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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1241, 20 May 1884, Page 1

T7\OXTON RACING CLUB. Stewarde— Messrs 8. M. Baker, H. G-illies; G, L. Oliver, V. P. Williams, W. Or. Kobinscn, O. Berkef eld, , and H. F, Davidson. Judge— Mr E, B, Thynne. ■-■■„. Starters— Messrs T. P. Williams and H. Davidson. Cleik of Course— Mr J. M'Denald. * 01 ek of the Scales— Mr R. Cobb. o rary Treasurer — Mr E. G Cox. ; HanMcapper— Mr Joseph Chadwick, j unr. Time.lcceper- Mr 11, W. Haybittlo. A IIAOE MEETING Un3ei th"" auspices of the above Clab, will be held on the course Foxton, on SATURDAY, MAY 81st, 1884, PROGRAMME. 1. Hack Hurdle Rice, of £10 j once round tlip course and a distance, »ver four flights of hurdles 3ft 9in high. Open to ail horses that have never won public money or been nominated for an advertised race six months previous to the date of meeting ; hack race excepttid. -Weights to be not under 9st. Post entrance I. soy. 2. Disirict Handicap Race, of £15. One mile and three quarters. For all horses owned m the Counties of Manawatu and Orouafor six months previous to date of entiy by bona fide residents of said Count ties that bay. never won an advertised race back and huidl « races. exempted.. Komina-. tiou 10s : acccptnn.ee £1- > gj P-oily Rrcc, oiib. Once round the. qourfp. C'a!p» wpjgh'fs. Kntranee 7s iSd. ... 4. joxton Wintor Hft»dicap, of £30. Hecond horse to save" his stakes. Distance two miles. Nomination, 1 soy. Acceptance, 1 BOY. ■• • '. : -' : " : - i!; '• ' 5. Hack Race, of £1 10a. ■: Entrance,! Ll TJiisfanee 1 mile. Catch, weights. Qualification samo as Hack Hurdle Uace. 6. I'ubli nns' Purse, of Lls. Distan c,' one mile iind « bnlf. Wvl'er Woifrhts or f!ge. Winner of the F. "VV. Handicap to ca^ry a penalty of 71b,. Enterance, 30j. Nominations for the Winter and Di>triet II :in !ie«p-i will clone with lire .'ecie'.ary at Foxton at 10 p.m. on Monday, the 19th May. Weights will be declared M on i ay, 2fith May. Generhl entrie.i.«nd acceptances will c!o>e on 29 ih May. RULES AND REGULATIONS. No entries will be received for ny rtes except upon this condition. That all dispu cluims, and objections a isirg out of the racing shall be decided by a hihj'rity of t\je .-towards presput .of those. wh"in they may njjpo'nt. I heir .decision.-: upon, tv} pbint^ connected with the 'carrying.. on| of Piogrammc shall be flual; 2. A'l cp'ries to b s alcd nnd atidessedt'Mhe Hon. „ lX OI1 » entrance nioni-y encios 1 d, with ih ua:n •. age ut time ofemry pcigrre, an 1 m asisot' Har.deap's pj.foim-nci-s i-f "the horse, name of pwner, nnd pp}'-vs pf'tb-* Jidor, 3. When two or more hors s stav 1 , the proper'y of the siinv. owner, a ciisti gui-h---ing colo niu t bcwo'ii. 4. A uy jockey riding except m the 00-' Jors m!e. .. d vyili be fined 3 soys. . ■. 5 All.iaces to l.c lun umlcr the Wan-; gnnui J. C. .1 tijiS. , .. , '.. lldj-sps .walking oycr, oniy to ifCgive hdlf ilie '•; 7- No eutry or nomination wi'l oe received after the time speoifieji for closing. Letters, beating the postmark of date ol mtrj, and telegrams of the same date, will be .receive.}. 8. All i-.ersons intending to wi'bdraw horses, are rtquired to give notice to that effect to the Secretary or Clerk of the Scales one half hour before starting Apy jerson neglecting or refusing tx coinjiljr .Tjvith this riilo shall fpaya |i«e, uf 3 soy« to ihe Kace innd. .. ...... JOJJN li RUSSELL.;