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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXIV, Issue 12936, 29 November 1909, Page 8

Racing. - - - RANQITIKEI RACINQ CLUB, BULLS. SUMMER MEETING. TO BE HELD ON THE NbW RACECOURSE AT BULLS, ON SATURDAY AND MONDAY, JANUARY 1«t AND 3rd, 1910. OFFlClALS.— President, Mr D. Fraser. Vicepresidents : Messrs J. A. Bailey, D. Coughlin, and J. O. Wilson. Judge: Mr J. F. McKelvie. Handicapper: Mr Ulic Shannon. Clerk of Scales : Mr R. A. Wilson. Assistant Clerk of Scales : Mr A. Fraser. Starter : Mr T. Cameron. Clerk of Course: Mr J. McDonell. Timekeeper. Mr W. J. Phillips. Hon. Treasurer: Mr F. J. Mansell. Hon. Surgeons : Drs. Bennett and Hall. Hon. Vet. Surgeon : Mr A. Bill. Stewards and Committee : Messrs J. A. Bailey, F. O. Bailoy, D. Coughlin, K. W. Dalfymple, D. Fraser, W. A. Keiller, J. Fletcher, F. J. Mansell, J. F. McKelvie, Lynn McKelvie, L. M. Richards, A. A. McDonell, J. H. Perrett, W. J. Phillips, J. G. Wilson, J. H. Whisker. PROGRAMME. fIRST DAY. t. 12 noon.— SCOTT MEMORIAL HANDICAP (Open), of 130 soys ; second horse to receive 10 soys, and third horse 5 soys (both, from the stake). Nomination, 1 soy. ; acceptance S soys. Six furlongs. 2. 12.45 p.m.— MAIDEN HACK FLAT VACE, of 70 soys; second horse to receive 10 soys from the stake. Weight-for-age. Entrance, 30s. Entries received 3rd December, 1909. Five furlonfcs. 3. 1.30 p.m.— OHAKEA HURDLE RACE (Open), a handicap of 120 soys : second horse to receive 15 soys., and third horse 10 soys. (both from the stake). Nomination, 1 soy; acceptance, S soys. One mile* and threequarters, over seven flights of batten hurdles 3ft «in high. *. 5.15 p.m.— CARNARVON HACK RACE, a handicap of 100 soys ; second horse to receive 10 soys, and the third horse 5 soys (both from thr stake). Nomination, 1 soy; acceptance, 2 soys. Six furlongs. 5. 8 p.m.— RANGITIKEI CUP (Open), a handicap of 300 soys, and a cMp to the valae of 50 soys ; second horse to receive 30 soys, and third horsa 10 soys (both from the stake). Nomination. 1 soy; acceptance, 4 soys. One mile and a quartet. 6. 3.45 p.m.— RAILWAY HACK HtJRDLES, a handicap of 100 ■ soys ; second horse to receive 10 soys, and the third horse 5 soys (both from the stake). Nomination. 1 soy; acceptance, 2 soys. One mile and a half, over six flights of batten hurdles, 3ft «ia high 7. 4.30 p.m.— MAKOWHAI WELTER (Open), .a handicap of 110 soys ; second horse to receive 10 soys, and the third horse 5 soys (both from the stake). Minimum weight, B^t. Nomination, 1 soy; acceptance, 2 soys. Seven furlongs. 8. 5 p.m.'-PUKENUI WELTER HACK, a handicap of 100 soys ; second noise to receive 10 soys, and third horse 5 soys (both from^ the stake). Minimum weight, Sst. Nomination, 1 soy; acceptance, 2 toys. Seven furlongi. SECOND DAY. |1. 12 noon— TELEGRAPH HACK RACE, a handicap of 100 soys ; second horse to receive Iff soys, and 'third horse 5 soys {both from the stake). Nomination, 1 soy ; acceptance, 2 soys. Five furlonjr*. 2. 18.45 p.m.— CLIFTON HANDICAP (Open), a handicap of 110 soYs ; second horse " to receive 10 soys, and third horse 5 soys (both from the stake. Nomination, 1 soy; acceptance, 2 soys. Six 'furlongs/ 3. 1.30 p.m.— SANDON HURDLE RACE (Open), a handicap of 130 soys ; second horse to receive 10 soys, and third horse 5 soys (both from the stake). Nomination, 1 soy ; acceptance, 2 soys. One mile and a half, '"over six flights of batten hurdle* 3ft Sin high. 4. 2.15 p.m.— KILLEYMOON HACK RACE, a handicap of yo soy» ; 'second horie tp_ r«ceive 10 sovs^nd third horse B soys (both from the stake;. Nomination, 1 soy; acceptance, 2 soys. Six furlongs. ° 5. 3 p.m.— GREATFORD STAKES . (Open), ,a handicap of 200 soys ; second horse tv receive 20 soys, and third fcor»e 10 soys (both from the stake). Nomination, 1 soy; accep'taCiice, 3 soys. One mile and a 'distanced «. 8.4« p.m.— TRAMWAY HACK HURDLES, "a handicap of 100 sovi ; 'setfund horse to '- receive 10 soys, and third horse S soys (both from the stake). Nomination, 1 soy; acceptance, 2 soys. One mile and a half, over six nights of batten hurdles 3ft bin high. 7. 4.»0 p.m. -RAUMAI WELTER (Open), a handicap of 110 soys : second horse to f«ceive 10 soys, and third horse 5 soys (both from the stake). Minimum weight, ift. Nomination, 1 soy; acceptance, 2 soys. Six 8. s" p°m*— PAREWANUI HACK SCURFY, of •0 soys ; second horse to receive 10 sors, and third horse 5 soys (both from the stake). Open to horses that have not won a race exceeding 15 soys in value at time of start. Weight Bst 71b. Entrance, SOs. Entries received on 3rd December. Four furlongs. NOMINATIONS, WEIGHTS, AND AOCEPTANOES. Nominations for all Event* and ENTM^S fo» Maiden Hack Race and Parewanui Hack Scurry close with the Secretary at the Qfice- of tiiw Club, Bulls, on FRIDAY, 3rd DECEMBER, 19Qt, at 9 p.m. v - ■' • Weights for the First Day's Events ~*rill.xbe declared en FRIDAY, the 17th DECEMBER, 1909, and for the Second Day's Events at the Office of the Club at 7.30 on the Evening of the First Day. Acceptances for the First Day's Event* will close with the Secretary, at the Office of the Club, Bulls, on MONDAY, 20th DECEM*<|I. 1909, at 9 p.m., and for the Second Day's *Evs£ls «t the «me place at 9 o'clock on the Evening of the First Day. PENALTIES ANfr RULES. PENALTIES. The following Penalties shall be carried by the winner of any race after declaration bt weights : — Of the value of 50 soys, 61b ; of any race or races of the collective value oi 100 sqvs, 81b ; 150 soy., 101 b; 300 soys and over, 141 b; provided that any horse handicapped at Sst 101 b and over will carry only half these penalties. This rule does not apply to Hurdle and Welter * ccs 'hurdle and welter races. j The winner of any race after declaration of wrights to carry a penalty of lOlfe, of two or more races 171 b. RULES. All race*, to be run under the New Zealand Rules of Racing. H. A. GOODALL, Secretary. Approved in accordance with the Rules of Racing.— WM. HALL, Wanganui Jockey Club. October 8, 1909. Oream Sef>£ratbr. TTTILL giTe you more Cream and more Butter than any otlier Separator, and VERY MUCH MORE tkan can be obtained by the old skimming method Experience has sbown that tbe Separator will produce or (to put it in Another way) will save from the un-pkimm*d milk one-third more crea*n from a- gi^en' quantity of milk than can be saved > -in $<» ordinary way of slamming, m> /th«t cost of a machine is quickly saved and Gin the extra cream alone you have & ioarfigtable and saleable commodity . when , extra .quantity obtained is not required for batter making. 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