# Highgate Races.

"London Daily Post," Nov. 18th, 1735.

This is to give NOTICE,
To all GENTLEMEN and Others,

THAT on this day the 18th Inst. will be run for, on a New Course made at Highgate, which exceeds any thereabouts,

A Purse of Five Guineas, by any Horse, Mare, or Gelding, that never won above the Value of Five Pounds at any one Time in Plate or Money, 14 Hands high, carrying nine Stone; all above or under, Weight for Inches as usual: To pay Half a Guinea Entrance three Days before Starting, or One Guinea at the Post.

To be Enter'd at the Black Dog at Highgate, between Eight and Twelve in the Forenoon.

The next Day, being the 19th Inst, will be Run for on the said Course,

A Pair of Silver Spurs, Value Two Pounds Five Shillings, by Ponies 13 Hands high, to carry Eight Stone, and all under carrying Weight for Inches.

To be Enter'd as above, paying Five Shillings three Days before, or Ten Shillings at the Post.

And the next Day, being the 20th Instant, will be Run for, by Hackney Horses,

A Bridle, Saddle, and Whip, Value Two Guineas and a Half: To pay Five Shillings Entrance; the second best to have the Whip.

No less than three to start or any of these Prizes; and the Horses to be kept at the Subscribers.

To be Enter'd before Robert Farsnegg, Clerk of the Course.

N. B. All the Horses to start at Half an Hour after Two o' Clock, or to lose their Entrance; and no Horses to come into the Field but the Running Horses.

Highgate Races.

"Londen Daily Post,"
Nov. 18th, 1735.

A Purse of Five Cuineas, by any Horse, Mare, or Gelding, that never won above the Value of Five Pounds at any one Time in Plate or Money, 14 Hands high, carrying nine Stone; all above or under, Weight for Inches as usual: To pay Half a Guinea Entrance three Days before Starting, or One Guinea at the Post.

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