County, Uawa County, Waianu County, and Matakaoa County. Minimum weight Sat. Distance 6 furlongs. Nomination 20/-; acceptance 20/-. 6. UAWA STAKES HANDICAP, of 100 sovs.; second horse to receive 10 «ovs. and third horse 5 sovs. from the stake. Distance; l\ miles, Nomination 20/-; acceptance 40/-. 6. HACK HANDICAP, of 60 sovs., second horse to receive 10 sovs., and third horse 5 sovs. from the stake. Distance. 6 furlongs. Nomination 20/-; acceptance 20/-. 7. DISTRICT HANDICAP, of 05 iov«~ third horse 5 sovs. from the stake. Fo* horses that have never won a race «* ceedtng 60 sovs. to the winner. The owner must have resided in- the district from the 15th day of November, 1928. and trained, and remain in the district from the same date. The district far eludes the Pakarae riding of the Cook County, the Uawa County, W4l*P» County, and Matakaoa County. Minimum weight Bst. Distance, 1 mile. Ifosnination 20/-; acceptance 80/-. 6. FAREWELL HANDICAP, of 60 SOTB- - horse to receive 19 sot*., •» third horse 5 sovs. from tee state; Distance, 7 furlongs. Nomination 20/-; acceptance 20/-. ■ PENALTIES. The winner of any handicap flat race after the declaration of weights SBsy be rehandicapped. DATES OF NOMINATIONS, WEIGHTS, AND ACCEPTANCES. FRIDAY, 31st January, 1930.—Kemin. ations for All Events close at 8 p.m. MONDAY, 17th February, 1930.—Weights declared. MONDAY, 17th February, 1930.—Acceptances for All Events Close at 8 p.mV Nominations and Acceptances closa with Mr. G. M. Colebi-ook, Tolaga Bay, or with the Secretary, Oishorne. PART XV RULE ißt—"By the entering of a horse every person having or subsequently acquiring an interest in suck horse shall be deemed thereby to undertake, neither directly or indirectly, to make any wager with a bookmaker in connection with sueh horse or any other horse in the raoe in which sueh horse is so entered. Each-entry shall contain, or ff it do sot contain, shall be conclusively assumed to contain such an.undertaking, breach whereof shall be deemed a corrupt practice of the turf within the meaning of Part XXXII of these Rules. H. E. DODDi Siewtary:

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