Chester Races 1764 Purse Dates and Entry Rules
Advertises Chester races from late April to early May 1764 with purses of fifty and five guineas, four mile heats for four year olds, and a gold cup. Details include entrance fees of five shillings and subscriber fees of two guineas, with non-subscribers three guineas. Rules cover entry deadlines, show times, certificates, and penalties for non-starters or refusals to start. Also mentions a cocking event each morning during the races.
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Mare and Arabian horse sale at Bowes Farm Middesex
To COVER this Season at Mer Joan Gites's Bowes Farm near Southgate in the County of Middlesex five guineas a mare and a Crown to be paid when the mares are taken away. The fine bay Arabian called Newcomb's Arabian is described as a large horse with superior bone and blood, resembling the Godolphin Arabian more than any horse seen.
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