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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXXVII, Issue 12029, 5 September 1903, Page 8

SPORTING. WAVERLEY AND WAITOTAIU RACING CLUB. President, William Wilson, Esq.; Vice Presidents, O. Sanies, Esq., and Walter Symes, Esq, M.H.R.; Judge, Mr. M. *'. Baird; Starter, M. T. Cameron; Handicapper, Mr. G. Morse; Hon. Surgeon, Dr. Harvey; Timekeeper, Mr. N. Hearn; Clerk of Scales, Mr. W. McFarlanej Assistant, Mr. G. F. Bremer; Clerk of Course, Mr. xj. Noake; Hon. Treasurer, M^. Edgar P. Syines; Stewards, Messrs. \ R. Brenner, J. Kennedy, R. Jackson, W. Brewer, G. F. Bremer, N. Heara, T. H. Nicholson, W. MaFarlane, G. A. Nichol- . son, D. Noake, L. G. Bremer, and A. Stracharp. , FOR HACKS ONLY, To he held on WAVERLEY RACECOURSE On MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1903. PROGRAMME— I.—Star* 11.45 a.m. Handicap Hurdie Race, of 60 Soys.— Second horse to receive 10 soys. out of stake. Nomination 10s., acceptance 20s. li miles. Over s^x huidies 3 feet 6 inches > high. 2.—12.15 p.m. Flying Handicap, of 60 £«vs.—Second hor.se to receive 10 soys. out of stake. Nom> i inatdon 10s., acceptance 20s. Six fur- > longs. '. 3.—1 p.m. ' Morton Memorial Stakes Handicap, of 60 Soys.—Second horse to receive 10 soys. ' from the stake. Nomination 10s., accept- • ance 20s>. One mile. • 4.—1.45 p.m. • Waverley and Waitotara Cup, of 95 Soys > —Second horse to receive 20 soys.. and third 5 soys., both out of the stakes. Norn- » inatdon 10s., acceptances 40s. 1£ miles. 5.—2.30 p.m. Prince of Wales' Handicap, of 60 soys. 1 —Second horse to receive 10 says. from- the stake. Nomination 10s., acceptance 20s. i" Seven furlongs. 6.—3.15 p.m. Wilson Stakes, of 60 Soys.—Second hors€ ■ to receive 10 soys.. out of the stakes. Mini- . mum weight 8 st. Winner of any race tc ■ carry 14 lbs. extra. Entrance 30s. on nighl • of general entry. Half mile. 7.—4 p.m. Momohaki Stakes Handicap, of 60 Soys ' —Second horse to receive 10 soys. out oi ■ the stakes. Nomination 10s., aoceptanc< > 20s. One mile and a distance. 8.-4.45 p.m. Jackson Memorial Stakes, of 60 Soys.— '■ Second horse to receive 10 soys. out of th< i stakes. Open to any hack not nominatec for any race at this meeting, Wilsoi Stakes excepted. Winner of the Wilsoi Stakes to carry 14 lbs. penalty. Entrance 305., on nigbt of general entry. Hal: , mile. DATES OF NOMINATIONS, ACCEPT ANCES, AND GENERAL ENTRIES. Nominations close at Mr. F. P. Fookes office, Waverley, ait 8 p.m. on WEDNES DAjY, October 7. Weights on WEDNESDAY, October 21 Acceptances and General Entries up t< 8 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, October 28. Telegraph and Post Office closes at I p.m. RULES AND REGULATIONS. No horso shall be eligible to start whicl has won a race of the value of 80 soys, oj races of the collective value of 200 fovs, ai the time of nomination; cide Rule 44 Rules of Racing. Owners are reminded that the name oi assumed name of the owner or owners musi be given in every entry. The winner of any flab race, after de claration of weights to caxry 10 lbs. extra and every additional race 7 lbs. extra in al flat races, and the winner of any hurdl< raoe 10 lbs. extra in the Hurdles. _All nominations must include descrip tion, age, pedigree, colours of rider, ant name of owner; horses in all cases tc carry the said colours, and also numbered saddle cloth provided by the club. All nominations, with the necessarj . amount in cash, must be in the hands oJ the secretary at advertised time. Posl marks will not be recognised on any pretext whatever. All races to be run under the New Zea land Rule 3of Racng. No entry will be received for any race except, on the distinct condition that any and all claims, disputes, and objections which may arise in connection whir tlw racing shall be settled by the Setwards ci who they may appoint; such decision tc be final. EDGAR P. SYMES, Hon. Secretary and Treasuier. Approved in aceor '.•>:; cc with the Rules of Racing, August i>, 1903.— F. Moffatt, Secretary Wanganui J.C. SIRES OF THE SEASON. rpO STAND THE SEASON. Brown Hokc, Foaled 1890, PHAETHON, Will be at the service of Breeders in the Wanganui and Marton districts. By Tienton (18), a son of Musket (3), out of the great mare Frailty, she being- & daughter of Goldsborough (13). His dam, Sapphire, by The Drummer (1), out of Amethyst by Ambrose (1), a son of the great Touchstone (14). Being got in Australia, and not raced owing to an accident, he being threequarter brother to Blue Fire, who won the Champagne and Challenge Stakes at Christchurch as a 2-year-old, afterwards winning the C.J.C. Derby and Oaks. Having been at the stud for a short time, has sired Lady Lilian and others. .Last season his stock won £2581. By the mighty Trenton, out of Sapphire, who has thrown many winners. He is a horse of commanding size and substance, stands 16.2, and measures 9 inches below the knee. Phaethon, the only son of Trenton in the colony, has been leased for the one season, so if breeders want the* services of such a highly bred horse they should make an early application, as he is limited to 50 mares _ at £5 5«. Will be at Fordell and Turakina on Mondays; Marton, at Mc[ndoe's Stable on Tuesday. The remainder of the week at Jefferson's Stables, Wanganui. Good padocking Is 6d. per week. For iurther particulars apply to G. Chamjerlahij in charge.