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... ALTERATIONS OF RULES OF RACING. The following Rules, passed tlie First October Meeting, have been confirmed To add to Rule 10.—(vl.) *• Where winner* selling races are exempted irom penalties, only such horses have run to be told shall lie entitled to ...
... f 'ROYDON RACES, OCTOBER 14 and 15. , SPECIAL CHEAP TRAINS Norwood Junction Station, for Conrse:— KTVHIA-1f1.1i.11.8. and IlJ»am.. and 1.83 p.m. KIiNSINGTON—OJA 1I.« a.m.. and 1i.83 p m. LONDON BRIDGE (Brighton Railway;-iu.i3, io.RO, andll.lSa.nu, u. ...
... XT* a** Maidxp Plate of aora, for horses that hare nevor won hurdle race or ateeple chase value ; four year old-. Hat; live. U«t ; six and aired. l?«t XE; horses four years old and ti«e years »I ...
... Tv. ( to carry extra; the winner be a >ld ; ..ctiou turdMeovs; entrance, tort; ten to outer race; T.Y.C. A of guineas, for horse* that have never won a race vnlne •■-.ore tl’an ■*ovs to the time of uaiuiiig; two year olda. Tst I 4»»; 03-; four aud npwards ...
... P; a wiener of haulers Cat race, hunicta* bardie, or hunters »• at'e ahA«e in l*> j® sots. enoe. to carry ja; of aora, iia; three Ne, 1> sots, ua; twice 1«m sots, or cnoe extra; horses that base not woo a hunters* flat race. • •uter/bardie, or hunters* ...
... but dismissal from the principal stnd the North A Jockey betting at all is bad enough, bnt his betting on any other horse in the race save his own contrary to every principle, and fatal to the honour of the Turf.” Thus it will • -eu that 4 ’ Nimrod ” ...
... First October week French oolt was running big, for if that race was run off now it wonld be the general opinion, I am sure, that vastly diffcrejiC iwSttU| would have to chronicled. Few horses nave been worked than Karon Or, who seems to be running every ...
... the hands of race Stewards officials. The best jockeys are only too anxious rogaiae and encourage discipline. The part of the proposed addition to liulo 53 touches ton lit ate ground. I allu.le to jockeys being owners or tart owners of horses, and betting ...
... inferior his pace, ho may yet able to win race of mile and distance when speed is tho greatest desideratum. The son of GLulyou's enemies have, however, good reason to point to his conformation being ill adapted to racing on the collar, for Falmontli is slock ...
... ceidiuce, ret the winner to be sold by auction for i,«s> jots ; horse* cUmiy the evening before runninir thy p.m.' to bo told auction for sow. allowed L*; for 100 eova. lea; winner any race sore carry 7A; twice, of 4«o *ovs any time iaa extra; winner.SA ...
... »* Leigh. Stakbs.—All M. Doiamarre's horses. Park Plate.—All M. s horses, Mr. Jardino's bo ses. Toilette, CoaUt. Stakbs.—AU M. Delsmarte'sliorses, Porte hIHa. Sir Joseph, PasBOKMOAMT Ptakk^.—All M. Delaranrre's horses. Voflette, Cesauen- itch.— Reveller ...
... Jennv Diver, who, not having carried racing jacket in public, fear, far belied his yearling promise. The hero of the Astloy match ridden bv fnend of Mr. Oration's—the same gentleman, I believe, wno steered the horse at S&ndown Park when beaten by Nort ...