The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-08-30 00:00:00

SECOND DAY.

HER MAJESTY'S PLATE of ONE HUNDRED
GUINEAS.--Three-year-old, 84. 21b.; four, 94. 4th.;
five, 94. 91b.; six and aged, 9st. 11th.; about two

The INNKEEPERS' PLATE of 25 Sovereigns, added
to a Sweepstakes of Two Sovereigns each. --Three•years•
old to carry 7st. ; four, Nit. 41b. ; five, sst. 121 b. : six
and aged, 94. 21b.; the winner to be sold by Auction
for k:4O immediately after the race, and the surplus, if
any, above that sum to be added to the Race Fund.
Three to run or the 25 Sovereigns will not be given; heats
one wile and a distance.

The YEOMANRY STAKES of One Sovereign each,
with 25 Sovereigns added.—For horses that have been
ridden in the Queen's Own Dorset Yeomanry Cavalry,
or Hunted with any Established Pack of Hounds, in the
county of Dinset. Certificates signed by an Officer of
the Regiment, the Muter of the Hunt or Huntsman, to
be produced if required at the time of entry. Three-
years-old to carry gst. 51b.; four, lOst. 12th.; five, list.
Sib.; six and aged, llst. 10th.; the winner of any pre-
vious Race to carry 71b. extra, and the winner of the
Hunters' Stakes on the previous day, 71b. extra, in addi-
tion to other penalties; and the second horse in the
Hunters' Stakes on the precious day, 31b. extra, and
thorough-bred horses 101 b. extra, in addition to ell other
penalties; to he ridden by Crentleuien, Yeomen, or
Tradesmen, resident in the county of Dorset. Four
to run or no race, unless by consent of the Stewards ;
tke Stakes to go to the second horse; heats about one
mile.

The LODMOOR STAKES of 2 Sovereigns each, with
20 Sovereigns added from the Fund.—Three•years-old to
carry let; four, Set. 41b; five, Sat. 12Th ; six and aged,
Set. 21b. ; the winner of the Weymouth Stakes, the
Meloombe Stakes, or the Innkeepers' Plate, to carry 71b.
extra; the winner to be sold for DSO if demanded; to be
put up to Auction at that sum immediately after the
race, and the surplus, if any, to go to the Race Fund.
Three to run, or the 20 Sovereigns will not be given;
heats about one mile and a distance.

No person in arrear for stakes or forfeits or notoriously
• ddaulter in respect to bets lost upon horse racing, will
be permitted to name, enter, or run any horse at
these Races. Notice is also given that any person who
ha, ever run a horse under • false denomination, either
as to age or pedigree, will be subject to the same restric-
tions.

No person letting horses or carriages for hire will be
allowed to have any carriage on the Race Course, onlesa
he has, previously to the first day of the Races, subscribod
the sum of 5.. towards the Race Fund.

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All entries to be made in writing, with the Clerk of the
Course, at the Golden Lion Hotel, before 6 o'clock on
Tuesday evening, September 6th, with the required cer-
tificate, the accurate weight, colours of the riders,
names and descriptions of the horses stated. Any
rider changing his colour to forfeit 201. No post
entrance.

No horse. although • winner, will be entitled to any
plate or stake whose owner has not paid his stakes and
forfeits. All horses to stand at the stable of a subscriber
of at least 10s. 6d. to the Race Fund, or they will be
though winners.
The owner of each horse that enters for any race,
plate, stake, match, or nomination, to pay 10s. &I. to
the Clerk ot the Course; and the winner of any plate or
stakes, of the value of £lOO and upwards, to pay two
guineas, and of each other plate, kc., one guinea, for
weights and scales.
If less than three reputed running horses start at
either race, without the consent of the Committee, the
public money will not be given.
If any dispute shall arise, it shall be terminated by
the Committee, or whom they may appoint, and that
decision to be final, disputes concerning the Queen's
Plate to be excepted.
Any horse plated by a smith who is not a subscriber of
at least 10s. 6d. to the Race Fund, will not be entitled to
any stakes or race, although • winner.
The proprietor of each booth, having a general license,
to pay 208. ; of each beer booth, 10s, ; of each standing,
Is. ; as his or her subscription to the Race Fund.
No person will he 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
retire out of the Course on the sound of the bell for
saddling. All dogs seen on the Course will be des-
troyed.
The rules and regulations enforced at Newmarket will
be adhered to at Weymouth. The horses will start at
One o'clock precisely.

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Owners mind trainers must declare the weights for
each race in the sealed entry.
No gambling booths, stalls, or tables, of any descrip-
tion whatever, will be allowed on the Course, or any
ground contiguous to the Course.
all booths for tie sale of wine, spirits, beer, porter,
and every other description of refreshment, to be closed
at Seven o'Ciock at Night on each day of the Races.
LORD GREY DE WILTON, M.P.,
ROBERT BROOKS, Esq., M.P., steward..
W. H. P. WESTON, Esq.,
JOHN ROYDS,
Mr. W. HATTON, Clerk of the Coarse.
The STEWARDS' BALL, at the Row, Horn, the
irst day of the Races.
or The Race Ordinary, at the Crown Hotel, both
days of the Races. Dinner it Six o'clock. Ticket, 3s.
each, to be had ai the Bar.