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(iv) An assumed name may be changed at any time by registering a new 

 assumed name. 



(v) Any person who has registered an assumed name may at any time abandon 

 it, by giving written notice at the Registry Office ; such notice of cancellation 

 shall be published in the next Racing Calendar, after which all entries which 

 have been made in the assumed, shall be altered to the real, name of the owner. 



91. Partnerships, Sales with Contingencies, Leases, etc. (i) In the case of 

 partnerships, a document stating (a) the name and address of every person 

 having an interest in a horse ; (3) the relative proportions of such interest ; and 

 (c) with whom the power of entry and declaration of forfeit rests, must be signed 

 by all the parties, and lodged at the Registry Office, or with the Clerk of the 

 Course, for transmission to the Registry Office, before a horse which is partner- 

 ship property can be entered or start for any race. All partners shall be jointly 

 and severally liable for every stake or forfeit, and no part owner shall assign his 

 share or any part thereof, in a horse without the consent of his partners. 



(ii) In the case of a horse sold with contingencies, leased, or the subject of 

 any other joint arrangement, a document stating the names and addresses of 

 all the parties interested, shall be signed by them and lodged as above, and 

 shall state fully the terms of such sale with contingencies, lease, or other joint 

 arrangement before any such horse shall be entered or start for a race. 



(iii) In all the above cases a registration fee of I sov. shall be paid on each 

 horse. 



(iv) If partnerships, sales with contingencies, leases, or other joint arrange- 

 ments existing either at entry or at the time of the race, have not been registered 

 as above, a horse shall be disqualified. 



(v) All partnerships, sales with contingencies, leases, and other joint arrange- 

 ments, shall be published, in the real or assumed names in the next available 

 Racing Calendar, and any termination or severance must be notified at once to 

 the Registry Office for publication. 



Riders, Gentlemen Riders, Qualified Riders, Jockeys, etc. 



92. (i) Persons who have never ridden for hire, and who are not otherwise 

 disqualified under these rules, need no qualification to ride in Steeple Chases or 

 Hurdle Races unless the conditions of any such steeple chase or hurdle race require 

 a particular qualification, but for welter flat races riders must be "Qualified 

 Riders " or Jockeys holding licences under these Rules. 



(ii) " Qualified Riders " under these Rules are persons who have never ridden 

 for hire, and who are qualified either 

 (a) as Gentlemen, 

 (/;) as Farmers, 



(c) by Election, 



(d) Yeomen when riding at their own regimental meeting. 



(a) Riders qualified as Gentlemen must be members of the National Hunt 

 Committee, the Irish National Hunt Steeple Chase Committee, or of one of the 

 following Clubs The Jockey Club, Turf Club of Ireland, Croxton Park, Bibury, 

 Southdown and Ludlow Race Clubs, the New Rooms at Newmarket, the Jockey 

 Club of Paris, Berlin and Vienna, the Army and Navy, Junior Army^and Navy, 

 Arthur's, Turf, Boodle's, Brooks, Carlton, Junior Carlton, Guards', Cavalry, 

 Pratt's, Travellers', United Service, Junior United Service, East India United 

 Service, the Union, White's, the Conservative, the Oxford and Cambridge, the 

 Naval and Military, the Oriental, the Badminton, the Devonshire, the New 

 University, the Windham, the St. James' or the United University Club ; the 

 Kildare-street, Sackville-street, Hibernian United Service, or Stephen's Green 

 Clubs in Dublin ; the Western Meeting (Ayr), or the New Club, Edinboro* ; or 

 that they be Officers on full pay in the Army or Navy, or persons holding Com- 

 missions under the Crown, or bearing titles in their own right or by courtesy. 



(3) Riders qualified as farmers must be now farming at least 100 acres of land, 

 and their Sons if following the same occupation, and for the purposes of this rule 

 a "Farmer" shall be understood to mean one who resides permanently on 

 his farm, working it himself, and deriving therefrom his principal and ostensible 

 means of subsistence. 



