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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XVIII, Issue 1755, 4 November 1885, Page 4

J^OWER VALLEY JOCKEY CLUB, i ANNUAL RACE MEETING. To be belli on the MARTINBOROUGH RACECOURSE, ON' BOXING DAY, SATURDAY, DEC. 26,1885. President; Coleman Phillips, Esq. Vice President: John Martin, Jun., Esq. Treasurer : Mr Geo, Pain. Judge: Mr Wallace Smith. Starter ; Mr John McMaster. Clerk of the Scales Mr John McLeod. Handicapper : Mr A. R. MeFarlane. Timekeeper : Mr W. 0. Williams. Clerk of the Course : Mr John Cameron. Stewards : Messrs W. E, Bidwell James Orr G. Harris J. Hodge S. Mahupuku H. C. Dowman. C. J. Tully C. Harris E. E. Martin W. Hutana A. R. MeFarlane PROGRAMME. 1. Flying Handicap, 35 sovs—Six furlongs; Nomination, 1 sov ; acceptance, 1 sov. 3. Handicap Steeplechase, 100 sovs, second horse 10 sovs from the stakes—About two miles and a half ; Nomination 1 sov ; acceptance, 2 sovs ; and 2 sovs at the post. 8. Handicap Hack Race, 10 sovs 1 mile—Open to horses that have never been entered for other than hack races. Post entry, 10s. 4, L. V. J. C. Handicap, 85 sovs—Second horse 5 sovs from the stakes; two miles ; nomination 1 sov ; acceptance 2 sovs, and one sov at post. 6. Selling Race, 20 sovs— l mile, weight lor age, the winner to become the absolute property of the Lower Valley Jockey Club, and to be sold by public auction immediately after the race. Entrance, 1 sov 6. Native Race Handicap, 20 sovs—One mile 1 sov; acceptance, 10s. This race is only for horses owned at least six months previous to the day of races, trained and to be ridden by aboriginal Natives. 7. Martinborocgh Handicap, 30 sovs—One mile ; nomination, 1 sov; acceptance, 10s

RULES AND REGULATIONS. The saddling bell will ring at 11.30 a.m., the first race start at 12 noon sharp. Each Race will start punctually at the time appearing in the correct cards of the races. The flat races tobenm under ihe L.V.J.C. Rules. The Steeplechase under the N.Z.G.N. S.C. Rules. No scratching of horsesallowed except through the Secretary, and not later than 30 minutes before the time of starting. All entries and nominations to he made in writing, sealed and addressed to the Secretary, entrance money to be enclosed with color, sex, name, age and pedigree of the horse, name of the owner and colors of the rider. In ease of a protest, the same must be lodged with the Secretary, in writing, within fifteen minutes after the race is run, with a d, posit of two guineas, such deposit to be forfeited it the pretest is not sustained. No entry will be received for any of the races, except upon the conditions, that all claims disputes and objections arising out of iho races shall be dec ided by a majority of the stewards present, or those whom they may appoint. Their deoi l ii upon all points connected with the carrying out of this programme shall be final. Nominations for Fljiug Steeplechase, L.V.J.C., Native Race and Martiuhoronsh Handicaps, dose with the Secretary, at Manintiorongl ou Thursday, JTovember !fth, at 11 p.m. Wciguts declarer for Flying Steeplechase, L.V.J.C., and Native Race Handicaps, on Saturday, December nth, at 7 p.m. Acceptances for the same on Thursday, December 17th, at 11 p.m., at which time the eutries for the Selling Race close with the Secretary at Martinborough. Weights for the Martinnorough Handicap to be declared ou the course oiler the Native Race is over. Acceptances for the same to be made 30 minutes before the race tabes place. Final payments for the L.V.J.C., and Steeplechase Handicaps to be made on the course au hour before appointed time of starting for those events. entrj, nomination, acceptance, or final payments will be accepted after the appointed time under any pretence whatever.

In the event of a wait over, only fifty per cent of the stakes will be given Horse owners should bear in mind that letters require to be in the Fcatherston Post Office on Mondays and Thursdays afternoon to catch the mails going down to Jlartinborough on those days. Telegraph office open at Martinborough H. C. COWMAN, Hon, Secretary. TARATAHI-CARTERTON JOCKEY X CLUB SPRING MEETING. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1885. President—W, C. Buchanan, M.H.E. Judge—W. Lowes, Esq., J.P, Handicapper—Hugh McMaster. Starter—John Eaton. Stewards : Andrew McKenzie G. W. Defier Jno.' Eaton W. B. Allen F. W, R. Seed W. Francis Alfred Clifton Clerk of Scales—Andrew M'Kenzie Clerk of |Course—Alfred Allan Hon Treasurer—Frank Seed Hon Secretary—G. W. Deller, pro tem PROGRAMME. (No Qualification fee required.) Handicap Hurdle Race of 25 sovs, second horse to receive 5 sovs from the staaes; 2 miles ; over eight flight of hurdles 3ft tiin high ; nomination 1 sov., acceptance 1 sov. Hack Hdbdle Race of 10 sovs, miles; over 6 flights of hurdles, 3ft (fin high. 10st up. Post entry 10s. Maiden Plate of 25 sovs, 1J miles. Weight for age. Entrance 2 sovs. For all maiden horses at time of entry. Tabatahi Carterton J. C. Spring Handicap of 50 sovs ; second horse to recehe 5 sovs from the stakes ; third horse to save his stakes, li miles; nomination 1 sov., acceptance 2 sovs. Hack Race of 10 sovs for one mile. C :cL Weights. For definition of a “ Had; ” see Rules and Regulations. Post entrance 10 shillings. Clareville Handicap of 30 sovs, 1| miles. Second horse to save his stake ; Nomination 1 sov., acceptance li sovs.

RULES AXD REGULATIONS. All entries must bo made subject to the condition that ail disputes, claims and objections arising out of the racing shall he decided by a majority of Stewards present, or whom they may appoint, 'and that such decision shall be final and binding in all cases, .Seminations for Handicap Hurdle Race, TarutahiCarterton Jockey Club Spring Handicap!, and Clarcyille Handicap, to be made iu writing, staling name, pedigree, performances, description ami ago o' 1 horse, and the colors of lider, aid to bo scut in accompanied by the nomination fee to the lion Sceiciury, G, tV. Hollar, Carterton, on or before I rirtay, mb November, J835, at 9 p.m. Weights to be declared on or before Thursday, util .November !■«,,. and publish.?, in local newspapers. Acceptances and general eiurie.to be :u..de on or before Wednesday, ' sib November 1835 at 9 p.m. Three eiiities or the public more will be withheld. No protest will be cu.ie.ueiv o .nless looped with the .vi-rtlarj, v.itnin ie„ minutes allei me race, aeci lupanied vy “ deposit of two pounds, which shad be ih. 'eiteti if tlw S'ctvar s are ol opinion that the protest is involum. or -- ~ ,uous. nil jockeys to ride iu the colors i oiiomul, d or a fine of 1 sot will be emorced. ihosaddl...j. boil will ring at 11.80 a.m., first race to start ut Id i jo,i snarp. The iules ofthe Ciub to apply in uil .uses. A horse to run in the itaek ana U-.u u Hurdles must comply with the following dominions viz (1) It mu t be in aclnnl use as a bona fide-hack, (2) It must not have been trained, i.c., galloped or sweatcu in clothing or rug at leust for six mouths before tins race meeting. (3) It must never have need ,• uteml for auy other race the advertisea stake of which being more than fifty pounds, (4) It must not for two years previous to this race meetii g have started for any race excepts Hack, or Hack Hurdle lisce. (6) It must never have won auy race except a Hack or Hack Hurdle Dace. ARTIFICIAL TEETH are helpful in the performance of a necessary function when the natural Teeth have ceased to be useful, and ought to loprocured by all who stand in need of them. This is not a matter of vanity or taste, but oue of personal expediency, ol health, and even, it may be, ui Life itself,’’—Lancet. Mr Walter e. hall, DENTAL SURGEON, Willis Street, ~ Wellington. 357 U7 G, W, DELLBIi, Secretary, pro tern, PAINLESS