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Timaru Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 3546, 9 February 1886, Page 4

Sporting. FAIRLIE CREEK JOCKEY CLUB RACES. TO BB HELD ON THURSDAY, APRIL Ist, 1886. Pbesident. James Milne. Vice-president. Robert Allen. Judge. M. Gray. Stewards. Messrs J. S. Rutherford, G. J. Hamilton, W. R. Keay, H. Struthers, J. E. Goodwin, R. Rutherford, C. Wedercll, A. ll. McLean, A. O. Gilmour, E. S. Rutherford, S. R. Dixon, F. R. Gillingham, T. Caskey, T. Winter, D. McLeod, D. McMillan, J. McGregor, E. Richardson, J. Dore, J. Capil, B. Clarkson, G. Alves, A. Cowan, G. Parker, J. D. Hamilton, D. McKay, J. Egau and T. Harnett. Stabtek. J. McGregor. - . GLEBE OF COUKSB. CIEBK OP SCAIBS. J. E. Goodwin. C. Parker. HANDICAPrEII. TIJEASUItEH. G. C. Miles. Julius Gall. PROGRAMME. 12 noon.— Handicap Hukdi.es, of 20 Soys ; 3 Soys to Second Horso from tho Stakes; over 8 (lights of Hurdles; 1$ miles. • 12.30 p.m. — Maiden WEiGnT-pOE-AoE," of 17 Soys ; 2 Soys to Second Horso from the Stakea; for Horaes tbat have never won over 12 Soys m one event ; li miles. 1 p.m. — Hack Race, of 10 Soys ; m Heats of Once Round the Course ; for Horses that have never won more than 5 Soys m one' event. Post Entry. 2 p.m.— Faimie Creek Cup, of 40 Soys; 5 Soys to Second Horso from the Stakes ; 2 miles. 2.30 p.m. — Hack. Second Heat. 3 p.m.— Mackenzie Couxtt Plate, Weight-for-Ago, of 12 Soys ; 2 t'ovs to Second Horse ; li milea. 3.30 p.m. — Easter Handicap, of 20 Soys ; 3 Soys to Second Horso ; 1 mile. Winner of Cup to carry 71b penalty. 4 p.m. — Hack. Final Heat. 4.30 p.m. — Consolation, of 12 Soys ; 2 Soya to Second Horse ; for all Beaton Horses during tho day ; 1 mile. Post Entry. GENERAL CONDITIONS. Nominations for Handicap Hurdles, Cup and Easter Handicap, to bo lodged with tho Secretary on or beforo tbo 3rd of March ; Weights declared on the 15th March, and Acceptances on the 25th ; for Maiden and Mackenzio County Plate, on or before 25th March. A foe of five per cont on value of tho Stake to accompany each nomination. Owners and Nominators to be subscribers of ut least 1 soy to the Funds, except m the Hack Race. The District shall be from the South bank of tlie UivUaia to tho North bank of tho Wuitaki ; but the Hack Race and Mackenzie County Plate shall be confined to the Mackenzie County, and that part of the Mount Peel and Levels Districts bounded by the Opuha and Tengawai rivers to tho junction near the Point, also Clnyton and Sherwood Downs Estates. Horses to bo owned and m tho District two months prior to the date of meeting. The Kules of tlie Canterbury Jockey Club raced under when applicable. Any person entering a protest must deposit 1 soy with tho Secretary within twenty minutes after tho race is run beforo such protest is considered, this sum to be forfeited should the Stewards consider tho protest frivolous or vexatious. No less than three Horses to start for each race, or only half the Stakes will bo given. Five per cent deducted from tho gross of all moneys paid m accordance with this Programme. All entries must be m sealed covers, addressed to the Secretary Fairlie Creek Racing Club, and accompanied by the qualification and Nomination Fee, also nge, pedigree, and colors to bo worn by theJockey. All disputes, claims, and objections shall be decided by the Steward*, or those whom they may appoint, their decision on all points to be final. Entries received only on these conditions. MALCOLM JVIcLEOD, 2-9 5772 Hon. Secretnry. Miscellaneous. npHE "TIMARU HERALD 1 . 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