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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume V, Issue 211, 9 August 1894, Page 1

RACING PROGRAMMES XX /TARANAKI TROTTING ABSOCIA ATION. THE SECOND ANNUAL MEETING- ■ ' - ■ / , .. OF THE /a TARANAKI TROTTING ASSOCIATION - ' WILL BE HELD (By kind permission of the Taranaki J.C.) ON THE NEW PLYMOUTH RACECOURSE, ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1894. gwf'S-jK'--; ■■’■.• . : ' ■ Officers :—President —Mr R. Street. Vice-Presidents— Messrs. A. Bayly, W. G. Glassford, J. Avery, T. 8. Weston, and E. M. Smith, M.H.R. Committee— Messrs. C. Tate, R. G. Pardy, J. Healey, P. Buddy, Jas. Hooker ana R. A. Skriviner, Stewards—Messrs A.. Bayly, W. G. Glassford, John Honeyfleld, C. Tate, R. Pigott, H. Julian, M. Mills, H. Lepper, C. Rogers ana J. Tuohy. Treasurer—Mr C. Tate. Clerk of Course—Mr J. Healey. Clerk of Scales— Mr A. Colson. Judge—Mr A. Bayly. Handicapper —Mr B. G. Pardy. I PROGRAMME. 1. Maiden Handicap Trot of 10 sovs. For horses that have never won an advertised trotting ;: ' event. Nomination, 10s (close on general entry t -night); no acceptance. Two miles. /• 2. Harness Trot Handicap of 18 sovs; second horse to receive 8 sovs from the stakes. Winner of any trotting race after declaration of handicap to be re-handicapped, as per Rule 30*. Nomination, 10s; Acceptance, Bs. Two and a half miles. 3. Pony Trot Handicap of 12 sovs; seoona pony to receive 2 sovs from the stakes. For ponies 14h. 2in. and under. Nomination, 7s. Acceptance, ss. One and a half miles. <4. Taranaki Trotting Association Handicap of 40 sovs; second horse to receive 5 sovs from the stakes. The winner of any handicap trot after declaration of handicap to be re-handicapped, as por Bule 80*. Nomination, £1; Acceptance, £l. Three 5. Farmers’ Trot Handicap of 12 sovs ; second horse to receive 2 sovs from the stakes. For | horses owned and trained by bona fide fanners for three months prior to date of entry. Nomination. ,r. ’l2s (close on general entry night); no acceptance. Two miles. N.B. —The Committee has defined a fanner as follows:—A farmer is a person who resides on, or pays rates on, 30 acres of land. 6. Stewards* Handicap of 16 sovs; ? second horse to receive 2 sovs from the stakes. Nomination, 10s; Acceptance, 6s. Winner of any trotting event after’ declaration of handicap to be re-handicapped, as per Rnle 30* Two miles. 7. Harness Trot of 12 sovs ; second horse to receive 2 sovs from the stakes. Nominations close on general entry night. Handicaps declared on the ground. Entry ,12s. Two miles. — The (Taranaki Trotting Association have adopted the Auckland Trotting Rules. • Rule 30—All winners of any race after handicaps are dedared may be re-handicapped, but such handicap shall not exceed five seconds per mile for re-handicapped race. Nominations (with full particulars as to performancesr colours of riders, &c.) close on SATURDAY, Septembei KBth, 1894, at 9 p.m., with the Secretary, at the Taranak Hotel, New Plymouth. The necessary fees must accompany all nominations and acceptances. Handicaps declared on or about FRIDAY, September 14th, 1894. Acceptances and General Entries close on SATUBDAY, September 22nd, 1894, at 9 p.m., at the Taranaki Hotel, New Plymouth. The Committee reserve the right to postpone the races in case of bad weather. A. A. AMBRIDGE, Hon. Sec. gERJEANT’S CAFE IMPERIALS. ' - ' '•'/.BEST DINNER AND TEA 9d. IN TOWN. 9d, FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION FOR COUNTRY VISITORS. TERMS MODERATE.—HOT AND COLD BATHS. A. C. H. C OLLIN8 ’ - DENTAL SURGEON, 90, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND '*>' .. ' , (Opposite Wyndham Street). BX; , JQOTIOE TO ADVERTISERS. J All advertieemente not otherwise ordered will be in. ] •erted until countermanded, and charged for accordingly; , attd it is particularly requested, when practicable, such 1 oraen for either supplies or countermanding may be. ] made in writing. All advertisements should be addressed