Knutsford Races at Knutsford Heath in July 1762
The Knutsford races schedule lists prizes of fifty pounds for four year olds and five year olds in heats of up to four miles. The Town Plate offers similar stakes with weighted allowances, entry fees, and certificates required at George in Knutsford. Stewards include Lord Grey and Lord Grosvenor, with Heber as one of the officials.
Bedford Races 1762 Purse and Plate details at Bedford
A historical notice from Bedford describes racing events on Tuesday August 3 with a purse of fifty pounds for horses not having won forty pounds since March. It includes weight allocations for various ages, entry requirements of two pounds seven shillings to the clerk, conditions for three heats over about three miles, and rules on disputes. Additional plates planned for Wednesday August 4 and Thursday August 5 with similar entry terms and weights. The entry point is the Market Cross in Bedford with officials named, including the Earl of Upper Offory and Captain Richard Orlebar.
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Ludlow Races 1762 Purse Plate Rules and Entries
In Ludlow Shropshire a July race meeting offers purses of fifty pounds for horses, mares, or geldings that have never won a King’s or Royal Plate. Weights vary by age from nine stone seven to eleven stone. Entrance fees apply with subscriber discounts, certificates of age required, and conditions forbidding horses that have won nearby plates from racing. Races are two four mile heats with additional weights for recent winners. Entries close at the Ludlow Market House on July 13 and 14 with strict attendance rules and stabling requirements. The Right Hon. Lord Clive and others are noted in the program.
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Wattisham family illness appeal for relief
A fragmentary notice describes a Wartisham Suffolk family afflicted with severe, spreading leg and foot mortifications affecting the entire household. It records the parents and ten children, some with amputations, and notes parish care has been costly. Local justices urge charitable aid and propose distribution through London bankers.
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