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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3300, 19 August 1911, Page 8

POVERTY BAY HUNT CLUB. annual meeting. To be held on thd Gisborne Racing Club s Course, Te Hapara. THURSDAY, 24th AUGUST, 1911. President, T. Holden; Vice-President, R. Sherratt; stewards, A. R. Hme, O. Humphries, H: deLautour, Max Jackson, R. K. Murphy, A. McKenzie, L. Newman and W. G. Sherratt; judge, M. Kingston; handicapper, G. J. Dennett; starter, W. Priestley; clerk ot scales, C. J. Hamilton; clerk of course, P. Walsh; H. E. Dodd, secretary. 1 (1.30 p.m.)— -HUNTERS' FLAT RACE HANDICAP: First horse to receivo a trophy valu6 £5 second horse to receive a trophy value £2. Entrance, 7s. Distance, 1 mile. . _ 2 (2 p.m.)—FIRST OPEN FLAT HANDICAP, of 10 sovs. Entrance, 10s. Distance, 5 furlongs. „ m - r v r vr»T -n 3 (2.30 p.m.)—HUNTERS' STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP. First horse to receive a Trophy value £6; second horse to receive a trophy value £2. Entrance, Bs. Distance, 2 miles. 4. (3 p.m.)—SECOND OPEN FLAT HANDICAP, of 10 sovs. Entrance, 10s. Distance, 7 furlongs. 5. (3.30 p.m.)—HUNT CUP HANDICAP. First horse to receive a trophy value £8; second horse to receive a trophy value £3. Entrance, 10s. Distance, 6 (4 mil p.m.)—HUNTERS’ BRACELET HANDICAP. First horse to receive a bracelet value £5; second horse to receive a bracelet value _ £2. Horses to be nominated by ladies. Winner of Hunters’ Flat Handicap to carry Mbs extra. Entrance, 7s. Distance, AND REGULATIONS. (Run under New Zealand Rules of Racing.) Definition of a Hunter: A horse who has qualified with any affiliated Hunt Club and must have the Master s certihcate; whose owner is a full subscriber to the Hunt. „ , , All Hunters’ races are confined to Gentlemen Riders only. Certificates must be produced at scales. Entries, together with the necessary fees, colors of the rider, etc., must be in the hands of the Secretary at his office not later than 5 p.m. on the date mentioned below. „ . T T,- nl , r Entries for all Events; SATURDAY, 12th August, 1911. Weights will be declared: WEDNESDAY, 16th August, 1911. (Approved by Hawke s Bay Jockey Club. —W. J. Stratton (secretary), July 7, 1911.) H. E. DODD, Secretary.

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