Chelmsford Races Feature Two-Day Meeting
Chelmsford hosts a two day racing event with purses of fifty pounds for horse and hunter classes. Entries open at the Black Boy with articles required at entry. Ball, concert, and bar events planned for attendees.
Blandford Races 1763 Blandford Course Plates and Entries
Racing rules for Blandford in August 1763 with two plates for different age groups. Entries close six days before racing at the Crown Inn Blandford with fees for subscribers and non subscribers. Conditions include heat structure, refunds, weights, and penalties. liquor booths limited to subscribers, and property proof required for entry.
Racing Purse Dates at Warwick on the New Course
Warwick races in August offer two four mile heats with a fifty pound purse for mares and geldings and a further forty nine pound purse for younger horses. Entries close a fortnight before running at the Three Tuns Inn with weights declared and entrance fees, the event to be decided by majority vote of subscribers.
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Buttory
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Honywood
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Mgr
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Warwick Races
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Three Tuns Inn
Warwick
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Lamsey
Lord Melcombe
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Gunvill
Blanford
Dorsetshire
Salisbury
Greyhound
Blandford
George
Shafisbury
Dhe
Pool
King’s Arms
Dorghester
Lamb
Bierton
Ayi
John
Temple How
Rene
Jerear
Welham
Batt Retford
Nottingham
Bright
East Retford
Kett
Wharkdale
Grane
Archbishop of
York
Miss Bridges
Silkston
Fiten
Fallane
Halifax
Fattheld
Thurgoland
Silkiton
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Barnsley
Wakefield
Rotherham
Sheffield
Doncaster
Manchester
Racing Plates at Manchester 1764 Colorful Prize List
The notice describes racing events at Manchester on September 7 and 8 1764 with multiple purses of fifty pounds each for horses that never won more than one race of that value. It lists weight allowances, entry rules at Mr. Rigby’s course, entry fees, certificates, the weight scale by age, and stipulations about starting guarantees and prizes. The document also mentions carriages, transport to and from nearby inns, and related notices from stewards and local merchants.
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Iftear
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Humber
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Peterborough
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Bishopsgate Street
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Angel Inn
Ishmael Goop
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Heber
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Barcliff Highway
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