The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-08-21 00:00:00

GREATIM PUBLICITY

WEYMOUTH RACES.

WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, the Sth and 6th
SEPTEMBER, IWO.

FIRST

PA 1.

THE WEYMOUTII STAKES of 5 Soya.
each, with 25 Suva. added (min the fund.

Three-yeari-old to carry 74. ; four, rist. 41b ; five,
Bst. 121 b. ; six /UM aged, 94. Iti. ; a winner once
this year to carry rdb. ; twice. 71b. ' • thrice or more,
101 b. extra; and if four enter acd run, the owner of the
second horse to save his stake ; the winner to be sold
for 1:150, if demanded, in the usual way. Three to start
or no ~,,, ney added ; heats a mile and • distsnee.

The TWo- YEAR-OLD STAKES uf 5 Sues. each,
with ail sues.

Two-year-old Colts Yet. 711.. ; Allies iist. 41b. The
winner to be sol.l for 1:1110, and if entered tAD be sold for
Din. allowed 711,. ; if for tad, 1115. ; if for tild, 211 b.;
and if for Zin, 'Mlb. The MIIIIICT to be put up to Auc-
tion initnediately after the race. and if any surplus over
the stun wldch the winner is entered to be sold for to he
added to the race fund. About half-a-tuile. Three to
start or no I 11111 l ey added.

The 31E14111111E STAKE.S of 10 Boys. each. Handi-
cap' 5 forfeit, with CA) added ; 1:25 each be Lord 111:11Y
LIE WILTON and Bonsai' itiltß.KS, Esq., the Members
for the Borough.
A winner of :10 wive., including hit own etakes, sub-
sequent to the declarAtion of weigbts, to carry 41b. ; of
1110 sows., including his own stake, 71b. extra. Thew to
remain in and run, or the CO will not he given, and if
four accept and run, the owner of the semind horse to
gave his stake ; about two miles. To close and name to
the Clerk .4 the Couree, or Messrs. WEATHERBY, in
London, on or before the 21st day of August; weights
to be published in the following Calexcha, and if the
highest weight left iu by six o'clock the evening before
rulooog le under 94., to be raised to that weight, and
the others in proportion.
Lord Portsmouth. I Mr. William Day.
Mr. T. Parr. I Mr. Mellieh.
Mr.& Sargent. 1 Mr. J. Woolcott.
Mr. E. Brevity. I Mr. Y. King.
Mr. 1.; _ . .
. I . . . .

The HUNTERS' STAKES of 2 Soya. each, with £25
added, for horses that have been regularly hunted with
any established Pack of Hounds in the County of Dor-
vet, and that have not been in any public training atable
for any time during the previous two ha of the
Weymouth Races. The Winner to be sold for 100 Sows.
if demanded, in the uxual way. Certificates signed by
the Master of the Hunt, or by the Huntsman, to he pro-
duced, if required, at the time of entry. Four-years.old
to carry hat. 211 i. five, hat. 101 b. ; six and aged, 12$t.;
winners of any previous Race to carry Tib. extra ;
Thorough-bred Horses 101 b. extra in addition, and the
Winner of this race in any previ (((( s year to carry 141 b.
extra, in addition to all other penalties : to be ridden by
Gentlemen. Visauen, or Tradesnum, over three flights of
Three to run or no money wiled, and if four
run, the stakes to go to the aecond horse. Heats about
1 mile.

SECOND DAY.

HEM MAJESTY'S- PLATE OF ONE HUNDRED

Three-years-old, $4. 216; four, 94. 41b.; fire,
9st. 91b.; six and aged, 94. 111 b. ; about 2 miles.

The INNKEEPER'S PLATE of 25 Sovs., added to*
Sweepstakes of 2 Sur... each.
Three-years-old to carry 7st ; four, fist. 411,. ; five,
Sat. 1211, • six and aged, :M. 21h. ; the Winner to be
Sold by Letion,for £lOO, •diately after the race, and
the surplus, if any, above that sum tube wide.' to the Race
Fund. Three to run or the 25 sovereigns will not be
given; heats one mile and Is distance.
The YEOMANRY STAKES of I Soy, each, with 25
Soya. added.—For !forms that have been ridden in the
Queen's Own Dorset Yeomanry Cavalry, or Hunted with
any established Pack of Hounds in the county of
Dorset, and that have nut been in any public training
stable for any time during the two previous months of
the Weymouth Races. The Winner to be gold for ERIS,
if demanded, in the usual way. Certificates signed by
an Officer of the Regiment, the Master of the Hunt or
Huntsman, to be produced, if required, at the time of
entry. Three-years-old to carry fist. Sib; four,
Ipst. Iffib. . • five, list. 51b. ; six and aged. list. 101 b. •
the winner of any previous race to carry 71b. extra, and
the winner of the hunters' Stakes on the previous day
71b extra, and the second horse in the Hunters' Stakes
on the previous day 31b. extra, and Thorough•hred
Horses 101 b. extra in addition, and the winner of this
Race in any previous year to carry 141 h. extra, iii addition
to all other penalties ; to he ridden by tientlemen,
Yeomen, or Tradesmen. Four to run or no Race,
unless by consent .1 the Stewards. The Stakes to go to
the 2nd Horse. Heats about tune mile.

The LODIIOOIt STAKES of 2
.Sove. each, with 1.11

Suva. added hum the Fund.

Tbree-year-olds to carry 74.; four, nst. 41b. ; fire,
86. 121 b.; six 11111 *4Ol, 9,4. 21b. ; the winner of
the Wee th Stakes, Me[combo Stokes, or the Inn-
keepers' Plate to carry 71b. extra; the winner to be
sold for CM, if demanded ; to be put up to Auction at
that sum iunuediately after the rue, and the surpluN if
any, to go to the Race Fund. Three to run or the £2l)will not be siren ; heats, about 1 mile and a distance.

No person in arrear for stakes or forfeits, or notori.
ously a defaulter in respect to lieu last upon horse racing
will be permitted to name, enter, or run any horse at
theme Races. Notice is also given that any person who
has ever run • horse under a false de tion, either
as to age or pedigree will be subj.:et to the same restrict.
tins.

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No person letting homes or carriages for hire will be
allowed to have any carriage on the Race Course, unless
lie has, previously to the first day f tie Faces, submit:rifest
the sum of :As. towanlii the ILace Fund.
All entries to he made in writing, with the Clerk of
the Course, at the Golden Lion Hotel, before 6 u'elock
on Tuesday Evening, September 4th, with the required
certifimitu, the accurate weight, colours of the riders, and
names and description* of the horses; elated. Any rider
changing his colour, to forfeit 2Lis. No pot entrance.
No home, although a winner, will 11C entitled to any
plate or stake whole owner has not paid his stakes and
forfeits. All horses ti stand at the stable of &subscriber
of at least Ills. 6d. to the Hata Fund, or they will be ills.
qualified, though winners. 6
The owner of each horse that enters for any race,
plate, stake, match, or nomination, to pay 10s. 6d. to the
Clerk of the Course; and the winner of any plate or
stakes of the value of F-100 or upwards, to pay two gui-
neas, and of each other plate, &a., one Finite, for weights
suit scales.

If leo, than three reputed running horses start at
either race, without the *omen& of the Committee, the
publicnioney will not be given.
If any dispute shall arise, it shall be terminated by the
Committee, or whom they may appoint, and that deci-
sion to be flush—disputes concerning the Queen's I'late
to be excepted: . . .

Any horse !dated by a smith who is nut a suliacriber of
at least bil. to the Race Fowl, will not be entitled
to any stake or race although a winner.
. . . .

The proprietor of each booth, having a general license,
to pay Ahi. ; of each leer booth, ; of et,,,h gandieg,
sa. •as his or her subscript : to the Race Fund.
person will be allowed to role within the ropes but
those employed to keep the Course; and in order to
guard against accidents, all persons are requested to
retire out of the eOlll.OO on the sound of the bell for sail.
thing. All slogs $OOll 011 the coon* will be ilestroycsl.
The rules and regulations enforced at Newmarket will
be adhered to at Weymouth. The horses will start each
day at One o'clock precisely.
Owners and traineni must declare the weights for each
race in the sealed entry.
No gambling booths, stalls. or tabled of any descrip-
tion whatever will be allowed on the Come, or any
ground contiguous to the Course.
All booths for the sale of wine, spirit.., beer, porter,
and every other description of refreshment, to be closed
attieven o'Clock at night on each day of the Races.
Lord GREY I)E WILTON, M.P.,
Sir E. B. BAKER, Bart.,
ROBERT BROOKS, Esq., )LP.,
W. H. P WMTON, &alpine.
CHARLES HAMBRO, Esquire,
Mr. W. HATTON, Clerk of the Course.
THE BALL AT THE LOYAL HOTEL
THIS FIRM' DAT OP TUC BAUM
The Lace Ordinary at the Crown Hotel both daze al
the /taco.. Muster at bic o'clock; Tickets, 3s, mho to
li. had et the Bar.

Siewanh.

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County of Dorset.

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