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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS TO INTERNATIONAL DERBY, to be run at the course of the D0RVAL PARK JOCKEY CLUB, that the DATE of NAMING HORSES EXPIRES at MIDNIGHT of MAY I, 1914. Entries Closed November 15, 1913, with 67 Nominations 0,000 Guaranteed Value. The International Derby. IM- three-year «Ms f.nls of 1M1. By subscription of iiidividu:iK af .f2.Vt each. The subscriplinu to entitle the bolder to name, mi or before May I. 1P14. three horses of which ihiIv two may start. The ~uh-M-riptiou also to l c subject to sale or transfer up to the time of Baaahkf. horses, provided a certified copy • •f sueli transfer be tiled with the Dorral Park Jockey Club on or before May 1. 1!H4. It is farther understood that the holder of ■ subscription may lease the rcaalag qualities of one or more horses for the race, provided that such lease is coii*unnnated on or before the time of naming borwtt, .••iid that ■ certilied cam a4 »aeh base i tiled with the Qeaacal Manager of ihe Dorval Park Joekej Club on or before the time of naming horse-.. Starters to pa $:a additional each. The Jockey Club to add to sakacrlptioBS and the starting feea a sum sutVeient t,, niake the value of the stake 898,4PM, of which yy,M8 to the see I. ,808 to the third and 8T 00 to the fourth horse. Weight for age. Winners in 11114 of ,000 to carry two pounds extra: of S.~ . nk . Bre pounds eitr*. Noli winners at anv time of ,800 alowed live pounds. Maidens, ten |H unds. ONE MILE AND A QUARTER. To Be Run Saturday, June 13, 1914, at Dorval Park, Montreal, P. Q. 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