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NEW LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUB CHARLES F GRAlvGER President C APPLEGATE Treasurer M J WIMN VinePresldent and Manager OFFICE 236 ATHEKTON BUILDING LYMAIM H DAVIS Secretary THE CLARK HANDICAP FOR 1910 1910THE THE COLONEL STAKES FOR 1910 1910THE THE CLARK HANDICAP For threeyearolds and up ¬ Jft THE COLONEL STAKES A soiling sweepstakes for ward 10 to accompany the nomination 50 additional to SMM0BB i A threoveiiroldri and upward 5 to accompany the nomina ¬ tion 25 additional start The value of the stakes be start 1000 added of which 200 to second and 100 to I r to to 1000 of which 200 to second and 100 to third The third Wciglits to l c announced three days prior to the day winner to bo sold by auction Those entered to be sold for of the rac Winners of a race other than a selling purse 2500 to carry weight for age if for less 1 Ib allowed for for each 200 to 1000 then 1 Ib for each 100 to 00 Start ¬ after weights are posted to 5 Ihs carry extra extraOne ers with soiling price to be named through the entry box One Mile and a Sixteenth nt the usual hour of closing the day prior to the race and those so uaiucd will be liable for the starting foe foeSix Six Furlongs FurlongsTHE THE LOUISVILLE HANDICAP FOR 1910 SPRING MEETING 1910 THE TOBACCO STAKES FOR 1910 1910THE THE LOUISVILLE HANDICAP For threeyearolds and upward 10 to accompany the nomination 50 addi ¬ and the THE TOBACCO STAKES For threeyearolds that have tional to start 1000 added of which 200 to second and not won a sweepstakes or TIIRKE RACKS OK ANY KIND prior to tha closing of this stakes 5 to the 100 to third accompany Weights to be announced three days prior to nomination 82 additional to start The value of the stakes the day of the race Winners of a race other than a sell ¬ TjT C T T T X Vf T k T T V to be 1000 of wfilch 200 to seeond and 100 to third ing purse after weights are posted to carry C Ibs extra extraSis J VJ JCl JL I JL S f JlSt JL JL Jti Jtt JLJ A Weight 11L Ibs Winners of ti sweepstakes or of two races after March 1 1510 selling purses exccpted lo carry 5 Sis Furlongs FurlongsTHE Ibs extra Maidens allowed S Ibs Seven Furlongs FurlongsTHE THE BOURBON HANDICAP FOR 190 190THE KENTUCKY OAKS THE BASHFORD MANOR STAKES FOR 1910 1910THE THE BOURBON HANDICAP For threeyearolds and I O T 1 7 1 i THE BASHFORD MANOR STAKES For twoyearold upward So to accompany the nomination 25 additional ln Twn V0ar flMo colts and geldings 5 to accompany the nomination r 0 to start The value of the stakes to be 1000 of which Off lff ° 1GaUlS 1GaUlSCkV additional to start 1000 added of which 200 to second and 100 to third Winners of a sweepstakes to 3 200 to carry second and 100 to third Weights to be announced Ibs of 5 Ibs twj extra Maidens allowed 5 Ihs IhsFour three days prior to the day of the race Winners of a race Four and OneHalf Furlongs FurlongsTHE other than a selling purse after weights are posted to carry CkV YOlKJ BCrbV fOF 1913 YOlK 6000 5 Ibs extra J J 7 7One 7 One Mile One Mile and a Quarter THE DEBUTANTE STAKES FOR 1910 1910THE THE FRANK FEHR STAKES FOR 1910 THE DEBUTANTE STAKES For twoyearold fillies The Kentucky Oaks for 1911 value 2500 to accompany the nomination 50 additional to start 1000 added of which 200 to second ilnd 100 to third THE FRANK FEHR STAKES A selling sweepstakes One Mile and Sixteenth Winners of a sweepstakes to carry I Ibs of two 5 Ibs a extra MaiJens allowed 5 Ibs Four Furlongs FurlongsTHE for threeyoarolds and upward 5 to accompany the nomi ¬ nation 50 additional to start 1000 added of which 200 to second uul 100 to third The winner to he sold by auc ¬ THE JOVENILE STAKES FOR 1910 1910THE tion Those entered to be sold for 3000 to carry weight for age If entered to be sold for 2000 4 Ibs below the TO CLOSE TUESDAY TUESDAYMarch THE J1TVENILE STAKES A selling sweepstakes for scale then 1 Ib allowed for each 200 to 1000 then 1 Ib twoyearoldv 5 to accompany the nomination 25 addi ¬ tional to start The value of the stakes to be 1000 of allowed for erch 100 to 500 Winners of a sweepstakes which 200 to second and 100 to third The winner to bo after March I 1910 not to be entered to be sold for less sold by unction Those entered to lie sold for 21300 to than 1100 Starters with selling carry weight for age Allowances 2 Ibs for each 230 to price to be named March 8 1500 then t Ib for each 100 to SOO then 2 Ibs for each through the entry box at the usual hour of closing the day 1910 100 to WOO Starters with selling prices to be named prior to the race and those so named will be liable for the through iii entry box at the usual hour of closing the day fee prior to the race and those so named will be liable for the starting One Mile starling fee Five Furlongs The Kentucky Derby for 1911 1911THE Address Communications and Entries to toLYMXNIL The Kentucky Oaks for 1911 1911THE THE THIRTYSEVENTH RUNNING OF THE THE THIRTYSEVENTH RUNNING OF THE KENTUCKY DERBY For three year olds foals of LYMXNIL DAVIS DAVISSECRETARY KENTUCKY OAKS For threeyearold lillies foils of 1OS 5 to accompany the nomination 15 to be paid May 2 1910 20 to be paid March 1 Illl 100 additional 1008 5 to accompanv the nomination 10 to be paid to start Tho value of the stakes to be 0000 of which SECRETARY May 2 1010 23 to be paid March 1 1U1 100 additional 700 to second and 00 to third Colts to cam 122 Ibs to start The value of the stakes to be 2500 of which geldings 110 Ibs llllies 117 Ib Nonwinners of a three 00 to scconn and 150 to third Xonwlnners of a three yearold race of the value of 1500 allowed 5 Ibs maidens LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY yearold race of the value of 1000 allowed 5 Ibs maidens 12 Ibs One Mile and a Quarter 12 ILs One Mile and a Sixteenth
