The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-31 00:00:00

WEDNESDA Y and TI! URSDAY, Elth and 9th
qj SEPTEMBER, 1858.

FIRST DAY.

THE WEYMOUTH STAKES of 5 Soya-
reigns each, with 25 added from the Fund. Three-
years-old to carry Tat.; four, Sit. 41b. ; fire, Sat. lillb ;
six and aged, Bet. 21b. ; • winner once this year to carry
51b. ; twiee, 71b. ; thrice or mum, 10lb. extra; and if
four enter and run the owner of the second horse to save
his stake; the winner to be sold for £l5O, if demanded in
the usual way. Three to accept or no race. Heats •
mile and a distance.
THE TWO-YEAR-OLD STAKES of 7 Sovereigns
each, with £3B added. Two.year-old Colte, Bst. 71b.;
Fillies, Sit. 41b. The winner to be sold for £100; and
if entered to be sold for £BO, allowed 71b.; if for COO,
141 b. ; if for £4O, 211 b. ; and if for £3O, 281 b. The
winner to be pot up by auction immediately after the
race, and any staples over the sum whioh the winner is
entered to be sold for to be added to the Race Fund.
About half-a-mile. Three to run, or the money will not
be added.

THE MELCOMBE STAKES of 10 Sovereigns each
(Handicap; Oft.), with 50 added—E2s each by Colonel
Preeatun and M. J: R. Cilarpbell, ftlathe M
for the borough. A wines, of. SOM110:::"C
eluding his own stake, subsequent to the declaration
of the weight., to carry 41b. ; of 100 Sovereign., in.
chiding his own stake, ill,. extra. Three to remain in
or the £5O will not be given, and if four swept and run
the owner of the second horse to save hie stakes. About
two miles. To dose and name to the Clerk of the
Course, or Messrs. Weatherby, in London, on or before
the 24th day of August; weights to be published in the
following Calendar, and if the highest weight running is
under NC to be raised to that weight, and the others in
proportion: Sir J. B. Mill, Bert.; R. E. Cooper, Req. ;
Captain Napier Stud ; Mr. T. Parr; Mr. G. M.
?Awards.

THE INNKEEPERS' PLATE ;if 20 Sovereigns, added
to a Sweepitakes of 2 Sovereigns each. Three-years%
old to carry 74. • four, list. 41b. ; Bye, Set. 121 b. ; Ili; end
aged, Bet. 21b.; the winner to be cold by ;motion for £4O
immediately after the race, and the surplus, if any, above
that moan to be added to the RINgl Yana. Three to run or
the 20 Novereigui will not be given. Heide one unto mode
distance, _ _ .

fi &DOWD DAY.

HER MAJESTY'N PLATE of One Hundred
Guineas, Three-yeare•old, dot, 21b, ; four, Bet, 411). ;
ere, Bet, Bib. I etx end aged, Wt. 111 b, ; *bout two
milee,

THE DORSET inTAKE A of 10 Sovereirm .soh,
Hindloap I I ?unfelt; with E4O added. The 0011441011 R
as in to. Meleoinbe Stabile, the winner of which to
dam 10Ib, extra, in addition to other antra weighte,
About one mile and three quartore, Air J B. Mill,
Bert, Captain Senior Stull Mn, T, Perr (Jatonal
Freoetun i Mr, U. II Cooper Mr, U, Id, Felwarde,
THE HUrrauw STAKES of 1 Sovoroign eneli, with
E 93 added, For horse. band ~4d. the property of QOM'S'
mon, Yeomen, or Treilention molding in the County of
Donmot, and 8110 have been in their polootolon two
month before time day of running, Throo.yoaromid to
carry Pot, 111 b, ; four ilet, 411)4 live MI, 1111 b, Aix
And agod, 1281, 31b, Winnore of Any proclaim. raoo 71h.
extra, and thorough.bred home 10111, In Addition, TO
he rithion by Uommtlemnemm it omen, Of Tredoemon.
Three to run, or no II", and if four run, the ;Arkin to
pto the mood home, Hoak About one Mlle.
The LO/1110014 STAKES of 3 Sovnroignii 'soh,
with Twenty added from the fund, Throoloare.old to
sorry Jet, four liet, 41b, ; Ave, NI, 131 b., nix And
0.6. b.; the winner of the )Yoymoutim Mabee, tho
Ideleoumbe Staked, gill Dorset *Akio, or the Immkoeporie
Plato to (marry ?lb. extra I the whom to be cold for NW,
If demanded to be put up to Auution at that coin lin.
mediatoly allot the ?Mg, and the ourplue, If any, to go
to time Bain Fund, Threw to run, or the 00 ilovorolgite
will not be shun; t haste about ono immile and a dletnitoo,
No pinion in AMIN' Inc Idaho or forfeit., or notorl.
aunty a defaulter In reaped to bete lost upon hum
teeing, will bo permitted to ninny, onto., or run airy
hares at thou; Niel., Notice le oleo givon that any
person who lire ever rune home under afAce deninnitia.
Bon, either imv to age or pedigree, will be euhieet to the
lame reetriutlonc.

No person letting homes or earrlages for hire will he
allowed to have any earriege on the Knee Conroe, willow
he hes, previously to the Brat day of the Itaiwa, aub•
earibed the sum of ho. toward. the Reef Fund.

All entries to be made hi writing, with the Clerk of
the Coutes, at the Royal Hotel, before elx a'aloak on
Tueaday evening, neptember 7th, with the required
certificate, the accurate weight, eoloure of the rlders,
and name. and deocriptione of the hooew etated. Any
rider changing his colour, to forfeit Ws, No post
entrance.
No horse, although a winner, will be entitled to any
plate or stake whose owner has not paid his stakes and
forfeits. All home to stand et the stable of a sub.
aeriber of at least lne. 6d. to the 1t... Fund, or they
will be disqualified, though winners,

The owner of each bores that enters for any rate,
plate, stake, 'install, or nomination, to pay 10s, 04. to the
Clerk of the Course ; and the winner of any ;date or
stake of the value of £lOO or upward., to pay two
guineas, and of each other plate, Ice., one guinea, for
weights and hula'.
If lase 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 may * and appo.n.,that
deolsion to be anal,—disputes concerning the Queen'.
Plate to be excepted.
Any horse plated by • smith who in not a subscriber
of at leant 101. Bd. to the Rau Fund, will not be
entitled to any stakes or race although a winner.
The proprietor of each booth, having • general license,
to pay 20..; of each beer booth, 10s. ; of each standing,
be.; as his or her uhscription to the Race Fund. No
person will be allowed 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.
dling.
All doge seen on the Course will be destroyed.
. The rules and regulations enforced at Newmarket will
be adhered to at Weymouth. The horses will start each
day at One o'clock precisely.
OWDSTA and trainers must declare the weighte for each
rare in the sealed entry.
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• No—g;;;biln—g-boothe, stalls, or table. of any description
whatever will be allowed on the Course, or on any ground
oontiguoua to the Colin..
All booths for the sale of wine, spirits, beer, porter,
and every other description of refrealnuent, to be demi
at Bevan o'a/oals at night, on each day of the Races.
COLONEL PREEBTIIN, M.P.
R. J. R. CAMPBELL, ESQ.. M.P.
CAPTAIN O. NAPIER SPURT, ILP. n
B Pe
JOHN ROYDB, EBQ. TRIVA D.
W. H. P. WEETON, ESQ.
R. E. COOPER, ESQ.

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Mr. W. iiArioN, CLIME Or THI COMIC
THE STEWARDS' BALL, M the ROYAL HOTEL,
The First Day el the Races.