Arizona republican., 1891-12-17
PuGNIX JOCKEY CLUB.
Speed Programme for the Jockey Clubs
 Christmas Races,

Christmas Races,
 Mark Daily is withdrawn from all races
 Meeting to be held December 2s, 29 and 90, 1891.
 MONDAY, DECEMBER 2Sth.
 stallion trot-Mile heats three fin fve-en- trance fee, $50; added money, s75.
 2, Running-Two.year-ol quarter mile dash, entrance fee s2j; added money, $50.
 3. Running free for all, :hIee quarter Ioile and repeat, entrance fee, s5j added money S75
 |. Trotting and pacing-one- year ,olds, two in three. Entrance fee, SlO; added money, s2O. Distance waived.
 TUEsDAY-DEcEMBER 29th.
 .. Trotting-. Three minute class, mile heats three in five. Entrance fee, s2j; added money
 6. Running-Aged horses, one.quarter mile dash. Entrance fee, $50; added money, S5O
 '. Running.-Aged horses, one-half mile and repeat, Entrance fee, so; added money s7o.
 X. lrotting-I wo-year- ods, mile heats, two in three. Entrance fee, slj; added money t3O.
 wEDSEsDAY-DECEMBER 30th.
 9. Trotting and pacing-Frce for all, mile heats, three in five. Entrance fee, $50; added money, $5.
 lO Running - Two-year-olds, one-half mile dash. Entrance fes s2j; added money, si0.
 H. TrOtttnE-Thre9-y year .olds, mile heats, three in five. Entrance fee, s2jO; added money, s75.
 l2. Running-Aged horses one h4f mile dash, Entrance fee, 3O; added money $50.
 The following races are added to the program above, to be governed by the conditions govern ing all the races. All entries December 18th.
 Saddle Horse Glass One quarter mile dash, five or more to enter and five to start. EligiDil- ity of horses to be decided day of race. Horses and riders to be equipped in regular rodeo ont. fit. Entrance, SlO; added money, S25.
 Roadster Class - Trottlng or pacing, mile heats, two in three, dye or more to enter and five to start. Horse to be driven by owner to four. wheel vehicle. No nomination received for any horses ever before driven in public races. Entrance, Sl0: added money s25.
 Double team Races-TrOtting or pacing, mile heats; two in three, free for all. Entrance, sl0; added money, S2J.
 Boys Race-Running, three or more to ents r and three to start. Open to all boys under 10 years of age. Entrance free. Added money, s6, divided in three purses-s3 to first, E to second, and Sl to third.
 American Trotting Association Rules to govern.
 No nominations or entrance money will be received for any horse not owned in the terri tory six months prior to the 26th day of Decem- Der, 1891.
 All trot.ing and pacing in harness, three or more horses to enter and two to start. Nominations for trOtting and pacing close December lst, one ehalf of the entrance money payable when horse is nominated: balance on or before Decem Der pGth, 1891. Three or more horses Co enter, and two to start
 Nominations for running close ecember 18th, 1891; one half entrance money to accompany nominations, and balance on or before Decem- Der 26th, 1891. Three or more to enter ano three to start,
 The Jockey Club reserves the right to hold en- trance and start race with less mum Der, or to declare races off when there are less than three to start also to trOt heats of any two races alternately, or to call special race be- tween heats, or to change the date of races. | For walk over in any race, horse is enti- 1 tied to his own entrance fee and one e-half from the other paid up entries of the said race, and | to added money,
 A horse winning a race is entitled to the first money only, except in distancing the field then to first and third money. Stakes divided into three moneys, sixty per cent. to the first, thirty to the second and fen to the third
 The above conditions shall apply to all races, except race No. II, which is provided for under the following especial condi ion Two or more to entor, and two Co start The first hsrse shall receive all entrance money and the second horse tn he added mOuey. walk over shall receive all entrance money and n6hdded m oney.
 Races commance at o'clock sharp each day. The Jockey Club reserves the right to post pone races on account of bad weather. FRANK J. PECK, J. D. MoNIHoE, Secretary. President.