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FOR AMERICAN HORSEMEN HORSEMENBreeders Horsemen Breeders and turfmen Turkmen throughout the country should be careful not to overlook the fact that in order to bo eligible to race on Jockey Club courses all horses must be registered by Novem Novena ¬ ber1 1 of the year in which they are foaled Unless so registered they are barred from rac race ¬ ing King upon all the tracks under the jurisdiction of the Jockey Club except on payment of heavy penalties penaltiesNames penalties Names however need not necessarily be sent till March 1 of the year irTwhibh birthright they are two years olds but there is no extra charge for ham ing King a registered horse either now or at any time prior to March 1 of their twoyearold toehold period As the Jockey Club now owns the Stud book registration with the Jockey Club entitles a horse to race on any legitimate racecourse in America either East or West without addi Addis ¬ tional tonal expense The Jockey Club rules pertain ¬ ing King to registration which all breeders should bear in mind are as follows Rule 381 The office of the Jockey Club is designated as the Registry Office The Registry Officeis Offices established for the pur pour ¬ of a fine of 10 If such application be made on or before December 31 of each year and if after said date upoii poi payment of a fine of 50 for eacB each registration Rule 39 A name must be claimed through the Registry Office of the Jockey Club for each and every horse ton or before the 1st day of March of its twoyedrdld toyed year cf l In case a horse is not named prior to March 1 of its twoyearold toehold year he may be dulyTaamed adulterated upon the payment Of ri fine of 50Jif name is claimed and allowed at least two days before day of starting No name that has been employed during the previous five years either in the stud or on the turf shall be duplicated nor can a name be claimed for any horse riot registered as a foal foalN foal N B No horse will be allowed to start un ¬ less duly registered and named Rules 38 ahd ad 39 Shall apply only to horses foaled inl893 and thereafter Rule 40 An owner desiring to change the name of ahorse horse must obtain special permission from the Stewards of the Jockey Club and shall pay the sum of 100 on each change of name to the Fine Fund FundRule Undue Rule 41 A horse foaled out of the United States shall not be qualified to starts for any race until the owner has filed in the Registry Office a certificate stating age color sex dis dais ¬ tinguishing incising marks if any and pedigree as rec recd ¬ orded corded in the official studbook of its native country signed by the Secretary or other public officer of arecOgnized recOgnized racing blub blurb or by some approved magistrate or public officer of the country in which the horse was foaled Or has otherwise satisfied the Stewards 6fthe Jockey Club as to his identity and age The registration must be made at the Regis ¬ try Office within sixty days after landing in this country The registration feo foe shall be 5 for each ani anis ¬ mal whicll hill will include certificate Breeders will greatly facilitate the work of registration by sending in their reports as early as possible possibleThe possible The registration fee of 2 will be refunded if foal should die before Nov 1 1Address Address James E Wheeler Registrar The Jockey Club 173 Fifth Avenue New York N Y pose of the identification of all racehorses ijvSether riveter foaled in the United States or in other countries and the certification of their pedigree pedigreeHorses pedigree Horses foaled in the United States must be registered with the Registry Office by Nov 1 of the year in which they were foaled foaledThe foaled The registration Shall comprise the name if any the color and marks if any j whether a horse mare or gelding and the name of its sire and dam If the dam Was covered by more than one stallion the names or descriptions in full must be stated statedThe stated The registration fee shall be 2 for each anir air mal which will include certificate certificateOnly certification Only horses are eligible for registry under this rule which have either five uncontaminated thoroughbred crosses or which authentically trace through or to animals recorded in the first six volumes of the American Stud Book or in a recdgnized recognized Stud Book of another country If it be proved to the satisfaction of the Stew ¬ ards bards of the Jockey Club that the failure of reg Greg ¬ istration distraction be unintentional or accidental such registration may be permitted by the payment
