SUBSCRIPTIONS, Advertisements, and Intelligence for the RACING CALENDAR, are received at the Publishers' Office, where may be had most of the Volumes for the last sixty years; also the RACING CALENDAR ABRIDGED, from the earliest accounts to 1750, in one volume ; and the General Stud-Book, in four volumes. Subscriptions for the Sheet Calendars and the Volume, Twentyeight Shillings per annum, to be paid in advance. The Volume for 1843 (price 14s.) is sold by M: WHITEHEAD Herald Office, YORK, Mr Erry 19 Erskine street, LIVERPOOL. Mr REYNOLDS 20 Charles street, BATH. Mrs DEIGHTON, Bookseller WORCESTER, Mr Heatox, Bookseller NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE. Mr CHARLES SMITH 87 Princes street, EDINBURGH. Mr SHARPE Advertiser Office, WARWICK. Mr FREEMAN Market square, NORTHAMPTON. At the Coffee Room, Newmarket; and by all Booksellers in town and country. THE RACING CALENDAR. The size of the Book CALENDAR has increased and is increasing so much, notwithstanding the use of a smaller type, that the Publishers think it would be more convenient if the Races Past and Races to Come, with the appropriate Indexes to each, were brought out in separate volumes. The volume containing the Races Past would be ready soon after the termination of the Racing Season, the Races to Come about the usual time, or a little earlier. Subscribers in London, and others who specially order it, might have the volume containing the Races Past as soon as published; but on account of the expense of car. riage, the books would not in general be sent to the subscribers in the Country till both volumes are ready. A small increase of the subscription will, of course, be necessary to carry out this plan. The Publishers will not decide on such an alteration till they have been able to learn the opinion of the Members of the Jockey Club, and other Gentlemen engaged on the Turf, who are interested in having the work conducted on the most convenient and efficient plan. If this is favourable, a further notice will be given on the subject. In the meantime, the subscription for 1844 will commence on the Ist of March, and on the usual terms. THE STUD-BOOK. The Publishers particularly request that the Owners of Brood Mares will make an early return of this year's Foals, to be included in the Fifth Volume of the Stud-Book, now preparing for publication. 6 Old BurliNGTON STREET, February, 1814. CONTENTS PAGE 111 Places of Sport in 1843, with Index Form of a Certificate of having won a Queen's Plate List of Royal Plates, with their Conditions Rules concerning Horse-racing in general Rules and Orders of the Jockey Club Lengths of the Newmarket and other Courses Explanation of the Abbreviations used in this Book 481 & app: Aberystwith app: Ascot Heath 313 Bedford 406 Bibury Club 326 Oswestry 390 Salisbury 392 407 395 329 PAGE 432 Tewkesbury and Glouces. 503 460, 461 List of Winning Horses in Great Britain in 1843 Royal Plates in 1843, with the Winners Index to Horses which ran in Great Britain in 1843 Index to Horses in Ireland mentioned in this Vol. Winners of the Derby, Oaks, and St Leger List of Members of the Jockey Club app. Weymouth ....... 166 33 169 Epping Town 56 10, 105, 189 132 BEDFORDSHIRE. BERKS. Ascot Heath 62 59 143 CAMBRIDGESHIRE. Newmarket, 12, 28, 43, 89, 203, Cambridge 104 Cheadle 196 Neston 55 201 Bodmin 184 233 DEVONSHIRE. |