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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 11818, 15 November 1901, Page 4

Second Welter Handicap 1 soy. Moturoa Handicap 1 soy. Farewell Handicap 1 soy. FRIDAY, 27th DECEMBER.— '. ENTRANCE. Auction Stakes , X soy. after the Moturoa Handicap is run.

¥TCTAirARA JOCKEY f^hVE Haok Meeting, To be held on the Club's Course, SEN TRY BILL, on IThnrsday' November 21, 1901. j - officers. President; Walter S3 m»s, F«j., Afll.lt , "Vice-rt'oeident : Newton King, Erg Btewardß: Messrs V. H. Stott C. E. Brewer, J. Bar ten, J. Finnerty, 13 Beckhessinger, J. M. Hignett, R. Ounninpham. W. P. Snoll, J. TeJfar, J. D. Wyllie, T. Buchanan. Judge : < W. Symes, Eeq , M.H.B. Handicapper: Mr J. IS. Henrys. Clerk of Course: MrW.Kerr. Clerk of Scales; Mr J. D. Wyllie.' Starter : Mr A. W. Bnt^ge (Machine). Timekeeper :Mr I J. F. Watson, becrotary aud" Treasu- j rer : Mr H. Spurdle. j 1. Hurdle Hmdioap Race, ot 4090T8, second hone to receive Saovstrom the stakes. Over 6fl ghts of hurdles 3ft 6in high ; winner of any Hurdle Race after declaration of weights to carry , lOlbs extra. Nomination 15a, accept- ! ance Ibov. 1 J mV-en. , j 2. Maiden Plate, of 30sovs, second horse to receive Ssova from< the stakes Weight lor sge ; open to all horses that bave not won a race, Hurdle, Steeple, and Hunter races excepted,' at time of 1 start. Entrance 25 sto close on general entry sight. About 1 mile. 3. All- Aged Stck-w, of 30soto, second harse to receive shoys from the stakof . Weight B^t. 5 furlonc*. Nomination 25a, to clobs on general ontfy night. 4. Waitara Cup IJUndicsp, of 80sovs, j Heoond horae to. receive 7aovs, and the third horse 3?ovs from the atakes Nomination lsor, acceptance 2aove. v About If miles. 5. Clifton Stakes, of 2530V5, second horse to receive Ssovs from the stakes. Weight 9tt; winner of A ll- Aged Stakea to carry 10=t. Entrance laov, to close on general entry night. 4 furlongs. 6. Welter Handicap, of 3590v5, second horse to receive Ssovg from tha s.akes. . Minimum weight Bst 7ib. Nomination 15s, acceptance lsov. 7 furlongs. 7. Flying Handicap, of 5030 v«, second horse to reoeive ssovb from tb« stakes. Nomination lsov, acoeptascd Ssi. Six furlonjgs. 8. Fibal Flntter Handicap, of 2530 v», second horse to receive Ssova from the j stakes. Nomination .10s, . acceptance ' 10s. 4 fnrlocga. Wfighta appear after the Olifton Sttkes is ran. PENALTIES. The winner of any Flat Rsco (a'ter declaration of weight", if handicapped und<r Bst lOlb) to oarrv lOlb penalty, and for ever; additional race 61b extra, f handicapped at B*t 10 b or over, to arry only half of th* above penalties. DATES OF NOMINATIONS, WEIGHTS, ENTRIES AND ACCEPTANCES, ANLi AMOUNTS TO BE FORWAKDED TO THE SECRETARY— Saturday, November £ud. at 8 p.m.— Nominations: Flying, lsov ; Hurdles lsov ; Waitara Cvr 1 , laov ; Welter, 15s ; Final FiuW, 10s. Handicaps to appear on or about Monday, November lltb. Acceptances and General Entries for all eventa close on S&turdav, November 16th, at 8 p.m. ; except for Final Flutter for which Acceptances are dueiimtnediately after the weights are declared alter the Olifton Stakes is run. DIVIDESp3. ' Dividends will be paidjpon the -first and second^ horse in the proportion of 75 per cent tb the first and 25 per cent fo the second horse subject to the fol- j lowing exceptions : — In the event of four or less starters the property of different owners, the dividend will be declared on the first horse only. ~ " " , In the event of horses the property of We owner and being coupled on the machine, running firet and Btcoad or ! deau he%t for first place, the dividend will be declared on the coupled horses only. • > * In the event of coupled horses finishing first and dead heat for second place with another burse, tbe dividend will be declared in the proportion of 87 T per cent to tbe coupled horses and 12£ per cent to the other horse. BULE3 AND BEGULATIOSS. In all cases where penalties have to be carried for winning, it shall be the doty of owner, triiner, or jockey to notify the same to. the Secretary. Stakes paid in full. Nominations, acceptances, etc., close with the Secretary, at Air T. Buchao»n'n Office, West Quay, Waitara, at 8 p.m., aeooiripanidd with the name, age, pedigree, colours, and performances of horse. TeiegrapK Office "'closes at 5 p.m . Definition of a Hack— A hack means a horae that has, at time of nomination, uevenron • race of the value of 80eovs, or over, or races of tbe collective value oflStepvs, since Ist, 1899, and das never Won en" advertised race ; Hack and jSnntet Race* excepted. be ran under the New .Zealand Ru/es of Bacing. . .All horses to bs -ridden in colours ; same to^ be stated in Acceptances and GeneralEntriea. No entry or nomination will be received 'etcept. upon these conditions :—: — ' hat !1 disputes, claims, and objections aris : ng »h»H be dtcided by a majority of ,tbe Stewards present, or whom they may tppcint, and their decision uppn all points connected with the carrying ont of this prof ramine iball be final, except j in cases of appeal provided for by the Bnles of Racing. < > i Horses walking ovtr f-hall only receive j 50 per cent of the Stakes. The necessary amouht must accompany all-nomi' nations and acceptances y this rule will \ be strictly adhered to. The Committee reserve the right of postponing the date of meeting, nominations and acceptances, also weights, should they deem fit to do so. ' j The Secretary will receive money for { investment on tbe totalisator up to 5 p.m. on the day provious to the race?. ' : • H.BPURDLE, Secretary and Treaburor.Approved by the Taranaki Motrq- ! politan Club.— -Mdssbll Flbetwood, Secretary, . Aogqat2oth. 1961. c 39 GiDtßl CIDER! 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