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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 2005, 15 December 1886, Page 3

ANNIVERSARY DAT, JANUARY 22, 1887. ON THE TASATAHI COURSE. President— W. C. Buchanan, U.H. B. ; Judge—K. W. Dorset; Starter—N. Grace; Handicap per—Whom the Steward! appoint; Stewards —Mesan N. and T. Once, K. Bnckendge, J. Stevens, A. Clifton, J. Baton, and J. A. HenalL Haamcar HtraOLi Baca of 35 sovs. Second bone to receive £ eon from the stakes. 3 miles. Domination 15s : acceptance 1 sot. if Am «w Baca of 15 sots. 1} miles. Open for all horses which hare never wen an advertised race ; Hack or Hack Hurdle Bases excepted. Tanaraßi-Caniaroir J.C. Haanicar of 60 eovs. Second horse to receive £ sovs from the stakes. 3 miles. Nomination 1 sov., acceptance Ms. Novn, Baca of 15 sovs, 11 miles. Catch weights. The winner to become the absolute property of the Club, and to be sold by public auction ten minutes after the race; the proceeds to go to the Club's fund. Post entrance IDs. Hack Baca of 10 sovs. Once round the course. Catch weights. Post entrance 10s. Cuaanua Haamcar of 30 sovs. It miles. Second horse to save his stakes. Nomination 10s, acceptance 1 sov. Poacan Haanicar of 30 sovs. Once round the course. Entrance for winners 30s; nomination for non-winners 10s; acceptance lOe, TARATA Aj nr TAHI-CARTERTON JOCKEY CLUB. PROGRAMME. BULBS ADD REGULATIONS

Ail entries mut bemads subject to the condition that all disputes, claims, and objections arising oat of the racing, shall be decided by a majority of Stewar la present, or whom they may appoint, and that so b decision shall be Anal and binding in all oases. Nominations for the Handicap Hardies, T.C. J. Handicap, and CUrerills Handicap, to be made in writing, staling name, pedigree, periormanct s, description and age of horse, and the colon of the rider, and to be sent in, accompanied by lie nomination fee, to the Hon Sec.. (G. W. Deli ), Carterton, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 2 hj December, 1886, and published in the local ne spaper. Acceptances and general entries to be m Ic on or before MONDAY, the 17th January, 1887, s 9 pm. Three entries or the public money will be w obeld. No protest will be be considered unless lod xl with the Secretary within ten minutes after the n j, accompanied by a deposit of two pounds, which t II be forfeited if the stewards are of opinion that t ie protest Is frivolous or vexatious. All Jockeys to ride in the colon nominated or a ' ie of 1 aov will be enforced. The saddling bell will ring at 11.30 am, first rat to start at 12 sharp. The New Zealand Metropolitan rules to apply ii II esses where not provided for in this programme. A horse to run in the back race, most comply i b the following conditions, viz, (1) It must ha in actual use as a bona fide hock. ,8) It must not have been trained, (I. o.) gallopc >r sweated in clothing, or rug, at least, for dx months before this nee meeting. (3) It must never have been entered forkuiy < cr race, the advertised stake of which being i re than fifty pounds. (4) It must not for two years previous to this ce meeting have started for any race, except al. ;k, or Hack Hurdle Race. (5) It : --rib: ewon any race except al' .k, or Hack Hurdle Race. G. W. DELLER, 451 Secrets

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