Craven Meetund shall not the morning. exercise any Newmarket ls, unless he tober 1817. and resolved ption shall be erson naming re the time of or subscribed ly 13, 1819. Jockey Club, repairing the ( xxxvii) Course and Exercise-ground, that one guinea annually be paid respect of every race-horse that shall be trained or exercised, that shall run any private trial or public race thereon. That the same shall be paid by the stable-keeper or serva having the care of such horse, and be charged by him to the owne of such horse. That every such stable-keeper or servant shall, immediately afte the Second Spring Meeting, and the Houghton Meeting, in ever year, deliver to the Keeper of the Match-book, at Newmarket, list of the horses which bave been under his care, liable to pay th said charge, and shall then also pay to the Keeper of the Mateh book the money due for each horse. And that the first payment of such charge shall be made at th end of the next Houghton Meeting, upon every horse liable theret between the 1st of August next ensuing the date of this Resolution and that period. NEW ROOMS, NEWMARKET, 23d April, 1821. At a General Meeting of the Stewards and Members of th Jockey Club: It was stated by the Stewards, that a complaint had been mad to them that William Taylor, commonly called Snipe, had bee discovered watching a trial, with a telescope, and that they ha required him to attend this Meeting. On which the said William Taylor was called in, and acknow ledged the truth of the charge against him, but refused to inform the Meeting who were his employers. It was therefore resolved, that Mr Weatherby should cause no tices to be served upon him, to keep off the heath grounds occupie by the tenants of the Jockey Club, and should use his best endea vours to obtain from the several occupiers of land adjoining or nea the race-ground, notices to the said William Taylor, to keep off th lands in their several occupations. And it was further resolved, That any person who should i future be detected offending in like manner, or who should b proved to have employed any persons to watch trials, should b served with similar notices.. And it was further resolved, That the several Members of th Jockey Club should and would require their grooms to discharge al boys and other persons employed by them, who should be detectein watching or divulging any trial; and should and would requir their grooms not to employ any boy or servant who was not able t obtain a good character from the master he last served. And at a Meeting, held 25th April 1821, It was resolved, That the rules relating to the giving notice o trials should not be considered as extending to trials run at a greate distance from Newmarket than 25 miles. NEW ROOMS, 9th May 1321. At a Meeting of the Stewards and Members of the New Rooms, was resolved, in order to ensure a sufficient attendance at the bal lots, that for the future all the Members of the Jockey Club shoul be entitled to ballot for the Candidates for the New Rooms. KNUTSFORD Is a round Course of 1 mile only, and nearly flat. NOTTINGHAM Is a round Course of 1 mile, 2 furlongs, and 11 yards. OXFORD Is a round or rather oval Course of 2 miles all but a distance, and quite flat-the last half-mile straight. STOCKBRIDGE Is a round or rather oval Course, somewhat hilly, the last three quarters of a mile nearly in a straight line. They have one straight mile, and also a round Course of about a mile and a quarter; the latter is called the New Course. D. for Duke E. for Earl ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THE RACING CALENDAR. M. for Marquis Ld for Lord B. C. for Beacon Course D. M. for Ditch Mile T. M. M. for the Two Middle Miles of B. C. A. F. for Across the Flat T. Y. C. for Two yrs old Course h. for horse g. for gelding m. for mare c. for colt f. for filly p. for pony b. for bay bl. for black br. for brown gr. for grey ch. for chesnut ro. for roan d. for dun yrs for years gs for guineas sov. for sovereigns h. ft. for half forfeit pd for paid p.p. for play or pay recd for received ft. for forfeit agst for against dr for drawn dis for distanced Y, for young THE RACING CALENDAR. 1827. WARWICK SPRING MEETING. WEDNESDAY, March 14th, the Leamington Stakes of 5 sov. each, for horses not thorough-bred, which had been regularly hunted at least seven times this season with the Warwickshire hounds, and were the property of gentlemen resident at Leamington, 12st. each, Gentlemen riders; 2-mile heats (18 subscribers). Mr Anderson's br. g. Tarquin, by Seagrave Sir J. Mr Maher's ch. h. Talma ... ...... Mr Oliver's br. g. Deception, aged Mr Caulfield's b. g. Artist. Mr Maxwell's ch. m. Caroline 1 1 2 3 •2345 I Six others started for the first, and four for the second heat. Sweepstakes of 10 sov. each, for regular hunters not thorough-bred; two miles (7 subscribers), Mr Mallory's br. g. Cardinal, 4 yrs old, 11st. 11lb.- ..... 1 2 3 Mr B. King's b. g. Cayenne, 12st. 4fb. ch. Mr Wightwick's ch.g. Fitz-jack, 12st. beat Mr M Tavish's Goldfinch, 11st. 71b. one mile, 50 sov. h. ft. g. The Farmers' Plate of 50 sov. and 10 sov. for the second horse; three yrs old, 10st. 21b. four, 11st. five, 11st. 91b. six 2 RACING CALENDAR, and aged, 12st. 2lb. winners carrying 5lb. extra; ridden by Farmers; 2-mile beats. Mr Brown's ch. f. Pandora, 4 yrs old-the owner.. 1 Six others started. 1 2 2 A Forced Handicap Sweepstakes of 10 sov. each; one mile (7 subscribers). Mr Pickernell's br. c. Zamiel, by Mango, 3 yrs old, 11st.-H. Arthur Mr Russell's ch. g. Moses (late Kangaroo) 4 yrs old, Mr F. Robins's b. f. Princess Royal, 4 yrs old, 11st.. ANSON HUNT. 1 234 TUESDAY, March 20th, the Trial Stakes of 10 sov. each, for two yrs old, 6st. three, 8st. 4fb. four, 8st. 13fb. five, 9st. 5lb. six and aged, 9st. 91b. the last mile (9 subscribers). Mr Yates's br. c. Sharpshooter, by Paulowitz, 2 yrs old -Baker 123 Mr Mytton's br. c. Fisherman, 3 yrs old Mr Gleave's b. h. The Miller of Mansfield, 5 yrs old.. Mr Whitwick's ch. g. Vatican, by Waxy Pope, dam by Walton, out of Gipsy, 2 yrs old; Mr Giffard's b. c. Billy Lackaday, by Spectre, out of Morgiana, 2 yrs old; Mr Beardsworth's b. c. Loraine, 2 yrs old; and Mr Cook's br. c. by Rhadamanthus, out of Loo Choo, 3 yrs old; also started, but were not placed by the Judge. Mr Giffard's ch. c. Pantaloon, by Castrel, out of Idalia, (H. Arthur) beat Mr Mytton's b. c. Mexican, by Manfred, or Castrel, out of Black Beauty, 8st. 4lb. each, one mile, 100 sov. h. ft. The Bosworth Stakes of 25 sov. each, h. ft. for horses not thorough-bred; four yrs old, 10st. 9lb. five, 11st. 7tb. six and aged, 12st. bona fide the property of subscribers; a winner of 100 sov. carrying 5fb. extra; Gentlemen riders, two miles (16 subscribers). 2 ...... 3 Mr Payne's b. g. Gossoon, aged ..... Mr Richards's b. g. Habberley, aged.. Mr Grosvenor's gr. g. Thompson, aged; Mr R. M. Biddulph's ch. f. Coral (late Lemonade) 4 yrs old; and Mr Smith Barry's br. g. Oddity, by Seagrave, 5 yrs old; also started, but were not placed by the Judge. 7 to 4 agst Gossoon, 5 to 2 agst Habberley, and 3 to 1 agst the winner The Paulowitz Stakes of 3 sov. each, with 50 added, for the produce of mares covered by Paulowitz in 1822; heats, one mile and a half ( subscribers). Mr Lagar's bl. g. brother to Betsy-Carr 1 1 2 2 WEDNESDAY the 21st, the Farmers' Plate of 50 sov. and 10 to the second horse, given by the Hunt, for maiden horses not thorough-bred, ridden by Farmers; three yrs old, 10st. 71b. four, 11st. 7lb. five, 12st. 7fb. six and aged, 13st. two-mile heats. Mr Wilkins's b. g. Jerry, by Tagus, 3 yrs-Adis 1 1 yrs old Mr J. Webb's ch. g. Cashier, 5 2 2 3 Mr Anderson's Tarquin, by Seagrave, 11st. 7b. (Mr Davis) beat Mr Maher's Talma, 11st. two miles, 100 sov. Ld Anson's Ploughboy (Ld Molyneux) beat Major Wyndham's Miss Jones, 13st. each, one mile, 50 sov. The Atherstone Stakes of 5 sov. each, for horses not thorough-bred, 13st. each; 2-mile heats (10 subscribers). Major Spooner's br. g. Challenger, 13st.-Mr Davis 1 1 Mr Applewhaite's ch. g. Nicolo, 13st........ .... 2 2 The Witherley Stakes of 15 sov. each, 10 ft. once round and a distance (4 subscribers). Mr Painter's gr. m. sister to Fitzwilliam, by Fitzjames, walked over. A Forced Handicap Stakes of 10 sov. each, ridden by Gentlemen or Farmers; one mile (7 subscribers). |