St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-15
THE NEW STUD BOOK
Governing Rules on Records and
Admissions.

Governing Rules on Records and
Admissions.
The regulations under which the new
announced as follows, as to records,
standard governing admission to stud
book and advanced standard:
/. All performances recognized by this as
BOciation are either frSt-claSS records or sec
Ond-class records.
2 The time made by any horse in regu-
lar class race constitutes frst-class record.
3. The time MADE by any horse in a regu-
lar event other than class race constitutes
q second-class record.
No second-class record made after the
publication of these rules shall operate to
confer standard rank, except as provided by
the rules of the standard.
). The time made by any horse owned by
amember of either the National Association
of Trotting Horse Breeders or the National
Trotting Stud Book association may be taken
by the official timers of the meeting, or by a
special agent of this association, assisted by
one or more suitable persons selected by him.
The time so taken sh all, when certified to by
the recorder Of the stud book by each of the
acting timers. and approved by the board OF
censors, constitutec record: provided the
horse so timed is not afterwards distanced in
the race.
6. Any member of either the National AS
sOclation of Trotting Horse Breeders of The
National 1TOIllng Sluu BOOK ASSOCIATION.
whose competence as a timer OF horses shall
appear 10 the satisfaction of the president of
the National Association of Trotting Horse
Breeders may be by him commissioned a
special agent to take the time OF horses as
provided by these rules.
2. A regular event is an event conducted
according to the rules of either the National
1rotting association or the American Trot-
ting association and taking place at a public
meeting.
s A class race is q race that is omen Tn q II
horses of a certain class or age and is SO ad-
vertised in a suitable manner at least one
week prior to the closing of entries thereto.
9. public meeting is q meeting the time
and place Of holding which has been Suita-
ably advertised at leasttwo days in advance
Any animal that meets the requirements of
any of the following rules may be recorded
as standard trotting horse in the National
Trotting Stud Book of America"
/. Any stallion that is the sire of three
animals having tirst-class records of 2:30 or
better.
II. ANY stallion that is the sire of two
animals having first-class records of 2:30 or
better.
Provided, 1. The sire of said stallion is
the sire of two ANIMALS having frst-class rec
Ords of 2:30 or better, or
q. The sire of said stallion has a first-class
record of 2:30 or better. or
3. The sire of said stallion is a standard
animal, or
4. The dam of said stallion is a standard
III. Any stallion that has record of 80
or better.
Provided, 1. Said stallion is the sire of
one animal having tirst-class record of , 80
or better, or
=. The sire of said stallion is the sire of
two animals having first-class records of 80
or better, or
3: The sire of said stallion is a standard
animal. or
4. The dam OF said animal is already
standard animal.
~: Any mare that is the dam of one ami
NAL having tirst-class record Of 2:3O or tet-
ter
v. Any mare that has record of 2:3O or
better.
VI. Any animal whose sire and dam are
standard.
Any animal that is recorded as standard in
the National Trotting Stud Book of America
and that meets the requirements of the fol
lowing rules may lie recorded in the ad-
Vanced standard department thereof:
l. Any stallion that is the sire of one ami
NAL having first-class record of 30 or bet
ter.
II. Any mare that is the dam of one ami
NAL having first-class record of 2:20 or bet
ter
III. Any animal that has record of 800
or better.
". Any animal whose sire and dam are
recorded in the advanced standard DEPART
ment.