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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume IX, Issue 460, 18 May 1899, Page 2

tranui Course, performances of the horse. Entrance moneys to go to the funds of the Club. Entries by telegram must be confirmed in writing at the earliest possible Owners, and others entering and accepting horses for the W.J.C. meetings are notified that no entries or acceptances will he received unless accompanied by tne necessary amount in cash. This notification does not apply to owners and trainers who have a standing arrangement with the executive. Persons desirous of being registered as gentlemen riders are referred to Bules 153-4, Bules of Racing. Owners are responsible for all penalties and allowances. All persons intending to withdraw horses are required to give notice to that effect to the Secretary or Clerk of the Scales one b ilf-hour before the official time for starting the race. Any person neglecting or refusing to comply with thia rule shall pay a fine, to be imposed by the Stewards, not exceeding 20 sovs, to the Bace Fund. Stakes are paid in full All races to be run under the New Zealand Rides of Bacing. Prior to any race the Stewards may order a parade in front of the stand. Any horse absent from such garade, without the permission of the Stewards, will be ned 2 sovs. No entry will be received under any pretence whatever after the hour named. FREEMAN B. JACKSON, Secretary and Treasurer. FJARANAKI JOCKEY CLUB. HACK GUINEAS, TO BE BUN ON NEW PLYMOUTH RACECOURSE, ON BOXING DAY, 1900. HACK GUINEAS of 150 sovs ; second horse to receive 30 sovs, and third horse 20 sovs from the state. For three-year-olds (now yearlings). Colts, Bst 101 b; mares or geldings, Bst 51b. One mile. Hack means a horse that has never won a race and is not nominated at time of start for any race (hack and hunter races excepted). NOMINATIONS, 1 sov, to close on SATURDAY, 27th May, 1899. FIRST ACCEPTANCE. 1 sov, to close on SATURDAY, 30th December, 1899 FINAL PAYMENT, 1 sov, to be made on SATURDAY, Bth December, 1900. ROBT. G. BAUCHOPE, Hon. Secretary. New Plymouth, February, 1899. JI O R SALE BROWN YEARLING FILLY BY ST. HIPPO —LIQUIDATION (Half-sister to Hastings). Liquidation was got by King Cole from Realisation, by Vespasian out of Hopeful Duchess, by The Flying Dutchman, and therefore is a half-sister to Maxim, who was sold for 4000 gs. Liquidation is full-sister to Wapiti, who held the mile and a half record for New Zealand for several years, and whose progeny continue to win races. Liquidation was a good performer on th" turf, and Reconstruction and Hastings—her offspring before the filly offered for sale—have both won races. Hastings has proved himself to be one of the best two-year-olds in the Auckland district. King Cole, the sire of Liquidation, also got the famous Nelson, Royal Rose, and many other well-known winners. This filly is well built, and has running blood in her veins. In her early education she has displayed good temper and aptitude for her work. For fuller and further particulars apply to J. RAE, Ellerslie. Or Sporting Review Office, Auckland.

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