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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2565, 28 July 1909, Page 2

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POVERTY BAY HUNT CLUB RACES. TO be licld on the Gisborno Racing Olub’s Course, on THURSDAY, 19th AUGUST.. 1909. President: Mr. E. Murphy. Vice-Pre-sidents: Messrs T. Holden and R. Sheryatt. Stewards: Messrs H. RHine, J. M. Gouldsmith, G. M. Reynolds, M. Jackson, and S. Newman. Starter: Mr. R. Sherratt. Judge: Mr. M. Kingston. Handicapper: Mr U. J. Bennett. Clerk of Scales: Mr. C. Hamilton. Clerk of Course: Mr. T. Sherratt. PROGRAMME. To start at 1.30 p.m. 1. HUNTERS’ FLAT RACE HANDICAP, 1 mile. First, Trophy, valuo £5 ; 2nd, Trophy, value £2. To start at 2 p.m. 2. OPEN HANDICAP FLAT, 5 furlongs. First, £7. To start at 2.30 p.m. 3. HUNTERS’ HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE, 2 miles. First. Trophy, value £5; 2nd, Trophy, value £2. To start at 3 p.m. 1. SECOND OPEN HANDICAP FLAT, G furlongs. First, £7. To start at 3.30 p.m. 5. HUNT CLUB CTJP HANDICAP, STEEPLECHASE, 2-} miles. First, £7 Cup; 2nd, Trophy, value £2. 6. HUNTERS’ BRACELET HANDICAP, 11 miles; First prize, Bracelet, , presented by T. Holden, Esq. ; ■ 2nd. Prize, '£2 (bracelet). Horses to be nominated by ladies who have followed the hounds this season, or whose families have allowed the hounds to run on their land. . : l- . . Hunters’ entrance foe 7s, acceptance free. Open ©rents: Entrance 7s, acceptance free. Winner of Hunters’ Flat Race to carry lOlbs extra in Bracelet. DEFINITION OF A HUNTER. A horse that' lias been hunted at least hvo times this season with apy affiliated pack of. hounds, • and whoso owner is a full subscriber to The Hunt 'Club.; ' , • j ENTRIES close with the Hon.’Secretary, for Hunt Events, 7th AUGUST; Open Events, with Mr. H. E. Dodd, at, liis office, same date. Weights, 14th August. All hunters’ races are confined to gentlemen riders. Certificates for both horse and rider must bo produced at scale. , Bookmakers can obtain licenses (£3) on application to the Hon. Sec. “ W. G. SHERRATT, / Hon. Sec.