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Newspaper
Goomalling Dowerin Mail
Location
Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 18, 1918
Page
8
Listings show nominations close dates for Goomalling Jennacubbine and Northam meetings with earlier closing dates. Helena Vale and Northam race clubs plan events, with a mix of seven events at Goomalling on February 6 and survival races at Jennacubbine on February 24. committees outline entries and secretary contacts for inquiries.
The Goomalling Race Club announces a programme featuring two races with weights adjusted for handicaps. Entries close for the 1st Class Plate and Claes Plate with specified weight rules and conditions.
The AJ.C. will open its anniversary meeting at Randwick next Saturday with the chief event the six furlong Challenge Stakes. A. Lee brings Mistico and Yandil back to Flemington after holidays at Green Vale.
Nominations close February 9 with Jennacubbine meeting on February 20 1918. Details list First Second and Third Class Plates across multiple races with distances 54 furlongs and 6 furlongs and weights and nominations in shillings and pounds. Entries require mettled weights and prior training for months.
Racing meeting at Northam on February 27 1918 features First Second and Third Class Plates with multiple stakes. Events include a five furlong Third Class Plate a six furlong Second Class Plate and a seven furlong Summer Handicap with weights and entry rules for horses and riders within specified regions and conditions.
Winter racing rules and regulations outline restrictions on handicaps weights and certifications. Nominations close January 25 with fees and secretaries handling entries at Gootialing on Friday January 35 1916.
The notice outlines wagering and registration rules for a horse meeting. It states exempt age and Band 43, warns of race alterations, and notes the committee may reject nominations without reason. It sets weighing and certificate requirements for galloways, lists bookmaker fees, and specifies that only horses owned and trained outside the metropolitan and fields are sprint races. Nominations close with the secretary at a stated address or with Mr Horace Withnell on a Saturday in February.
On a Saturday 16 Lik weights declared about February 21 113 final acceptances to be with the secretary. All horses not scratched will be acceptors. nominations final. commissioner reserves right to resume or reject. bookmakers only. fees nine guineas per listed scale.
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