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From the turn of the Lands, in

Clermont Course (from the Ditch to the Duke's
Stand)

Audley End Course (from the starting post of the
T. Y. C. to the end of the B. C.) about

Across the Flat

Rowley Mile

Ditch Mile

Abingdon Mile

Two Middle Miles of B. C.

Two yrs old Course (on the Flat)

New ditto (part of the Bunbury Mile)

Yearling Course

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ASCOT HEATH.

The Two-mile Course is a circular one, of which the last half is called the Old Mile. The New Mile is straight, and up hill all the way.

BUXTON

Is a round Course of one mile only.

CHELMSFORD

Is a round or oval Course, short of 2 miles by about 30 yards, but made up miles by starting between the Distance-post and the Winning chair; about half of the straight mile is in the Round Course, finishing with rather a severe bill.

CHESTER.

A flat Course of one mile and 100 yards round

GLOCESTER.

An oblong of about a mile and half, with a straight run in of 400 yards.

DONCASTER

Is a circular and nearly flat Course of about 1 mile, 7 furlongs, and 70 yards. The shorter Courses are portions of this circle.

EGHAM.

The round or rather oval Course is short of 2 miles by 66 yards, and nearly flat.

EXETER.

The old Course is round, or rather oval, of 2 miles, two-thirds of which are nearly flat, and the remainder rather hilly; the last half mile is in a straight line, with a little ascent, and beautiful coming in. There is a round and level Course of one mile, recently made, called the New Course, and a 3-mile Course, also nearly level, formed out of the New and Old Courses.

KNUTSFORD

Is a round Course of one mile only, and nearly flat.

LIVERPOOL.

The Old Course is oval and flat, one mile; the New Course is flat, a mile and half round, with a straight run in of nearly three quarters of a mile, and a very gradual rise.

MANCHESTER

Is one mile, rather oval, with a hill, and a fine run in.

NEWTON

Is a triangular Course of one mile, with a strong hill.

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.

PLYMOUTH.

Is nearly an oval Course of One mle and a half, quite flat, with a straight run in of a third of a mile.

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PRESTON

Is oval and flat-one mile round.

STAFFORD.

A one-mile Course, which would be a complete oval, but for a straight run in of about a quarter of a mile.

STOCKBRIDGE

Is nearly a round Course, somewhat hilly, the last three quarters of a mile straight. It is intended to have a straight mile.

TAVISTOCK

Is a round or rather oval Course, two miles, a little hilly, the last three quarters of a mile straight, and very nearly level: the one mile is a portion of the above.

WOLVERHAMPTON.

The Course is of an oval shape, a mile and a quarter, the run in is straight, and the T. Y. C. is a straight half-mile.

ABBREVIATIONS

USED IN THE RACING CALENDAR.

D. for Duke

E. for Earl
M. for Marquis
Ld for Lord

B. C. for Beacon Course
R. C. for Round Course
Y. C. for Yearling Course
Ab. M. for Abingdon Mile
An. M. for Ancaster Mile
B. M. for Bunbury Mile
R. M. for Rowley Mile
D. I. for Ditch In
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
A. E. C. for Audley End 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

RACING CALENDAR.

1830.

WARWICK SPRING MEETING.

Wednesday, March 17th, the Trial Stakes of 10 sov. each, with 50 added, for two yrs old, 7st. and three, 9st. the Mile Course.

Mr Beardsworth's b. g. Independence, by Filho, or Sherwood, 3 yrs old-Spring

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Mr Corbet's b. f. Jenny Vertpré, by Bobadil, out of Bella Donna, 2 yrs old Ld Warwick's ch. c. by Centaur, out of Niobe, 3 yrs old; Sir G. Pigot's b. f. Dandina, 3 yrs old; Mr E. Yates's ch. c. William Tell, 2 yrs old; Mr Giffard's b. f. Lucy, 3 yrs old; Mr Tomes's b. c. Foxcote, 3 yrs old; Mr Thornes's b. c. Ghost, by Spectre, out of Jessy, 2 yrs old; Mr Hervey's b. f. Rubena, sister to Larissa, 2 yrs old; Mr Sadler's ch. f. Camilla, by Tramp, dam by Camillus, 2 yrs old; and Mr Bristow's gr. f. Queen Bess, by Paulowitz, out of Cleveland's dam, 2 yrs old; also started, but were not placed.

The Pillerton Stakes of 25 sov. each, h. ft. for horses, &c. not thorough-bred; two miles; Gentlemen riders (8 subscribers). Ld Anson's b. c. Dunton, by Filho, out of Nell Gwynn, 3 yrs old, 9st. 9b.-Mr Burton

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Mr Hobson's br. c. Contraband, 4 yrs old, 10st. 9fb.
Mr Thompson's br. g. Knapp, by Frolic, dam by Teddy the
Grinder, 3 yrs old, 9st. 9fb.

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The Tradesmen's Cup of 50 sov. added to a Sweepstakes of 5 sov. each, for horses not thorough-bred; two miles; Gentlemen riders.

Mr Russell's gr. f. Alice Grey, 4 yrs old, 10st. 9fb.-Mr Russell, jun.

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