Rugby Market Hill races purse details from Warwick county
A nineteenth century notice describes purse races at Rugby Market Hill including a twenty guinea prize for two and four year old horses, mares or geldings with entry rules and weight scales. Another race on the following Wednesday offers six guineas for horses nine hands high, with weights adjusted by inches and entrants paying half a guinea, double entry allowed on the day.
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