ENTRANCE of HORSES
—is the ceremony of entering horses (at the particular places appointed) on a certain day previous to the races at any city, borough, or town, where the plates to be run for are given and advertised. Horses intended to run, are "to be SHEWN and ENTERED," paying two or three guineas "entrance money," (according to the custom of the place,) and in general five shillings to the CLERK of THE COURSE. For all plates given by His Majesty, or his R. H. the P. of Wales, no other entrance money is permitted, or paid, but the before-mentioned fee to the clerk of the course.