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lst. All bets are understood to relate to the purse, if nothing be said to the contrary

 2nd. \ bet on the purse or heat Is void, if the horse betted on does not start.

 3rd. Where q bet i, made against the field, ii IS understood ito be on one horse against as many as may start, but one other must start or 1t Is no bet.

 4th. When both parties are present, eith- CT party has a right to demand, that the money be staked, before the horses start i; and if one refuse, the other may, at his op- ton, declare the bet void.

 9th. If any party he absent on the day of a race, (the money not being staked, the party present may declare the bet void, in the presence of respectable witnesses, be- fore the race commences; but if any per- son offer to stake for the absentee, 1t IS d confirmed bet.

 Other tets are regulated by the rules ol the Club.