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Westport Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 3275, 2 December 1884, Page 4

WESTPOKT JOCKEY CLUB. MIDSUMMER ANNUAL MEETING FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, 26th and 27tli December, 1834 Stewards : John Hughes, E. Roche, H. Pain, F. Sontgen, Geo. Muuro, H. Larsen, Z. C. Horne.C. Wright, W. Nahr, J. J. Moynihan,T. Wardrope Judge : J. Hughes. Starter : E. Roche. Clerk of Course : T. Wardrope. t Clerk of Scales : G. Munro. Treasurer : Z. C. Home. FIRST DAY. 1. Trial Stakes, £ls, miles ; weight for age. Nomination, LI. To start at 1 p.m. 2. Hack Handicap, L 1 0; mile heats. Nomination, 15s ; post entries. District horses. To start at 2p. m. 3. Buller Handicap, LCO, If miles ; second horse to receive LlO from the stake. Nomination, L2 10s; acceptance, L2. To start at 3 p.m. 4. Hurdle Handicap, L2O, 2 miles, over 12 flights of hurdles 3ft Cin high. Nomination, 153 ; acceptance, 20s. To start at 4 p.m. 5. Galloway Handicap, LlO; mile heats. (Open to all horses under 144- hands high). Nomination, 20s. To start at 5 p. m. SECOND DAY. 1. Miners' Handicap, L 25, two miles. Nomination, 30s ; acceptance, 15s. To start at 1 p. m. 2. Trotting Handicap, LlO; three miles. Nomination, LI; post entries. To start at 2 p.m. 3. Town Plate (Handicap), L 100; two miles : second horse to receive LIS from . the stake. Nomination, L 3 ; acceptance, L2. To start at 3 p.m. 4. Reefers' Handicap, L2O ; If miles. Nomination, 25s ; acceptance, 10s. To start at 4 p.m. 5. Consolation Handicap, Lls; LV miles. Nomination, 15s ; post entries. Open to all horses beaten during the meeting. To start at 5 p.m. RULES AND REGULATIONS. 1. Night of General Entry—Friday, sth December, 1884. 2. All Nominations and Acceptances must be made in writing, and sent in sealed covers, addressed to the Secretary, Roche's Hotel, Westport, and contain entrance money, description and age of horse, and colors to be worn by the jockey. 3. All parties entering a horse must pay L2 2s to the Race Fund in order to qualify themselves, entries for the Hack Races and Galloway Handicap only being excepted. 4. All stakes paid less 5 per cent. 5. No entry will be received unless upon the distinct understanding that the decision of the Stewards, or whoever they may appoint, shall in all cases be final and all law proceedings barred. G. Handicaps for the first day's races will be declared on the 12th December, at 8 p.m ; and acceptances received up to 8 p.m on 19th December. 7. Weights for the Town Plate will be declared at 8 o'clock on the first night of races : acceptances received up to 10 o'clock same night. 8. All entries for Hack Races are to be made subject to the approval of the Stewards. 9. All horses must be ridden in colors. 10. In the event of any person entering a protest, the sum of LI Is must be lodged with the Secretary before such protest is considered ; this sum to be forfeited to the funds should the Stewards consider the protest frivolous or vexatious. 11. In all Handicaps three horses must accept or the public money will be withheld. 12. 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