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To do so click the go button below to visit our contact page - thanks. You are here: Home Bells Life in London. Price for this document. Purchase Options. Office, , Strand. Thursday, and Friday, May 26th, 27th, 28th, and29th. The nine undermentioned races close in the race week. CM of th. Entrance, 2 sovs. For particulars see Calendar. Clerk of the Course. The weights to be published on the Tuesday after Goodwood Kaces.
The weights to be published on the Monday after Newcastle Races. North, Cierk of the Course, York. York, April 28, To start at half- past 2. The entry by sealed letters to be made before 4 o'clock p. Weights to be published on the 1st July, and forfeits declared on Saturday, 25th July, before 4 o'clock p. Entries to be made on the 1st J uly, before 4 o'clock p. The smaller forfeit of 75f 3 sovs to be sent with each nomination, or will not be received.
Entries to be made to Mr Henry Dorling. Epsom, and in Paris, to the secretary of the Jockey Club, No. The exact colours and jockeys names to be declared to the Stewards as above three clear days before the race, or a fine of 80f will be inflicted. The ground to be shown the day before the races at 2 o'clock. Any jockey altering any of the jumps or causing the same to be done, will be disqualified.
The rider of the winner of this handicap will be presented with a very hand- some racing saddle, given by a gentleman who admires the old English sport of horse racing. Other stakes will be entered for during the week. The above stakes close and name on the Tuesday after Chester Races May June 10th, The GRIHSTON CUP of 50 sovs in specie, the gift of Lord Londes- borough, added to a Sweepstakes of 5 sovs each, h ft, for horses of any age, that up to the day of nomination have never won a plate or sweep- stakes of 50 sovs value; winners of 50 sovs stake or plate, after the day of nomination, to carry 71b extra; 8st 71b each; mares and geldings al- lowed 5ib; 10 sovs of the stakes to go to the second horse, and the third horse ts save his stake; two miles.
