The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10 00:00:00

WEYMOUTH RACES.

WEDNESDA Y and Ti! URSDA Y, Bth and 9th
(if SEPTEMBER, 1888.

PlitfiT DAY.

MHE WEYMOUTH STAKES of 5 Soya-
relgni each. with 25 added from the Fund, Three.
years-old to usrry 74. ; four, Bat. 41b. ; five, Bet. 121 b;
out and aged, 94. Sib. ,e winner onoe this year to carry
51b. ; twlee, 71b. ; thew or mom, 1016. extra ; mid if
four enter and run the owner of the second horse to save
the stoke; the winner to be 'told for £l5O, if demanded in
the usual way. Three to accept or no race. Heats a
wile and a distance.
THE TWO-YEAR-OLD STAKES of 7 Sovereigns
▪ with 1235 added. Two year-old Colts, Bat. 711 a, ;
• 840. 41b. The winner to be sold for £l9O ; an 1
If entered to be sold for EBB, allowed 71b. ; if for £BO,
141 b. ; if for £4O, 211 b, ; and if for £lO, 241 h, The
winner to be put up by Ruction immediately after this
race, and any surplice over the Nolll which the winner IN
entered to be sold for to be added to the Reee Fund.
About half•a•udle. Three to run, or the mune), will not
be added.

THE BELCIOMBE STAKEN of 10 Sovereigns snob
(Hondiesp ) 5 ft.), with 50 added—CU by Uulonel
Freeston, ono of the Bomber* fur the Borough, nod 225
by the Goinoiltiou front the Fond. A winner of 5(1
Novo., hoduding hie own alike, subsequent to the dear.
ration uf the weight., to Garry Alb. I of 100 Euro., in•
eluding his own stoke, 71b. filtiM. 'Throe to remain in
or the 100 will not be given, mid if four rosupt sod run
Oh. owner of the second hone to WO hie stakes. About
two miles, To close sod !mine to the Clerk of the
Nurse, or item% Weetberhy, in London, on or hefora
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following Oilender, sod If the higheel weight running is
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bora Si Hue Hawn, ones 18 also given that any
person who has ever rune hum under .1.1.. demount'.
lion, either ks to age ur ochres, will be subject to the
ISHSII restrietions,
lb o person letting hones or earflaps for hire will tis
allowed to have any earriage on the It see Conroe, unless
he has, previously to the hot dcy of the HMI, sub.
• this lulu of bd, towards the Rates Vend.
All entries to be tinkle ii, writing, With the Clerk of
tits Courts, at the Royal lintel, before u'olook on
Tuesday evening, September hit, with the required
serelfloate, the smirch weight., salvors of ths riders,
and names and descriptions Of the horses stated, Any
rider changing his colour, to forfeit 2ds. No post
entranoe,
No horse, although a winner, will he entitled to any
plate or stake whose owner has not paid Ills stakes and
forfelte, All horses to stand at the stable of • sub-
scriber of at least 101. 0.1. to the Rees Fund, or they
will he disqualified, though winners,
The owner of each horse that enters for any race,
plate, stake, match, or nomination, to pay 10e. 6.1. to the
Clerk of the Course ; and tlie winner of any ;date or
stakm of the vylue of £lOO or upward*, to pay two
guineas, and of sash other plate, /co., one guinea, for
weights and scales.
If leas than three reputed running horses start at
either race, without the consent of the Committee, the
public money will not be given.
It any dispute shall arise, it shall be terminated by
the Committee, or whom they inay appoint, and that
decision to be final,—disputes coneerning the Queen's
Plate to be excepted.
Any horse plated by a smith who is not a subscriber
of at least 10s. dd. to the Ram Fund, will not be
entitled to any stakes or race although • wiener.
The proprietor of each booth, having • general license,
to pay ; of each beer booth, 10s. ; of each standing,
51. ;as his or her subscription to the Race Fund. No
person will be alio .ved to ride within the ropes but
those employed to keep the Course; and in order to
guard against accidents, all persons are requested to re-
tire out of the Course on the sound of the bell for sad-
citing.
All dogs seen on the Course will be destroyed.
Ti. rules an I regulations entirced at Newmarket will
be adhered to at Weymouth. The horses will start each
day at One o'clock precisely.
Owners and trainers must declare the weights for each
race in the sealed entry.
No gambling booths, stalls, or tables of any description
whatever will be allowed on the Course, or on any ground
contiguous to the Course.
All booths for the sale of wine, spirits, beer, porter,
and every other description of refreshment, to be closed
at Seven o'clock at night, on each day of the Races.
COLONEL FREESTUN, I.P. )
CAPTAIN C. NAPIER STURT, M.P.
JOHN ROYDS, ESQ. STEWARDS.
W. it. P. WESTON, ESQ.
R. E. COOPER, ESQ.
Mr. W. HarroN, CLERK OF THE COURSE.
THE STEWARDS' BALL, at the ROYAL HOTEL,
The First Day of the Races.