Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-09
EHANOVER COURTHOUSE RACES.-The Joe
III H key Club al Hanover Court Hnnse will commence

their annual over The Hanover Court house Course
on Wednesday, the l7h day oil September
FIRST DAY-A Sweep stakes Tor colts and hes three
years old mile heats three 10 make En-.
trance $780, half orisi entries TO close the evening be-
lore the
SECOND DAY-Proprietor's purse $3.50 (cash up); two
mile heats; entrance $40
THIRD DAy-Post stake $500, (cash up); ,wo mile
heats; entrance Sl5
FOURTH DAY--Jockey Club purse $500, (money hung
ups four mile heats entrance $50.
The Proprietor having made very extensive improve
ments to his large Tavern establishment, will be able TO
accommodate very large number Of personsand thinks
he can pledge himself with confluence, strangers
at distance that they need not be under the least APP
prehensIon OF not being able 10 obtain comfortable
mediation. His best efforts WILL heretofore be give
entire satisfaction. He hopes that gentlemen OF the ada
cent country, as well as those at distance, will favor
him h their company, especially the different members
oil the Club Fine sport expected from the number OF
horses now about TO be put in training and from the
spectaby OF the which the proprietor has gagged
TO put up, and will be paid TO the fortunate winners
soon as the We may expect interest,"
ing cotrace, as-several gentlemen have pledged them
selves 10 bring their colts The proprietor having pledg
ed himself for The purses, requests that the members
the Jockey Club who have heretofore paid win please
forward their subscriptions for the last well the
present year. Respectfully,
]. D. ANDREWS.
Proprietor and Treasurer j. G.
Hanover G. H., July 49, 2I-wrd
% The Jockey Club Purse will be run for on the Sd
day instead Of the 4h advertised, unless otherwise di.
rected by the Club The rules OF the Club requiring it,
August 10.
~ EWMARK Ell kES.-The following stakes are
10 be over the Newmarket course, near Peters.
burg:
1. sweepstake for colts and FLIES now three wears
old, 10 be next fall two mile heats $3.50 entrance
500 toreit-tour 10 make race, and to close
the first day OF September Now four subsc ribers
2. sreepstske for do do mile heats 800 entrance
hall orle-hree or more to make race, and TO close
The last day OF September next Now three subscribers
3. swcepstake Tor do do spring 1885, mile heats
$500 entrance$200 forfeit eleven subscribers nd clos
ed, viz: John HeIh, John MDge, ID. H. Branch and o. r.
Hare, Francis r. Corbin Henry King and Abner Robin
son, John NJ Bolts j. Nj. Selden, j. W. Winfree VIM.
Haxal John White (Cs.) aud Richard r. Brown.
a. sweepstake for do do. spring, 1885, nile heats
500 enirance-bslf foiei-four 10 make race
and now closed But the Proprietor wishes aud will en-.
deavor 10 obtain the each subscriber to proong
the time OF closing, in order pr more subscribers
Presen observation-disclosures DOsw ell Alfred j. Vaughan
VIM. B. GOODWIN and John Heth.
o. sweepsiake for do. do tall 1885, two mile heats
$500 entrance-$lOl forfeit four TO make race
aud to close the LIST day of January 1886 Second best
10 draw stakes. Now three subscribers.
g. produce stake for spring 1886, mile beats-Sl00
enirance-hali of!eit. Thirty subscribers aud closed
T. sweepsieke for lAil 1886, mile beats-S3OO
entrduce-SlOO foTieit-ioUr to make a race.
g. produce stake for spring and tall 1897 mile heats
$500 entrance-bs forfeit, in the spring, an two milo
beas-$2OO enirdnce-h half loiieit, in tie fall. Now
twenty subscribers aud closed In this stake The
second best may in each draw stakes.
IL Also, sweePstske for colts and hlles four years
old IN spring 1885. 10 be spring 3jtwo mile heats-
$500 enirance$2O0 ofleiiiour or more 10 make race
10 close Jan. LIST, 1885. Now two Subscribers
D. p. HARE, Proprietor.
August 10. sOZwIy